Chapter 5350: Capturing the Princess
Luoxia Valley lives up to its name. Dusk has fallen, and a brilliant light illuminates the valley, illuminating the pink flowers that cover the hillsides with an even brighter hue.
On the riverbank in the center of the valley, a divine princess in a white dress sat on a bluestone. Her fingertips gently touched the water, and divine golden patterns rippled across its surface. She was the woman David and Hu Mazi had rescued earlier.
David, hiding behind a tree, noticed the sadness on her forehead, but remained silent.
It was only when the sun had completely set below the horizon, dusk had enveloped the valley, and the princess had risen to leave that he suddenly attacked.
A golden spiritual force immediately wrapped around the princess’s wrist, firmly restraining her magical power.
The princess turned around in shock and anger, seeing David appear out of nowhere. Her eyes were filled with worry. “You! What do you want?”
“I will take you back to the Kingdom of God,”
David said flatly, his spiritual power tightening at his fingertips. “The Kingdom of God is looking for you. Instead of being captured and punished by the divine guards, why not come with me? At least I won’t do what they did to you?”
The princess struggled to break free, but David’s spiritual power was as strong as an iron clamp. He summoned his divine power, and golden divine patterns shone around him, but the patterns were instantly dampened by the evil-destroying amulet thrown by David’s other hand. “Don’t waste your energy! Your cultivation is inferior to mine. Further struggle will only make you suffer.”
“Impossible! You’re only a first-level cultivator in the Earthly Immortal Realm. How could you trap me…” The princess continued to struggle, unsure.
But no matter how hard he struggled, he couldn’t break free.
“Even if I’m a first-level cultivator in the Earthly Immortal Realm, you’re no match for me. Come with me!”
said David with a faint smile.
“I would rather die than return to the Kingdom of God!”
A glimmer of determination flashed in the princess’s eyes, and she even considered using her divine powers to harm herself.
Seeing this, David’s eyes darkened. He stepped forward, reached out, and grabbed the hem of the princess’s skirt, threatening to pull it down. “If you dare die, I will destroy your chastity right now.”
Do you think the Kingdom of God will still use you in marriage, a Protoss princess who has lost her purity?
At that time, not only will you not be able to save yourself, but you will also implicate the people you want to protect.”
The princess froze, her stern expression replaced by fear.
As a Protoss princess, she had been taught from a young age that purity was more important than life. If David, a human monk, were to completely ruin her reputation, not only would she become a laughingstock in the Kingdom of God, but her father might even resort to violence against those around her to save face.
“You… you dare!”
The princess’s voice trembled, but she didn’t dare resist any further. She could only glare at David with hatred. “What do you want? I’ll go with you, but if you dare disrespect me, I’ll take you down with me, even if it costs me my life!”
David released his grip, withdrawing his spiritual power. He then pulled a rope from his storage bag and gently tied her hands. It looked like restraint, but in reality, the rope was giving the princess some room to move, preventing her from getting hurt.
“Don’t worry, I’ll let you go once you take me to the Divine Kingdom palace. Until then, you better behave, or I’ll strip you naked and fuck you.”
David spoke to the princess like a rude man.
The princess blushed and her legs clenched unconsciously. She hadn’t expected David to speak so harshly.
He bit his lip, staring at the rope around his wrist, his eyes filled with shame, but he remained silent.
David said nothing more, taking him into the air, towards the capital of the Divine Kingdom.
After about eight hours of flying, the world before him suddenly changed.
The thin clouds had become dense and fluffy, shimmering with a faint golden light. The air was so dense with celestial energy that it seemed to condense into dew. Breathing it in, I felt my meridians warm slightly.
Beneath me were no longer the sharp rocks of ordinary mountains, but rather a vast, boundless plain.