Chapter 267: Bai Ge: Kevin, you still have the face to mention instant noodles

Sunlight fell on the girl.

Ji Lin was moved to tears. She only felt that the warm sunlight that she hadn't seen for five thousand years was redeeming her.

However, Ji Lin soon realized that she was wrong. The one redeeming her was not this sunlight, but the boy beside her.

If it weren't for the miracle created by Bai Ge, she would definitely not be able to find back the humanity she lost, nor could she restore the vitality of her body.

"Thank you for redeeming me, Bai Ge."

"Isn't this a matter of course? Alright, this place is about to collapse, let's get out quickly... just let me borrow your warhorse for a bit."

"Hmm, please use it to your heart's content."

The golden warhorse that Ji Lin was riding was of course not an ordinary warhorse, but a product similar to stigmata ability.

The warhorse could run almost anywhere, and its appearance was almost not inferior to the Krishna of the future Durandal.

Bai Ge sat on the horse's back without being polite, raised his hand to hold the reins, while Ji Lin sat in front of him, leaning against his arms and intimately explaining some small tips for horse riding.

The two of them like this really had the feeling of a chivalrous couple in a martial arts novel.

"Giddyup!"

"Neigh~!"

Bai Ge flicked the reins, and the golden warhorse immediately ran forward. With the blessing of Honkai energy, it was no less inferior to a super sports car, and it could crash into anything blocking its way.

The two of them returned to the outside world like this in front of Chiyou's body.

"Bai Ge!"

"It looks like it succeeded."

Mei and Welt, who had been waiting for a long time, breathed a sigh of relief after confirming his figure.

Although after seeing that blow of Shamash unsheathed, both of them were convinced that any trouble would be burned to ashes under that sword, but after all, only after seeing Bai Ge in person could the girl's hanging heart be completely put down.

But after being relieved, there was a slight speechlessness.