It was easier to control [Nirvana’s Flame] in his Innate State. Yue Yang still couldn’t summon [Nirvana’s Flame] smoothly after he tried hard for a long time. Xiao Wen Li gestured at Yue Yang not to be distressed. She held Yue Yang’s legs tightly with her little hands as she waited for him quietly. Then, suddenly, a dark golden Ancient Rune appeared on Yue Yang’s body and the [Nirvana’s Flame] finally condensed on Yue Yang’s palm. The dead body of the tavern girl was burned into ashes in just a second.
There seemed to be a kind of Runic Circle burning inside the [Nirvana’s Flame] for two seconds.
However, the dead body of the tavern girl had vanished in a puff of smoke and disappeared without a trace as the [Nirvana’s Flame] faded away on Yue Yang’s palm. It was like the tavern girl had never existed in the world before.
Even Innate Rankers couldn’t endure [Nirvana’s Flame], let alone an ordinary lady.
Yue Yang was dumbstruck.
He never thought that he wouldn’t even have time to regret his actions. The dead body of the tavern girl had been burned down within a second.
Seeing that her Resurrection Ritual had failed, Xiao Wen Li couldn’t help but to hug Yue Yang and cried out loudly. It was the first time she had cried out so dejectedly. From her point of view, she had not only destroyed the chance to resurrect the lady, she had also wasted a lot of Yue Yang’s blood. For a moment, she couldn’t accept her failure and cried out loudly as she threw herself into Yue Yang’s arm. Her tears spilled all over Yue Yang.
“It’s ok. Don’t cry. This is her fate. It’s not your fault!” Yue Yang was very sad too, but resurrecting a dead person couldn’t be forced. It was the lady’s fate that she couldn’t be revived. It was not Xiao Wen Li’s fault.
“Wuwuwu…” Xiao Wen Li cried broken-heartedly.
This was the first time she cried like a child in front of Yue Yang. It was so different from her usual image as a little god of war.
Yue Yang breathed a gentle sigh. He caressed her back lightly and kissed her tears away gently.
He had tried his best, but he had failed…