Chapter 2392
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Wen Qi fell silent as he watched Ye Qingtang suddenly disappear from the image ball.
Wen Qi didn't even think about the Spatial Divine Skill. He was also wondering if Ye Qingtang had really found a way to leave the palace.
After all, they could only understand the situation in the Wailing Well through the image ball. They couldn't hear anything and could only rely on their own guesses.
…
Inside the palace of the Wailing Well.
Nangong Lie, Mu Ziying, and the rest were dumbfounded. Boss actually disappeared without a trace in front of them.
"Where's Boss?"
Lei Yan scanned the surroundings, but there was no sign of Boss in this palace. It was as if Ye Qingtang had never appeared.
Jing Ze and Yun Chen looked at each other, and a strange look appeared in their eyes.
Even the Flying Star Academy tutor and Lu Yuanxiang didn't know what was going on.
Ye Qingtang was just in front of them a moment ago, but she disappeared in the next second. It was hard to understand.
"Could it be that Tutor Ye has found a way to leave this palace?" The Flying Star Academy tutor's expression suddenly changed.
As the Flying Star Academy tutor finished speaking, Lu Yuanxiang and the rest of the students were shocked.
If Ye Qingtang had really found a way to leave the palace, wouldn't that mean that they were saved?
At the side, the big yellow dog wagged its tail and looked at the people in the palace, shaking its head from time to time.
It realized that it was wrong. Previously, it thought that Ye Qingtang was the weakest human it had ever seen. But now, it seemed that these people were even weaker than Ye Qingtang. They were ridiculously weak.
Even the mysterious Deity Ocean in Ye Qingtang's body couldn't sense it.
At this moment, the big yellow dog tilted its head and pondered.
With Ye Qingtang's current strength, she couldn't control the Deity Ocean in her body at all. It had helped her just now. Would she be in danger after entering the Deity Ocean …
If that human woman accidentally died in the Divine Sense Sea, it would probably be trapped in this damned inferior palace for all eternity.
However, before the big yellow dog could think further, a figure flashed in the air. Ye Qingtang had returned to the palace in an instant.
Ye Qingtang had a blank look on her face. Others could not understand what had happened, let alone Ye Qingtang.
Just now, she tried to communicate with the Divine Sea again, but the sea inside her was like a closed door that could not be pushed at all. On the other hand, the big yellow dog swung its tail at her, and she actually went in …
What scared Ye Qingtang even more was that when she entered the Deity Ocean this time, the eastern fiendish demons were hiding from the Heavenly Demon Tribe. Ye Qingtang descended from the sky and knocked a Heavenly Demon Tribe fiendish demon away.
Ye Qingtang's collision had completely enraged the Heavenly Demon Tribe. They didn't care about anything else and wanted to kill Ye Qingtang.
Ye Qingtang had never seen such a big scene before and immediately ran away.
The demons of the Heavenly Monster Tribe had chased him for around one hundred and eighty streets before he could contact the Divine Sea and come back. Otherwise, he would have lost his life.
Ye Qingtang felt a little helpless. She had just bumped into a fiendish demon from the Heavenly Demon Tribe. It wasn't a big deal, but they treated her as their father's murderer. Was this appropriate?
"Boss …"
Seeing that Ye Qingtang's expression wasn't right, Mu Ziying and Qin Fen looked at each other. At that moment, the atmosphere was a little strange.
In the outside world, Wen Qi and the other deans were even more certain after seeing Ye Liu return to the palace. Ye Liu's disappearance just now definitely had nothing to do with the so-called space divine art. It was very likely that Ye Liu found a way to leave the palace.
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