Rebirth: Living in Wilderness with My Superpower
Chapter 158 Familial Affections

Chapter 158: Chapter 158 Familial Affections

When Bai Junjun was being dragged away, her hands fumbled non-stop until she finally felt a stone awl in the cloth bag that Madam Liu had made for her.

This was a weapon she had snatched from a refugee leader during their previous escape from disaster.

With the weapon in hand, Bai Junjun swiftly stabbed it into the tongue that was wrapped around her neck.

The frog let out an unpleasantly shrill scream and immediately released its grip on Bai Junjun, scampering toward the pond.

However, a water plant suddenly grew wildly, entangling the frog’s legs.

Bai Junjun cast a contemptuous glance at the fat and big frog, "Overestimating itself."

While the frog was struggling incessantly with the water grass, Bai Junjun quickly looked around the river beach and finally saw Xiao Shan and Bai Sasa, who were also unconscious, not far away.

Even more surprising was that the small tree carried on Bai Sasa’s back was nearby as well.

At that moment, the Dawn Cedar seemed to be the most comfortable among them; it had been soaking in the water who knows how long, its leaves were green and dripping with vitality.

Bai Junjun reflected on her destined connection with the Dawn Cedar, even a vortex-like black hole seemed unable to tear them apart; Miaomiao was fated to be her Tree Spirit, truly.

"..." Small Cedarwood.

After her moment of sentimentality, Bai Junjun then roused Xiao Shan and Bai Sasa awake.

Bai Sasa, being a physical Special Ability User, quickly regained consciousness.

In contrast, the usually lively Xiao Shan, having suffered a double blow to both mind and body today, was running a fever and fell into a muddled stupor.

Seeing Xiao Shan like this, Bai Junjun also thought of Madam Liu, who had fallen into the water, and a wave of discomfort surged in her heart.

Just then, Bai Sasa suddenly wrapped her arms around Bai Junjun from behind.

Bai Junjun turned in surprise, and saw Bai Sasa’s face streaked with tears of relief, "Elder sister, it’s really good that you’re okay, you scared us to death!"

Bai Sasa, who had seen her sister kill members of the Xuanwei Army and then jump into the river, felt her legs go weak on spot.

Latter on, not seeing Bai Junjun emerge from the water for a long time, she knew her sister must be clinging to someplace, waiting for her rescue.

But before she could find a way to rescue, the surface of the river suddenly turned chaotic.

Then large rocks darkened the sky as they flew over and then flew back.

She didn’t understand what was happening when the boats started exploding; then afterward, she saw her sister and Xiao Shan fall into the water.

Bai Sasa didn’t think twice before jumping into the water, not expecting Bai Lingyu to follow suit.

At that moment, Bai Sasa had only one thought - either save her elder sister or die together!

After all, there were only the three of them left in the Bai Yang Clan; it’d be company on the Road to the Yellow Springs!

Unexpectedly, heaven was watching, and they miraculously survived.

Therefore, Bai Sasa couldn’t hold back any longer and burst into loud sobs.

In her past life, Bai Junjun was an orphan; her parents had died protecting the base when she was very young.

Apart from a close friend who was addicted to alcohol, she had no other friends, let alone siblings like Bai Sasa and Bai Lingyu, who cared for her unreservedly just because of their blood ties.

Bai Junjun’s heart was filled with mixed emotions, indescribable feelings.

After crying her heart out on Bai Junjun’s shoulder, Bai Sasa finally remembered to check their surroundings, but she soon became confused.

"Are we... have we arrived at Biluo?"

Upon hearing this, Bai Junjun looked up and surveyed their surroundings.

The flora and fauna here were completely different from the Northern Lands; even the frogs were ten times bigger than those in other places. She also had no idea where they were.

However, aside from the sounds of insects and birds, there were no human voices to be heard; it seemed they had temporarily escaped their pursuers.