Chapter 963



963 The HU clan looking for death (4)

“So it’s the Eagle clan’s clan leader. My eyes were bad just now, so I didn’t recognize you. Are you here to find my father?”

“no, no, no, i just want to ask miss, where did you get the jade pendant on your waist?” yu xiang asked with a smile.

Hu Mei was startled, and a strange emotion flashed through her heart. She held the jade pendant tightly, and her eyes were vigilant.

“This is my jade pendant.”

“Could it be that miss Hu doesn’t know what Silver Fox represents in the demon Realm?” The corners of Yu Xiang’s lips curled up. There was no excess emotion on his face. the Silver Fox is a noble among the Foxes. In the entire Demon Realm, there are only three silver foxes. They are the king, the princess, and The Little Prince. Therefore, when I saw the Silver Fox on your jade pendant, I only felt that it was very strange.

The reason why Yu Xiang was certain that the jade pendant was obtained by the Queen was because of the Silver Fox on the jade pendant. No one in the entire Fox clan dared to use the Silver Fox as a pattern.

Hu Mei’s heart trembled, and she was a little annoyed. If she had known that she would encounter demonic beasts in the border city, she would never have worn the jade pendant.

At first, she had always thought that other than the HU clan, there would be few other demonic beasts wandering around in border city. These demonic beasts only appeared to fight with humans.

She didn’t know what was wrong with Yu Xiang, but he actually ran to the border city to stroll around and even bumped into her.

“Uncle Yu, who said that just because the jade pendant has a Silver Fox carved on it, it doesn’t belong to me? Who said that I can’t carve Silver Fox? I’m loyal to the king, so it’s not surprising to have his image as the picture of the jade pendant.”

at that time, she had explained it to hu baiwei in the same way. fortunately, hu baiwei believed her, so she did not have to find any more excuses.

“Oh, really? “That’s really a pity, Qianqian …” Yu Xiang pretended to sigh and said,”not long ago, the king encountered danger outside and was saved by a passing woman. However, the king was heavily injured and delirious at the time, so he couldn’t tell who it was. He could only give her the jade pendant he always carried with him. I originally thought you were the king’s Savior, Qianqian.”

Seeing Yu Xiang telling a lie without even blinking, the guard behind him was dumbfounded. He looked at his clan leader in a daze, not understanding why he would lie.

Hu Mei was stunned. She clenched the jade pendant in her hand and lowered her eyes slightly. A light flashed in her eyes.

After a long while, she raised her foxy eyes and bit her lips, looking like she wanted to say something but stopped.

“Niece Hu, if there’s anything, just tell uncle. Don’t hold it in.”

Yu Xiang’s expression was very amiable, as if he really treated Hu Mei as his own niece.

uncle Yu, I actually didn’t want to hide it from you. That day, Qianqian … Hu Mei’s eyes were filled with conflict. In the end, she sighed and said, ” I did save the king that day, but I didn’t want to ask for repayment, so I didn’t want to tell you. Uncle Yu, you treat me like your own niece, so I didn’t want to hide it from you. I just hope that uncle Yu doesn’t tell Wang Qianqian.

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Hu Mei calmed down, and her eyes were full of helplessness. after all, my sister made a mistake back then. It’s only right for the king to do anything to the HU family. I don’t have the face to see him.

“Niece Hu, you don’t have to worry. Uncle will not tell the king.” Yu Xiang laughed and patted Hu Mei’s shoulder.

Hu Mei was stunned. She was just casually saying it. You really don’t want to tell the king?

Her original intention was to use this life-saving grace to climb up, but how could Yu Xiang be so stupid?

Although a wisp of anxiety flashed in Hu Mei’s eyes, Yu Xiang still saw it clearly. The corner of his mouth curled up, and he continued to speak without a change in his expression.