Supreme Dragon Seal

Shortly thereafter, inside the castle, Qi Bei held a teacup with an expression as if nothing had happened.

On the other side, Sa Qier’s face remained flushed throughout, feeling embarrassed and wanting to find a hole to hide in. Could anything be more embarrassing than the scene just now?

Qi Bei cleared his throat twice, about to speak, but Sa Qier’s deadly gaze forced him to retreat.

After another pause, Qi Bei couldn’t hold back any longer and said, “Qier, I…”

“Don’t say it, don’t say it…” Sa Qier jumped up like a cat with its tail stepped on, fiercely shouting at him. It seemed that if he dared to say anything more, she would silence him.

Qi Bei rolled his eyes. If they didn’t talk, wouldn’t the situation become even more awkward? It was just an accident, and even though he saw something he shouldn’t have, it wasn’t entirely his fault, right?

Suddenly, Qi Bei stood up and walked towards Sa Qier across from him.

She was startled and stammered, “W-What are you… what are you going to do?”

Qi Bei grinned, bared his teeth, and said, “I’m going to eat. I’m hungry now…” but before he could finish, Sa Qier jumped up and kicked towards his crotch.

Damn it, Qi Bei was completely helpless. He just wanted to say that he was hungry and take her out for a meal, that’s all.

It seemed that the current Sa Qier was a bit different. Could it be that emotional intelligence and intelligence were inversely proportional? It was actually a simple matter, why did it have to be so complicated?

Qi Bei raised his hand, grabbed Sa Qier’s ankle, took a step diagonally, lifted her foot, and pressed it against his shoulder. His other hand embraced her delicate waist. In this position, Sa Qier’s buttocks were resting on his shoulder, and then the two of them embraced each other, resembling a certain challenging and intimate position.

“You shameless person!” Sa Qier angrily slapped towards Qi Bei.

He dodged by turning his head to the side and said in a deep voice, “Are you done? If you can’t let go, do you want me to offer myself to you?”

Sa Qier paused, staring blankly at Qi Bei. Her rosy little mouth was slightly agape, as if she had suddenly transformed into a naturally silly beautiful girl.

Qi Bei’s heart skipped a beat, and his hand holding her slender waist tightened. Their lower abdomens were pressed closely together, and he lowered his head to kiss her.

Their lips touched, and Sa Qier’s body trembled. She tried to push and hit Qi Bei with force. However, her strength couldn’t compare to Qi Bei’s, and her struggles only fueled an exhilarating sensation in his heart.

Leaning forward, he pressed Sa Qier directly onto the soft carpet. His lips and tongue gently teased and sucked, employing all sorts of techniques.

Slowly, Sa Qier’s struggling became weaker and weaker. With her teeth loosening, Qi Bei’s agile tongue thoroughly invaded her delicate lips, and her gaze became somewhat hazy.

Qi Bei’s hand caressed her uplifted chest, manipulating the abundantly elastic flesh, changing its shape. At the same time, his fiery and erect lower body pressed against her legs through their clothes.

Suddenly, Sa Qier’s eyes rolled back, and she fell into a semi-conscious state.

Qi Bei was startled, and the burning desire in his body was abruptly extinguished, as if doused with a bucket of cold water.

But in just an instant, Sa Qier’s eyes gradually regained focus. Her gaze fixed on Qi Bei, passing a hint of confusion. Then, she forcefully pushed him away, hastily adjusting her clothes in a panic.

“Forget what just happened,” Sa Qier stomped her foot and said, staring at Qi Bei. Then she turned her head and rushed out of the castle.

Qi Bei sat on the carpet and didn’t chase after her, suddenly feeling that there was something truly strange about Sa Qier. Her personality had undergone a significant contrast before and after her semi-conscious state.

“Could it be a split personality?” Qi Bei frowned, recalling the strange fluctuations in her consciousness.

At that moment, he suddenly realized a problem. It seemed that the extreme Yin constitution had various issues.

For example, Yao Rao had a constitution that erupted with extreme coldness. And Huan Ying, with her obstructed meridians. This Sa Qier seemed to have some problems with her spiritual and mental state.

Then, what about Murong Xingchen, who also possessed the extreme Yin constitution? And Yan Shengyi, the Chief Judge of the Light Temple.

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…

In a suite on the top floor of the Qitian Restaurant, Sa Qier had just finished bathing and was wearing a thin silk nightgown, revealing her jade-like arms and perfectly curved legs.

She sat in front of the mirror, looking at her own face, as if trying to find something within it.

Her cheeks in the mirror still carried a faint blush, and her lips, moistened and vibrant like blooming flowers, were incredibly enticing.

“It’s been ten years, why is this happening again?” Sa Qier’s beautiful eyes showed a hint of fear, as if her soul was being slowly devoured by another soul. She could remember everything that happened with Qi Bei, but it felt like memories forcefully implanted, rather than her own personal experiences.

