Nine Revolutions Star Transformation-Chapter 252 - 251: Ling’er Is Injured

Suddenly transforming his body into a black long sword, such a phenomenon was something Chu Linfeng had never witnessed before. However, having experienced so many unusual events, he was no longer surprised.

A scream came from the assassin’s mouth, and then the black giant sword pierced through his body, instantly shredding him into powder.

After passing through his body, the black giant sword fell directly to the ground, gradually revealing Ling’er’s figure.

At this moment, Ling’er was half-kneeling on the ground, continuously spitting blood from her mouth, clearly indicating severe injuries. In a panic, Chu Linfeng rushed over to her.

But just after taking two steps, a feeling of dizziness came to his mind, causing him to fall to the ground. The only sensation was utter weakness, as if all the strength in his body had been drained.

At this time, Wei Qun dashed over from a distance, having clearly witnessed Chu Linfeng slaying the female assassin. He was still puzzled as to why, even though he saw Chu Linfeng being pierced through the heart by a sword, he was unharmed, while the assassin ended up being pierced by Chu Linfeng instead.

Seated, Chu Linfeng attempted to stand but was powerless. Naturally, Ling’er saw Chu Linfeng’s current state and, enduring the severe pain from her injuries, slowly walked towards him.

After reaching Chu Linfeng’s side, Wei Qun immediately asked, "Brother Tian, are you okay? Are you hurt?" As he said this, he deliberately checked Chu Linfeng’s chest and found no signs of penetration.

"Could it be that I was seeing things, having hallucinations? How is this possible? What exactly happened?" Wei Qun muttered to himself.

"You really know how to hide, kid. I almost died, and you only show up now. That’s not right!" Chu Linfeng said with a bitter smile.

"Brother Tian, I wanted to come out to help too, but these people were too formidable. I don’t know why my body wouldn’t obey me, leaving me unable to move. I could only watch as you were pierced through the chest." Wei Qun immediately replied.

"You kid are impressive, having such far-fetched reasoning for not coming out to help, truly a case of choosing the wrong people!" Chu Linfeng rolled his eyes at Wei Qun and said.

"Brother Tian, I... I..." Wei Qun was at a loss for words to explain.

"You don’t need to say anything, I was just joking. Knowing you’re unharmed puts me at ease. Besides, if you had come out at that moment, you’d probably be dead by now. Don’t take it to heart. How could I blame you?" Chu Linfeng forced a smile.

At this time, Ling’er also approached Chu Linfeng’s side. Chu Linfeng saw that her body was covered in blood stains, with at least dozens of wounds, and her face was pale, clearly showing serious injuries.

"Big brother, as long as you’re okay, I’m relieved. In this way, the young miss won’t hold me accountable!" After saying this, Ling’er directly collapsed to the ground.

Seeing Ling’er fall to the ground, Chu Linfeng was shocked but found himself unable to move, the feeling of powerlessness overwhelming him to the point of agony.

"Brother Wei, quickly see what happened to her." Chu Linfeng shouted hurriedly, his face filled with urgency.

Wei Qun came forward, supported Ling’er, and after checking her breath with his finger, said, "Brother Tian, she’s not dead, just fainted."

"Nonsense! Of course, I know she’s not dead. I asked you to check her injuries." Chu Linfeng felt a deep sense of frustration, wondering how Wei Qun had suddenly become so bewildering and foolish.

He then took out some spirit medicine from his storage ring. These were given to him by the Golden Demon Vulture, and he recalled that when he haphazardly consumed a plant at that time, it almost killed him, fortuitously leading to a breakthrough to the Third Layer of the Star Body.

Chu Linfeng didn’t recognize many of these spirit medicines, and was just about to ask Sword Spirit which would be best for Ling’er to consume when Wei Qun’s voice suddenly sounded excited, "Wow! Brother Tian, you actually have so many spirit medicines."

Saying this, he rushed over as he placed Ling’er on the ground. The young man appeared like a cat seeing a mouse, his eyes hungry with excitement.

"Can’t you calm down, kid? Ling’er is already seriously injured, and you just placed her on the ground. Do you have a problem with your brain?" Chu Linfeng shouted angrily. If he had the strength, he would have given Wei Qun a good slap; this was simply too reckless.

"Brother Tian, I was just excited seeing your collection of spirit medicines, so I couldn’t help myself," Wei Qun said with some embarrassment, feeling a bit guilty upon seeing the expression on Chu Linfeng’s face.

"You recognize these spirit medicines?" Chu Linfeng felt that this reaction from Wei Qun was quite unusual, so he immediately asked.

"Of course, I recognize them. Although I haven’t seen many spirit medicines, I have a natural talent for knowing them, especially their properties. It’s like this knowledge has been embedded in my mind since birth," Wei Qun said seriously, and Chu Linfeng believed he was not lying.

Unable to explain this phenomenon, Chu Linfeng had a suspicion in his heart: could this guy be the reincarnation of an alchemist from Ancient Times? If so, that would be too absurd.

Quickly composing himself, he immediately asked Wei Qun, "Among these spirit medicines, which one is beneficial for Ling’er’s injuries?"

After roughly scanning the spirit medicines in Chu Linfeng’s hand, Wei Qun said, "Two are for healing, one for boosting strength, and two are special materials that need to be simmered before consumption."

"Damn! Just tell me which ones can directly treat her injuries, will you? Don’t waste time with nonsense," Chu Linfeng said, a bit irritated; this kid was truly annoyingly verbose.

"This Spirit Cloud Grass can heal her injuries, but after taking it, Ling’er will need at least two days to wake up," Wei Qun said.

"Alright, then hurry up and give it to her. What are you waiting for?" Chu Linfeng urged.

"Brother Tian, I want Ling’er to take it quickly, but she’s unconscious now and can’t open her mouth, even if she could, she can’t swallow it. How do you expect me to give it to her?" Wei Qun said, looking innocent.

Chu Linfeng hadn’t considered this problem and was at a loss, but before he could get increasingly worried, Wei Qun said, "Brother Tian, I’m afraid there’s one way, but it requires your help."

Hearing this, Chu Linfeng immediately asked, "What way? Hurry and tell me, how else should I criticize you?"

"The method is quite simple. You, boss, chew the Spirit Cloud Grass and feed it to Ling’er mouth-to-mouth. The only question is, are you willing to do it?" Wei Qun said, staring intently at Chu Linfeng, fearing another scolding.

"What? Feed her mouth-to-mouth?" Chu Linfeng exclaimed, as black lines crept up his forehead...