Chapter 889 Breaking Through the Exit

"This is against the rules." The scorpion beast said with an unkind expression, "We only recognize you, not the snake beast."

But when did a snake beast enter the underground palace? Did you accidentally fall into quicksand?

As he spoke, he made a gesture to the several scorpions around him. Those scorpions knocked on the ground with unknown parts of their bodies, making a "knock, knock, knock" sound.

Vincent's pair of beast ears in his silver hair moved, and he keenly captured the sound of a group of scorpion beasts approaching.

If he tried hard, he would definitely be on the opposite side of Yancheng, which he didn't want to see.

But Qingqing is also down there. They have to get out from here, and this day will come.

Thinking of this, Vincent decided to do it forcefully.

At this moment, a turbid and cold air surged out of the grave pit, and a pale hand was clasped on the edge of the hole.

The scorpion beasts were shocked.

"The snake beast jumped out! Stab him to death!"

Several black scorpion tails stabbed at the snake beast hanging below the hole. The tail spines were hard and sharp, leaving no doubt that it could pierce any prey at once.

However, snake beasts are notoriously fast. Before the scorpion tail could stab it, Curtis stretched out his hand towards a tail, held it with one hand, and pulled it sharply at the bottom.

The falling body of the scorpion beast blocked other tail stings, and Curtis also jumped to the ground at the same time.

The scorpion beasts were caught off guard and were stunned when they saw the sudden appearance of the snake beast without animal markings.

"Bang!"

A few moments later, a dull thumping sound in the underground palace awakened the scorpion beasts' minds.

"Pull him up quickly, he will be eaten."

The orcs imprisoned in the underground palace all hate the Scorpion Clan. If the Scorpion Clan without strength goes down, there is only one way to die.

Suddenly they no longer cared about the snake beast that ran out, and immediately a scorpion beast dropped a rope into the underground palace.

A scorpion beast that fell from the underground palace was like water falling into a pan of oil, causing the pan to explode instantly.

Dozens of orcs came from the darkness and pounced on the scorpion beast that had fallen to the ground and was still recovering.

The ground where the scorpion beast lay was illuminated like a stage by the sunlight coming in from the hole. His whole body was bathed in sunlight, and he was the protagonist on that stage.

The next moment, the "stage" was occupied by countless people, and the roars of various orcs came from below.

Among the orcs, the scorpion beasts on the ground only saw a twitching scorpion tail. They paused and pulled up the rope.

They turned around and saw that the white tiger and the snake beast were walking to the entrance of the courtyard, and their footsteps suddenly stopped.

The summoned group of scorpion beasts arrived and blocked a snake and a tiger coming out of the underground palace.

"What's going on?" asked the scorpion beast leader who came over.

The scorpion beast guarding the entrance to the tomb hesitated for a moment, recalling the snake beast's sharp skills just now, and his body couldn't help but shiver.

"It's okay. You can tell the Scorpion King that Vincent brought out a snake beast from the underground palace."

Vincent looked back at them and said, "We are looking for him, let's go together."

Scorpion beasts: "..."

Well, it saves them the trouble.

The scorpion beasts led the snake and tiger beasts to the palace honestly.

The sand surface in the center of the desert was baked by the scorching sun like a large iron pot. Curtis's snake tail crushed it, making a "chichi squeak" sound, as if the meat was being scorched.

Curtis couldn't help but think of Bai Qingqing. During the break, he cut himself two pieces of animal skin and wrapped them around his feet to keep out the heat. The burning in his tail suddenly disappeared.

He turned into a human and stepped on the sand with his bare feet. This time there was no animal skin to insulate him, and he felt comfortable all over.