King Eye

Chapter 260 - 260 Future husband

?Chapter 260: Future husband???

Chapter 260: Future husband???

The clash between Zhao Feng and Liu Qinxin created powerful waves of power that rippled the protective array.

In this situation, even experts at the 6th and 7th Sky would most likely die.

However, at this moment, a grey cat the size of a palm walked into the battle circle, shaking and swinging.

This caused some girls watching to scream in horror.

The little thieving cat was acting like it was walking on a tightrope – the slightest mistake would mean death.

Sizzles of lightning and shockwaves exploded throughout the stage.

Sounds of booming could be heard almost every second.

Gulu~

The little thieving cat fell onto the floor and dodged a green sword qi blade that swished over its head.

It then immediately rolled across the ground and evaded an arc of lightning.

Even Zhao Feng and Liu Qinxin, who were fighting, sweated coldly for the little thieving cat.

“Don’t be reckless!” Zhao Feng shouted.

The little thieving cat had a mysterious connection with him.

But at this moment, the cat was drunk and its consciousness was blurry, hence didn’t listen to him.

It was truly drunk.

Zhao Feng’s face twitched.

Looking closely at the little thieving cat, it was in a weird state.

It wasn’t just drunk, it had entered a queer state.

The ‘drunkenness’ of the cat seemed to have entered the little thieving cat’s bones and it would use basic instincts such as dodging or evading to dissolve the attacks.

A shocking scene appeared on the stage:

Zhao Feng and Liu QInxin were fighting all out and a little drunken cat was hobbling between the two, occasionally hiccupping.

Liu Qinxin felt that something was wrong and was wary at first, but she found that the little thieving cat was in a blurry state, as if it was ‘drunk’ and didn’t have the capabilities to attack.

Furthermore, there was urgency on Zhao Feng’s face which meant that even its owner couldn’t control it.

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