Chapter 466: Gambling (2)
Yu Qingqian made a bet, and Feng Chen and Chi Moran were also interested, and the two also pressed a thousand spiritual jade.
The disciples of the Holy Court were struggling with which one to bet on. Seeing that Yu Qingqian had made a move, Feng Chen and Chi Moran followed up, and those who wanted to play with it also took out Lingyu and pressed it down.
They know that the Great Demon King has special talents. They can bond with demon plants, sense spiritual plants, and judge the flowering results of plants below. It should be no problem.
Several disciples of the Imperial Court couldn't help being a little curious when they saw the disciples of the Holy Court following Feng Yu Qingqian. These people believed in the youngest Yu Qingqian so much?
These people usually focus on cultivation and don’t pay much attention to outside news.
And the disciples who had heard the name of the Great Demon King looked a little weird, and could not help but waver whether they should follow Yu Qingqian.
Leng Lingshuang has also been staring at the two seedlings below, and finally found that the rhizome of the one Yu Qingqian bet on is much sparser than the other one, so she couldn't help sneering in her heart.
These people were swayed by Yu Qingqian's reputation, and she no longer believed in this evil.
"I will press the second plant." Leng Lingshuang also took out a thousand spiritual jade and threw it to the spiritual plant.
A disciple of the Imperial Academy who had heard of the Great Demon King's reputation looked at Leng Lingshuang and asked with a smile, "Junior sister, is this the result of divination?"
Yu Qingqian is very famous in the Holy Court. Although Leng Lingshuang is much weaker, she is not unknown. Her divination is also somewhat famous in the Imperial Court.
The other disciples also looked at Leng Lingshuang, and their hearts were even more uncertain.
"No, I just observed that the rhizomes of the first seedling were too sparse, and the second seedling looked stronger, so I suppressed the second one." Leng Lingshuang did not hide it, and told the truth.
Her previous unexpected divinations actually stemmed from her previous life experience and the rumors she heard. Although she also became acquainted with the spiritual plant of the divination system, she was still slightly inferior to the Xie family, but no one knew about it.
Of course, she wouldn't let other people discover this secret, so she seldom used divination every time, and only made divinations about the prophet's affairs in the big events of the previous life, so as to avoid exposure and superimpose fame.
Murong Jiao and the others listened to Leng Lingshuang's words, and they all used their mental power to carefully look at the two plants.
"Junior Sister Leng's observation skills are really meticulous, so I'll press the second one." Murong Jiao said with a faint smile.
She herself doesn't like Leng Lingshuang very much, but since everyone is a disciple of the Imperial Court, this face is still given.
Other disciples who were still hesitating also followed suit, and the Imperial Court followed Leng Lingshuang except Huo Liruo, who followed Yu Qingqian.
"Huo Liruo, you traitor." A charming and beautiful woman in the imperial court muttered in a low voice.
Huo Liruo glanced at her coldly, "What's wrong with me being a traitor? Let's see how you guys lose."
That woman had long been in love with Huo Liruo, seeing his eyes so cold, she couldn't help biting her lip aggrieved, and said stubbornly, "Senior Sister Leng's divination prediction is very strong, so we won't lose. ."
Huo Liruo snorted coldly: "I don't think she can predict such things by divination, let alone whether you lose or not has nothing to do with me."
The woman was about to say something to refute, but was stopped by Murong Jiao's look. This woman was so hot that she could say such a thing.
There are indeed many private battles and competitions between the Imperial Court and the Holy Court, but now they are obviously in the process of cooperation, and a traitor has clearly divided the relationship between the two courts.