Just then, Sa Lingling emerged from the bathroom, also having just finished bathing. Despite her ordinary-looking face, her figure was exceptionally voluptuous, with curves even better than her sister.

“What are you thinking about, Qier?” Sa Lingling asked.

“It’s nothing, elder sister. Can you represent me in the upcoming negotiations with Qi Bei?” Sa Qier said to Sa Lingling.

Sa Lingling was taken aback and asked, “Why? Qier, you know I have no knowledge of business. Did… did he bully you?”

“No… no, it’s just…” Sa Qier began, but she didn’t know what she wanted to say. She let out a sigh and fell into a trance.

Sa Lingling seemed to sense something and said, “Qier, do you like him?”

Sa Qier shook her head and nodded at the same time, appearing somewhat distressed.

But in Sa Lingling’s heart, she was convinced that Sa Qier had fallen for Qi Bei. She knew that women who stayed by his side would unconsciously be drawn to him, as if he possessed a certain kind of magic.

In fact, calling it magic was a bit of an understatement. Qi Bei cultivated the Divine Dragon Art, which inherently exuded a compelling charm to women. This feeling would be even stronger for women with extreme Yin physiques.

“Forget it, I’ll handle the negotiations myself,” Sa Qier spoke, getting up from the bed.

The two sisters continued their casual conversation and eventually fell asleep.

Sa Qier had a dream where she was intimately entwined with a man, and in the end, she saw the man’s face clearly—it was Qi Bei. When she woke up, she felt a sticky wetness between her legs. Her undergarments were soaked through.

“It’s all because of that bastard…” Sa Qier quietly got up and sneaked into the bathroom, cursing in her mind.

Qi Bei continued negotiating the details of their collaboration with Sa Qier in the castle. He noticed that she always avoided his gaze and, when it came to certain details of the collaboration, she no longer insisted and agreed almost instantly with whatever he said. She wanted to settle and end it as soon as possible…

Qi Bei sensed Sa Qier’s intention. It seemed that what happened yesterday had shocked her.

“I agree to this term. Now, for the next one…” Sa Qier pointed at a clause in the contract.

“Hold on. I suddenly have a slight headache. Let’s take a break,” Qi Bei said, rubbing his forehead.

Sa Qier glared at Qi Bei, well aware of his intentions. However, her mind was in turmoil. Whether it was the overly intimate interaction between her and Qi Bei or the sudden resurgence of her old problem, she just wanted to finish quickly and escape from this city.

“Can you give me a massage? Maybe that will cure it.” Qi Bei said shamelessly.

“How about you have your maid give you a massage? Our relationship is not that intimate,” Sa Qier said.

“What do you mean not intimate? Yesterday…” Qi Bei began, a mischievous smile in his eyes.

Sa Qier stood up in a fluster, hating herself for it, and reluctantly came behind Qi Bei, placing her jade-like hand on his head.

You want a massage, right? I’ll massage you. I’ll press hard and make your head ache. I’ll make you helpless…

Sa Qier vented her frustration by forcefully pressing and rubbing Qi Bei’s head, but her strength was nothing more than a tickle to him.

“Be gentle, my head isn’t made of iron.” Although it didn’t hurt, it was still uncomfortable. Qi Bei couldn’t help but cry out.

Sa Qier didn’t care and continued pressing with all her might.

“Yesterday, I remember we…” Qi Bei slowly spoke.

Suddenly, the pressure from her hands lessened.

As Sa Qier continued pressing, she suddenly wondered if she was here to negotiate a collaboration with him or to serve him? Involuntarily, her already chaotic heart suddenly felt a wave of grievance. Without warning, glistening teardrops rolled down and fell onto Qi Bei’s hair and by his ear.

Qi Bei was taken aback, he turned his head to look, and two more teardrops fell, landing directly in his eyes. Some complex emotions seemed to enter Qi Bei’s heart through those teardrops.

“Don’t cry, Qi’er, I was just teasing you.” Qi Bei stood up and embraced her, whose face was covered in tears.

“Why do you want to bully me?” Sa Qier sobbed softly in Qi Bei’s arms.

“I bully you because I like you,” Qi Bei murmured, caressing her silky hair.

Like me? He likes me? Sa Qier’s soft sobbing stopped, and a sweet and tingling sensation suddenly surged in her heart. This feeling was something she hadn’t experienced in a long time.

After a while, she gently pushed him away and went to the negotiation table, saying, “Let’s continue.”

Qi Bei rubbed his nose. It’s true what they say about a woman’s heart being incomprehensible. The circumstances seemed perfect, and he had intended to win her over in one fell swoop. But why did she suddenly withdraw like a fleeting butterfly?

“Alright,” Qi Bei shrugged helplessly.

“Don’t delay any longer. We finish today,” Sa Qier pleaded with her eyes fixed on Qi Bei.

So, the remaining clauses, which were not many to begin with, were quickly settled. Both parties didn’t argue as fiercely as before.