Chapter 96 Give my mother back to me! Give her back to me!

"He Zhimo, you don't know at all, you don't know anything. I saw my mother's tail feathers were broken by him, and my mother screamed in pain! My mother bled a lot, and my mother couldn't fly anymore. No matter how hard she tried, my mother couldn't fly, but he didn't care. He, he just left my mother there..."

Shang You became more and more devastated, and as He Zhimo listened to the scene she described, his little face gradually turned pale, and his two little hands trembled. He was in so much pain that he couldn't lift a finger...

Shang You simply couldn't stay in the same place with He Zhimo anymore, even though she knew it had nothing to do with He Zhimo, but at least at this moment, she couldn't do it, and there was no way she couldn't hate him!

Shang You wiped away her tears, and almost crawled out with her little dragon tail on her pupa.

But this time, He Zhimo sat down on the edge of the bed in a daze, and didn't chase after her to stop her.

Shang You crawled outside the stone gate and found the black-tailed monster guarding it gone. She gathered her strength, determined to crawl out and find her mother, even if it meant

crawling. It was only once she reached the outside that Shang You realized, belatedly, that beneath the dragon's tail lay two short, milky-white claws. These claws allowed Shang You to cling to corals taller than she was.

Soon, Shang You seemed to have discovered a trick to increase her dragon's tail's speed. She stirred the water with the tip of her tail, and the ripples of water on her scales seemed to charge her with energy, allowing her to sprint through them.

Using this technique, Shang You used her tiny hands and claws to swim faster and faster, eager to escape the icy waters.

But until she was nearly exhausted, her dragon's tail had lost its strength and drooped, and she still couldn't see the end of the water.

Shang You stared at the boundless cold current, his mouth pursed, his face filled with despair and resentment.

And just then, dragging his now-incapable tail, Shang You suddenly caught the faintest whiff of a chilling air.

Almost holding his breath, Shang You carefully curled his tail and, using his tiny white claws, inch by inch, climbed down the precipitous icy abyss.

Several times, his claws narrowly missed the ice and slipped under. He swung his tail hard, gripping the ice, gritting his teeth to endure the excruciating pain of his delicate tail scales rubbing against the ice wall. Finally, he reached the bottom of the abyss.

Then, at the innermost point, separated by a circle of transparent water, Shang You saw a familiar, icy figure, motionless in the center of a deep pool emitting a chilling air. Standing there, motionless, like a frozen ice sculpture,

Shang You clenched his fists, nearly trying to hold back a sound.

She caught sight of the black-tailed monster stationed outside the water curtain, and her breath shuddered. Though still terrified, no amount of fear could compare to the hatred she now felt.

Shang You dragged her tail toward the monster's sight, hoping to crawl along the water barrier to the other side and see if she could find a way out.

However, her tail barely moved when the tiny blue scales on its tail touched the water barrier, instantly transforming into a stream of water, sending Shang You careening into it.

She immediately bit her hand, fearing any sound. Still apprehensive, she raised her head to gaze toward the cold pool. Seeing the impassive figure with its back to her, still motionless, she breathed a sigh of relief.

As she got closer, fearing the noise she'd make if she climbed, she cautiously scooped up the curled-up dragon's tail with her tiny hands and inched closer to the pool.

As the tip of her tail touched the freezing water, Shang You shivered and curled back, but she refused to retreat. She stared at the approaching snow-capped figure, her large eyes filled with tears of hatred.

What surprised the little creature was that Shang You had already made up her mind, prepared to risk her life and plunge to the bottom of the deep pool. After all, the depth before her looked terrifyingly bottomless.

But as she let go of her dragon's tail near the edge and dropped into the water, she found her tail claws had landed on nothing.

The water didn't seem deep.

Grasping at the edge, Shang You tentatively placed her claws on the surface. It was cold and hard.

Reassured, Shang You swam over, swinging her tail and placing her claws on the surface.

Her head floated above the water, shivering with cold, air gushing from her mouth, but she remained silent until she finally reached the figure's back.

Filled with rage, Shang You thrust forward with his short tail raised. His reddened hands grasped the man's arm and bit him.

The cub not only clung to him with its tiny hands, but also thrashed its dragon tail in the water, biting him with all its might.

Unbeknownst to Shang You, Ying Shixue had sensed the cub's approach as she descended toward the icy abyss.

He remained motionless until the creature, seemingly stealthy and silent, stepped on his dragon scales and bit his hand. Ying

Shixue's expression remained unchanged. As he opened his icy eyes, he glanced indifferently at the two water dragon beasts guarding the water curtain barrier, attempting to enter. Receiving his gaze, the guards retreated to their positions.

Shang You was completely oblivious, still crying and biting furiously, "Give me back my mother! Give me back!..."

Finally, Ying Shixue reached out her slender, cold hand from the water, scooped up the cute, short blue tail, and said coldly, "Let go."

Shang You bit back, refusing to let go, biting a small patch of skin on her arm until it bled. At the same time, she clenched her fists and beat him hard, sobbing incoherently, "Mom, I want my mother, give me back my mother!..."

There was silence for a few seconds. Ying Shixue gently spread her fingers and pressed the cub's chin, and Shang You's mouth was instantly released.

Her eyes and nose were red from crying, but she still bit back, determined to bite his hand off to avenge her mother.

But the hand was very long, pulling her away before she let go. She glanced at the cub with a calm and indifferent look and rose from the depths of the cold pool.

The next second, Shang You behind him missed a step and fell into the deep pool with a splash. The young dragon's tail had long since lost the strength to struggle. It flapped weakly on the water surface for a few times before choking and falling deep into the water...

The sound of the deep pool water rushed into her ears.

Ying Cixue was silent, her long and thick eyelashes slightly lowered, and her cold eyes seemed to pass in the direction of the cub's fall.

Then, the cold and powerful ice-blue dragon's tail lurking in the water slowly rolled up the pitiful young cub.