The Daily Life of a Lazy Author Transmigrating into a Book and Doing Nothing

While Yu Xianxian was still seeking protection from her great senior sister, the enemy over there had already abandoned all martial ethics and started shooting arrows.

Although there were only a few dozen arrows, which seemed like a small number, the sheer number of them made Yu Xianxian feel almost like she had trypophobia.

Instead of forming hand seals and setting up an array to defend as she had hoped, Yunmeng raised her longsword and charged into the rain of swords.

With a few clanging sounds, metal clashed against metal, and Yunmeng's longsword danced rapidly under the flames, leaving dozens of afterimages.

In just a few breaths, Yunmeng landed back on the ground, accompanied by about a hundred broken arrows. Clearly, the original dozens of arrows had been cut into pieces by Yunmeng.

To Yu Xianxian, this scene was like a fairy descending to earth; Yunmeng was radiating an aura of divine light that was impossible to look directly at.

Well, the fairy descended not with flowers, but with broken arrows.

But it didn't matter; through Yu Xianxian's filter, this minor flaw was no problem at all. She even automatically ignored the question of when Yunmeng had acquired such swordsmanship.

To the other side, Yunmeng was a monster. They might have heard of someone standing still and cutting off the arrows that were about to hit them, but they had never heard of someone flying up and cutting off all the arrows they shot.

Yunmeng's eyes were now overflowing with killing intent, and the pressure emanating from her Foundation Establishment stage was something ordinary people couldn't withstand. Although she didn't unleash it all, it was enough to make the servants tremble with fear.

"Sir...sir..."

The servants dared not shoot any more arrows, nor dared to step forward, nor dared to run away; they could only cower and wait for Zhou Tianyi's orders.

"Humph, a bunch of useless trash."

Seeing his subordinates acting so cowardly, Zhou Tianyi flicked his sleeves, looked at the front, and sneered at Yun Meng, "It seems you do have some skill, but that's all you've got."

The next second, a rustling sound came from the surrounding stone walls, and everyone looked closely. There, countless spiders emerged—one, two, three…

Okay, it's covered the entire stone wall, there are too many to count.

These spiders were all black and the same size as normal spiders. The only difference was that they all had seven dots on their backs that glowed blue in the dark, making them look eerie and terrifying.

Yu Xianxian: ...No, she really has developed trypophobia.

"These are seven-star spiders that Yue'er and I have been cultivating for several years. They are extremely venomous. Just a tiny bite and you will definitely not see the sun rise tomorrow. Hahaha, let's see what you do now?"

Zhou Tianyi looked up triumphantly and laughed three times, then looked at Yun Meng with a smug smile on his face.

"Isn't your swordsmanship supposed to be very impressive? With so many Seven-Star Spiders, let's see how you escape."

As Zhou Tianyi spoke, he led his men to retreat step by step, while the Seven Star Spiders slowly approached the two of them.

Looking at the dense swarm of Seven Star Spiders in front of her, Yunmeng sheathed her longsword and ignited a ball of flame that shot into the sky in her hand.

This wasn't the most amazing thing. The most amazing thing was that the flames gradually turned green and gradually transformed into the shape of a dragon.

The next second, a dragon's roar was heard, and the green fire dragon swept away all the spiders. Wherever the fire dragon went, the Seven-Star Spiders were all reduced to ashes.

Yu Xianxian watched this scene and was about to lift her chin, which had fallen to the ground, but it fell down again halfway through.

Green light began to flicker in the ashes of the Seven-Star Spider. Before anyone could figure out what the light was, countless enormous vines shot out and completely blocked the cave passage.

"Now they can't bother us anymore, let's go."

Yunmeng turned around, patted Yu Xianxian on the shoulder, and walked towards the iron gate.

Yu Xianxian remained frozen in place until Yunmeng had walked several meters away before she reacted. "Hey, senior sister, wait a minute, let her pick up her chin."

……

As expected, upon entering the iron gate, a foul, bloody smell assaulted my nostrils.

Yu Xianxian covered her mouth and nose with her sleeve, trying her best not to vomit.

The two had only taken a few steps inside when the iron gate behind them slammed shut with a "bang," as if it were sentient, blocking out the light from outside.

Yunmeng ignited another flame in her hand, but whether it was Yu Xianxian's imagination or not, this flame seemed smaller than the one from noon.

With the dim light of the flames, the only thing the two could see was what appeared to be a pool about ten meters in front of them, and they could hear the sound of dripping water. However, the flames were not bright enough, and they could not see the ceiling when they looked up.

The two could only walk cautiously toward the pool. Fortunately, there were no insane traps set up along this short ten-meter path. They reached the edge of the pool safely, but their expressions turned sour upon seeing the scene inside.

It was blood, a pool full of blood, and the pool was so deep that they couldn't see the end of it.

Yunmeng's face darkened as she looked at the pool of water that reeked of blood and could hardly be called pool water.

Yu Xianxian, who was already afraid of blood, couldn't bear to see the pool of blood. She could only turn her head away, trying her best not to vomit.

"The two young ladies seem to really dislike blood."

Suddenly, Zhou Yue's voice came from above, and the torches around them were lit again. When the two looked up, they saw a huge spider web and something that could not be called a person at all.

Yu Xianxian, who was once again visually assaulted: ...

No, she really felt like throwing up.

If a creature had the upper body of a beautiful woman but the lower body of a spider, would it be ugly or beautiful? Yu Xianxian, for one, simply couldn't accept it.

"Zhou Yue?"

Yunmeng frowned again as she looked at Zhou Yue, who had become a half-human, half-spider.

"That's right, it's me. What? Miss Yun doesn't recognize me?"

Zhou Yue crawled around on the spider web, where unidentified creatures, wrapped up like silkworms, were hanging.

However, judging from its shape and the blood droplets dripping from it, the two of them roughly knew what was inside.

Seeing that the two girls were paying attention to the "silkworms," ​​Zhou Yue climbed over and picked them up, smiling brightly at them, "These are all my collections. Do you two ladies like them? Don't worry, you'll soon be part of them too."

Yu Xianxian: ...Hehe, sorry, we're not in a hurry at all.