The Beautiful CEO’s Dragon Blood Bodyguard
Chapter 1028: Blue Enchantress

Chapter 1028: Chapter 1028: Blue Enchantress

Ji Haotian hooked the corner of his mouth and quickly played the peacemaker, "Alright, you’re all brothers. A little competition is fine, but don’t take any lives."

Wang Kui, after all, was the son of the Capital Commandant of the Nine Gates, holding high position and great authority, and also from his father’s faction.

If Wang Kui were killed here, it would be tantamount to cutting off one’s own arm.

Mu Qing also only wanted to teach Wang Kui a lesson, he did not harbor any intent to kill.

Otherwise, Wang Kui would have been dead long ago.

His gaze relaxed, and the terrifying aura and pressure around Wang Kui suddenly eased.

He got up from the ground, his head covered in sweat beads.

Ji Haotian smiled and immediately had someone rearrange the tables and chairs and pour tea, which saved Wang Kui’s face.

The other youngsters dared not speak anymore, realizing they were not on the same level as Mu Qing.

This person might have already broken through to the Nascent Soul Realm.

Such a young genius breaking through the Nascent Soul Realm was rare in the entirety of Great Xia Country.

As the music and dances of the court ladies ended, the sky soon darkened.

The crowd grew somewhat impatient, thinking that Ji Wanyu and her entourage definitely did not dare to come over.

"Who would be so foolish as to knowingly walk into a trap?"

Ji Haotian calmly drank his wine; he knew the proud natures of Long Fei and Chu Feng. Even if they knew it was a trap, they would jump in themselves.

Young talents kept arriving; some were partisans of the Third Prince, others were just there to watch the excitement.

The banquet grew more populated, eventually gathering over a hundred people.

Those of note had seats, while the less famous were content to hold their cups while standing behind them, also considered recipients of royal grace.

Before long, the butler hurried over, whispering a few words into Ji Haotian’s ear.

"They’re finally here."

Ji Haotian revealed a cold smile, stood up to tell everyone to carry on; he went personally to the door to welcome the visitors.

This was not out of closeness, but rather for fear that Ji Wanyu and her group would turn back.

Once at the doorway, the servants and protectors of the mansion, instead of staying inside, crowded outside to join in the spectacle.

Leading his people outward, Ji Haotian’s face showed a trace of displeasure.

The butler coughed twice and hastily instructed his subordinates to let everyone inside.

Indeed, the servants of the grand Prince’s Mansion lacked any insight; it was simply a loss of face for the Prince’s Mansion.

After Ji Haotian went out, he was momentarily stunned.

In front of him, there were two carriage-like contraptions parked, each with four wheels and roofed tops.

The carriages had windows, seemingly made from transparent glass.

As the car doors opened, Ji Wanyu and Long Fei along with their group stepped down.

Ji Haotian looked them up and down and couldn’t help asking, "Princess, where did you find such a unique carriage? It looks rather distinct, doesn’t it?"

"Country bumpkin."

Ji Wanyu chuckled inwardly, responding to him, "Have your people park my carriage properly. These carriages are precious, and you can’t buy them anywhere in Great Xia."

Confidently patting his chest, Ji Haotian said, "Don’t worry, I’ll ensure the best feed for them."

He immediately gestured to have the carriage moved to the parking area.

The group of servants were dumbfounded, having never seen a carriage without horses before.

They fiddled around for a while, neither pushing forward nor pulling back could budge the carriage.

The butler, not wanting to embarrass himself by showing they couldn’t even park a carriage,

immediately called four high-level protectors, who directly carried the heavy carriage to the back yard with two men at each end.

"This is so heavy! Seems like it’s made of steel?"

The strong men gritted their teeth and continuously moaned.

Long Fei and a few others could hardly keep from laughing, knowing that Ji Wanyu was deliberately causing trouble.

Ji Haotian frowned and asked, "Princess, what peculiar contraption is this that can move without horses?"

Ji Wanyu smiled faintly, "Don’t make a fuss; I’ll show you in a bit and let the Imperial Brother broaden his horizons."

"Very well."

Ji Haotian blushed, really wanting to beat up his smug little sister.

However, he restrained his anger.

After all, these people were going to be dead anyway; he didn’t need to stoop to their level.

If they died, he would have plenty of time to study this rare object.

A group of people followed them inside, and Chu Feng could smell a strong presence from afar, reminding Long Fei, "It seems, His Highness the Prince has really gone to great lengths for us!"

"Just a jumping clown, not worth mentioning."

Long Fei also sensed this unfriendly aura but was contemptuous in his heart.

Strategically despise the enemy, tactically value the enemy.

A master who would act for royal power was inherently servile and lacked greatness.

After they passed by, Ji Haotian immediately called Ji Wanyu to sit down but pointedly left no seats for the others.

He bowed and said embarrassedly, "Everyone, there’s only one seat left; please forgive us. Like everyone else, you will need to stand in the back for a while!"

A group of young nobles sneered, mockingly sizing up Long Fei and his companions.

Long Fei said nothing, just glanced at the young man beside him.

His spirit suddenly trembled inexplicably, and he stood up, addressing Long Fei, "Sir, you sit here. I’ll stand at the back."

This young man, known as one of the ten Heavenly Kings of Chang’an Academy, came from a powerful and influential family.

No one expected that he would know Long Fei and be so subservient to him.

Only Mu Qing raised his eyebrow slightly, picked up his wine cup, and took a sip while staring at Long Fei.

Long Fei glanced at the other young men around him. They too rose and respectfully made way.

"No guts!"

Ji Haotian clenched his fist tightly; although he didn’t know what had happened, he guessed Long Fei was behind it.

Long Fei invited Chu Feng, Murong Chong, Liuu Jiangnan, and Lin Shanshan to sit down together. Dealing with a few Half-Step Nascent Soul Realm disciples was as easy as crushing ants.

He had just moved his spiritual power, which directly controlled these disciples’ spirits.

Once they stepped back, Long Fei released their Divine Sea. They trembled, looking at the crowd laughing quietly around them, baffled.

Despite their antics, they were not fools.

They knew someone had tampered with them, controlled them.

The person capable of this must be highly cultivated, beyond their ability to contend with.

They restrained their tempers, waiting for Ji Haotian to speak.

With Mu Qing’s help, they believed these people would not survive.

Ji Wanyu sat for a while, then asked impatiently, "Imperial Brother, what treasure do you have, exactly?"

Ji Haotian smiled and said, "Princess, don’t be anxious; I’m having it brought out now."

He raised his hands and clapped, and someone immediately pushed something out.

It was quite big, covered with a red cloth.

Bursts of demonic Qi seeped out, drawing everyone’s attention.

When the red cloth was pulled back, a large iron cage was revealed.

The thing inside roared fiercely, startling the more timid among the crowd, who all stepped back.

This creature was actually a woman.

Her skin was blue, her ears pointed, and when she opened her mouth, two sharp teeth looked quite frightening.

Apart from that, her features were similar to a normal human.

Her figure was well-shaped, her thighs shapely.

Her entire body had a wild allure, clothed in just two pieces of short clothing, barely covering her private parts.

Prince Ji Haotian excitedly introduced to everyone, "Gentlemen, this is the treasure I present for your enjoyment, the Blue Enchantress. She was sent as a tribute from the Southern Barbarian State—neither human nor monster, a very rare species indeed."