Shocking Venomous Consort: Frivolous Miss Chapter 589 – The Starving Foodies

Chapter 589: The Starving Foodies

Translator: EndlessFantasy Translation  Editor: EndlessFantasy Translation

“Both parties died together in the other two rounds. The two people who won were also riddled with severe injuries and not long after they returned, they bid the world farewell,” Mo Kongyuan said solemnly.

“Unbelievable!” Ling Chuxi was stunned. Won by a narrow margin? It was hardly considered a win! Just hearing the final outcome was enough to imagine how intense and tragic those battles were.

“Do you see that? Those are the remnants of the final battle back then.” Mo Kongyuan pointed at a few mountain tops in the distance.

Ling Chuxi looked over and squinted at what he was pointing at. The few originally tall and majestic peaks that reached the skies looked like they had been sliced in the middle by a great sword, leaving behind a flat, barren platform.

Ling Chuxi inhaled sharply. Even if all the shocking thunder from the nine heavens fell at the same time, it still would have not created such results. The monster beasts of the past were actually that strong and tyrannical!

“If those monster beasts are being confined by the Eight Gate Array, how could they have escaped?” Ling Chuxi was even more confused. Since the cultivation of the various sects and monster beasts were so strong, how could the arrays co-created by both sides have broken so easily?

“That is precisely the reason we are going there now,” Mo Kongyuan said with a bitter laugh.

As they travelled, the sky slowly darkened and the mist in the forest was hazy. Not being able to tell the direction they were heading in anymore, the group decided to stop and make a bonfire. With their cultivation, even cultivating a whole night cross-legged was not a problem. However, if one could be more comfortable, who would willingly suffer?

Only when the bonfire was burning brightly did they recall an important matter – no one had brought food. Mo Kongyuan was definitely out of the question, considering he always ate a free meal wherever he went. The other guardians were respected and treated well, and there were usually people serving them. How could they remember such a small matter?

Sitting by the fire pit and hearing each other’s stomachs growl, Mo Kongyuan and the rest exchanged glances and then burst out laughing.

Who would have thought the day would come when the six dignified guardians would be sitting around with empty stomachs?

They were also lucky that their cultivation had reached this realm, and it was not a big deal if they did not eat or drink for a few days. It was just that they weren’t quite used to it.

“I’ll go find some food,” Mo Kongyuan and Ling Chuxi said at the same time. Other people could endure the hunger, but these two foodies could not bear it. If one could not even have a full meal, what was the point of being a guardian?

It might have been those monster beasts before or the combined strong aura of their group, but the two of them searched for ages and did not even manage to find a wild hare, not to mention a deer.

“I just can’t believe that in this huge Silver Ancient Mountain Range, there isn’t even a wild hare!” Mo Kongyuan and Ling Chuxi were both fuming. Anything else was fine, but a foodie going hungry was absolutely unbearable!

The two of them used the Mind Training Chant to check in all directions at the same time.

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Feeling the qi released by the two, Lin Cangbo and the rest lowered their heads. The legendary guardian and an expert of True Essence were using the legendary Mind Training Chant, all for the sake of searching for a wild hare. If this was made known, they really could not look anyone in the eye.

Full of anger, using a hundred and twenty percent of their concentration for the Mind Training Chant to search a few times, Mo Kongyuan and Ling Chuxi eventually stopped and sadly returned to the fire pit when their search was unsuccessful. Wild hares? Not even a groundhog could be found.

Seeing Mo Kongyuan’s cunning gaze, Lin Cangbo and the others frowned.

Who knew what this foodie would do now?