Chapter 712 - Youre Sick (2/2)

“You were warned,” she said with a gloating smile.

“You really shouldn't have done that,” Tang Wulin said, picking up his food. “Our partners.h.i.+p ends here. Now you're on your own. I'm sure you'll be fine, since you can always find everything you need on your silver platter.” And with that he started to stride off.

White Seven had never thought he would get so angry, but she would sooner die than entreat him to stay. She s.n.a.t.c.hed up her water bottle and hurled it at him. Tang Wulin whirled around and caught it with his left hand. “I wouldn't waste water if I were you,” he said, throwing the bottle back at her feet.

At least give me some food before you go! she wanted to say, but she pressed her lips together stubbornly and said nothing, watching him disappear into the distance.

Talk about a spoiled girl! Tang Wulin thought sullenly as he walked. I hope I'll never see her again. She is so willful! Gu Yue can be willful sometimes, but she is not thoughtless. The thought of Gu Yue slowed his pace. Why are you so distant to me these days? What's on your mind? Why won't you tell me?

…

“We'll arrive at the next city soon,” Xie Xie said excitedly to Yuanen Yehui, who was sitting beside him on a bus. “The tour guide said there are portals leading to other worlds on this continent. Can you believe that?” Yuanen Yehui listened with a bored look on her face.

Xu Xiaoyan was sitting with Yue Zhengyu, and beside Ye Xinglan was Xu Lizhi.

The seat next to Gu Yue was empty, like her heart. “I wish the Captain were here with us,” she heard Xie Xie say. Where are you, Wulin? Are you so busy you can't even call? She pulled out her soul communicator and stared at it, but in the end she didn't dial the number. I shouldn't have promised to enter the inner court with you. No, I should never have befriended you in the first place. She missed him more than she cared to admit.

…

Tang Wulin slid under a large bush on a plain, flat on his belly, and peered up through thick branches. Are those… clouds? he thought, alarmed.

Floating in the sky about 300 feet above the ground were a group of clouds, but unlike normal clouds, they came in seven different colors; red, orange, yellow, green, cyan, blue, and purple. Although their shapes were slowly changing, they always looked like dragons. They were drifting across the sky, but never far away from the plain. Maybe these clouds are the reason why this place is called the Dragon Valley.

He could sense energy in the strange clouds, and somehow he felt an affinity with them, but he was not sure if it was safe to walk under them, so he grabbed up a stone, got back up to his feet, and threw it at one of the clouds.

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