Dragon Tamer
Chapter 1115 - Chapter 1115 Chapter 1119 Agony

Chapter 1115: Chapter 1119: Agony Chapter 1115: Chapter 1119: Agony Lu Ying was gradually being overwhelmed by the fear the opponent brought, her body trembling slightly. She couldn’t control her heart, and the chaotic heart led to her body becoming uncontrollable…

Zhu Minglang watched the reaction of the Dark Harp Dragon elder, who obviously identified Lu Ying as a living person!

Lu Ying was doomed!!

No one could save her…

Zhu Minglang’s heart was equally tormented, but he knew there were times when he was powerless.

He had to close his eyes, for he had no right to save others when he couldn’t even protect himself…

If he had found the Million-Year Tree, which could allow the Xuanlong to transform, Zhu Minglang wouldn’t have hesitated for a second. But he knew he was no match for the two Dark Harp Dragon elders, especially the larger one, who was most likely a superior Dragon King. Wei Huan would also have a hard time surviving under its claws.

“Drip-drip–”

“Drip-drip~~”

“Drip-drip-drip-drip-drip~~~~~~~”

Just as Zhu Minglang thought it was the sound of Lu Ying’s blood dripping on the ground, his skin started feeling a series of chills–the light and cold little things were falling on his body and apparently elsewhere too.

Zhu Minglang then opened his eyes and immediately looked toward Lu Ying. He did not witness the cruel scene he expected. Lu Ying was still standing there, her body trembling ever so slightly, but she was not bitten to pieces…

Raindrops fell one by one, landing on Lu Ying and also on the Dark Harp Dragon elder, as well as on those lush green leaves, creating a sound as melodious and wonderful as harp strings, extremely pleasing to the ear!

Rain is a common occurrence, yet this midnight rain seemed like little sprites of salvation. The rain clearly disturbed the Dark Harp Dragon elder’s focus, making it unable to discern the overly subtle heartbeat.

One could see a trace of confusion appear on the face of the Dark Harp Dragon elder.

When it felt the raindrops and bent down to listen for Lu Ying’s heartbeat, it found her indistinguishable from the ordinary grass and trees.

They wouldn’t try biting; with so many plants in the Banyan Forest, surely they couldn’t bite each one. Moreover, the plants could be poisonous, and the consequences of a random bite could be severe. Besides, they, the Harp Dragons, were carnivores and found even the idea of a mouthful of grass revolting!

“Drip-drip-drip-drip~~~drip-drip-drip-drip~~~~~~~~~~”

The rain intensified, and the sound of rain grew louder. It was a midnight shower, seemingly sent by some divine being praying to heaven!

Everyone in the rain stood there, clearly drenched and disheveled, yet all wore expressions of immense relief.

The Dark Harp Dragon elder’s fangs gently scraped a short wooden stump, and after losing the ability to discern heartbeat vibrations, it began to regard the stump as an actual living person standing motionless there.

Except for their sense of hearing, their other senses were extremely poor, as a short stump was barely distinguishable from a human.

Lu Ying’s face was filled with terror. When she saw the head of the Dark Harp Dragon elder had veered off and aimlessly sniffed the ground, she almost collapsed in relief.

She had narrowly escaped death; it was the rain that the Old Heavenly Father had sent down at midnight that had granted her a new lease on life.

In the rain, the two Dark Harp Dragon elders clearly became confused. They could no longer find any other living humans, and just wandered back and forth, sniffing the plants and stones on the ground. Even if they occasionally passed by a real living human, they couldn’t tell in the end.

They kept trying to mimic the sound of a human heartbeat, but the sound of the rain grew louder, dominating the sounds of water beating on leaves, flooding the earth, and falling on their dragon skin, easily drowning out the delicate heartbeat.

Thus, a miraculous rain liberated everyone from the indignity of death.

Some people even wore smiles of immense relief, feeling that the gods and heavens they believed in were protecting them.

Unsure who, it seemed someone wanted to use this timely rain to completely rid themselves of the oppressive threat of the ancient dragons, and he began to move, taking very light and cautious steps away from the Dark Harp Dragon elders.

Zhu Minglang could see him from here–it was a Divine Son of the Tian shu God Domain. He was quite daring, making an incredibly bold attempt…

One step, two steps, three steps–this Tian shu Divine Son walked three steps in full view of everyone. Realizing that all eyes were on him, he smiled and signaled that others could also walk away slowly in the rain like him!

Some people shook their heads slowly at him, signaling him not to move recklessly.

But the Divine Son clearly had his own ideas and took another step.

Very slowly, very cautiously, very lightly, he took ten steps and proved with his actions that walking in the rain, the Dark Harp Dragons could not detect them, and they could also use this rain to escape…

However, just as he took his eleventh step, the elder Harp Dragon unexpectedly appeared at his side, its agile claws, human-like, parted the leaves and fiercely swatted at the Tian shu Divine Son with its right claw!

Blood burst forth in the rain, and before the Dark Harp Dragon elder, the Divine Son was as vulnerable as a fly on a dinner table, smashed to pieces by a single swipe, some parts even sticking to the claws of the Dark Harp Dragon elder, which began to lick its claws, savoring the taste of human flesh.

Xuan Ge God saw this scene and briefly closed her eyes.

This rain indeed saved everyone, at least blocking the Dark Harp Dragon elders’ ability to mimic heartbeats to locate living humans. But their hearing was still incredibly sharp; even amidst the noisy rain, they could discern the sounds of human footsteps.

Hence, trying to escape using this rain was impractical; they could only wait, wait for these Dark Harp Dragon elders to leave on their own.

Sadly, the Dark Harp Dragon elders showed no intention of leaving.

They lingered nearby, ready to appear instantly at any sound.

After the rain, some spider-sized rain bugs dropped from the canopy. These bugs took advantage of the chaos and could easily identify the scent of living humans. Thus, they began to audaciously chew on the flesh of humans. Some people had at least seven or eight Rain Spiders biting them, contorting their features in pain, yet they dared not make a sound!

A Rain Spider had also fallen on Xuan Ge God. It gnawed at the tender flesh of her arm, surely adding insult to injury for her already tormenting ordeal.