The Yao Emperor and His Human Doctor.

Chapter 45 - Reinforcements

Ren Shyu now considered himself the stupidest creature in the world. He distracted the doctor and made him lower his guard. He had been temporarily overcome by anger but when he raised his head and saw the doctor in that pitiful state, freezing in the snow, bruised and with that blank look in his eyes, he finally understood him.

At no point did Su Ning attack first. His blows were not fatal, even the one from heavenly tribulation. He must have had a plan in mind or he was just biding his time. Furthermore, he never stopped protecting him, even though he knew that Ren Loo had killed his shixiong. He would never kill but there were always those who doubted it. And now that someone finally understood him he was appalled.

With his head sunk into a crater in the cold snow-covered ground, Su Ning was tired. However, if he died now, that dragon would also be killed. He ran his hand through the cold snow and muttered an incantation. Then his entire body sank into the ground as if diving into water. The jiao released him immediately before his hand disappeared into the dark surface of water that formed.

"What the hell!" Xing Ou Yang muttered in surprise for the first time. Even though he knew almost all of the secrets of the Human Cultivation Sect, Deng Choi was nowhere near an expert like Su Ning. It was no wonder that Tung Shiu considered him more than his first disciple.

Su Ning resurfaced from a puddle of water some distance away, close to Ren Shyu. This time he needed a break to recover. His ears were ringing and bleeding and his thin face was slightly swollen.
"Eh, cultivators are full of tricks!" Xing Ou Yang smiled and cracked his tense neck. He was also taking a long time to recover from the burns from earlier.

Thinking back, Su Ning really seemed to just want to delay him. "I don't know about this technique... could it be used for escape? Unfortunately, my fog barrier doesn't allow anyone to leave here. I gained it after I consumed a Shen Gui, who was an expert in this in the Barrier."
"You fucking monster!" Ren Shyu felt like vomiting. He had already heard of this yao. He was one of his uncle's former raven generals, capable of creating mist and mist.

"I say the same about you!" A female voice came out of the fog and everyone turned to her. Ren Loo's haughty figure emerged from the mist.
"Mother!"
"You mean you break into my brother's house and kidnap my son and his guest? Tsk, you've always been a scumbag, right, Qiang Yong?"

Behind her appeared the imposing dragon emperor. His dark expression was capable of making the earth tremble, "Xing Ou Yang." He said through his teeth, but his eyes fell on someone else. His lips parted in surprise. He stared at the human's bloodied face. Even with her hair down and without her veil, he recognized the look and contour of the young face of just over twenty years old that was following him.

That was just a glimpse of a painting, but now he could see him in full, his elegant nose, his thin lips were pale and unfortunately chapped from the cold and stained with blood. Qiang Yong swallowed hard, although his throat seemed to suddenly close up. The face he had been dreaming about for so many years, the look he never forgot...

When he found Su Ning to treat his mother he was not sure about his identity, he had changed a little, his young face had matured a little more, leaving the youthful features behind. However, the look remained the same and its entire arrangement was a common polished white jade. Seeing him stained with blood made Qiang Yong's blood boil and he turned to the jiao with hatred blazing on his face.

His consciousness faded. How dared anyone touch what belonged to him? Su Ning didn't recognize them, due to his memories returning little by little and yet being cloudy. He only realized that two more yao had appeared and he needed to know if they were enemies or friends. However, that face was a little familiar... Ren Loo ran towards her son and remembering that the dragon had called her mother, Su Ning undid the bamboo barrier.