Perfect Husband, The Destined One novel Chapter 619

Yvette was worried when she saw Darryl’s pale face. "Hang in there, Darryl."

Darryl smiled bitterly. "I am afraid that I can’t. The venom had entered my bloodstream."

"Oh, yes, I have an idea! I know how to save you!" Yvette stood up immediately and rushed toward the dead Red Eye King Scorpion. She took the blood-drinking sword and dug out its eyes.

What did she want to do?

Darryl was not sure about Yvette's plan.

The woman returned with a pair of scorpion eyes, and her face was filled with excitement. "Open your mouth; this should cure the venom."

Yvette explained, "I read it in an old scripture at the New World. It was recorded that the Red Eye Kind Scorpion's eyes were also its soul."

Yvette continued to say, "You just needed to eat its soul, and it would cure the venom in your body. Also, no venom could poison you from here onward. However, no one had tried this for the past thousands of years as the Red Eye King Scorpion was not easily located."

As she spoke, she fed the eyes into Darryl's mouth.

Darryl could immediately feel the warmth in his body.

"I'll be cured after this? I will not get worse? " Darryl asked.

"You talked too much," Yvette replied. After about ten minutes, Darryl's face looked much better. The numbness on his body had disappeared too.

It was incredible what the Red Eye King Scorpion's eyes could do. Darryl stood up and realized that the poison in his body had disappeared.

"I've saved your life. You must thank me for that." Yvette smiled.

Darryl did not say anything further; he took out his cell phone and turned on the torchlight. He was worried that another monster would appear in front of them again.

However, both of them were shocked when they saw what was in front of them.

About ten feet away, there was a huge crystal coffin; it was shiny and sparkling.

The body of a man laid in the coffin.

The man had snowy white hair, and he wore silver armor; a dragon was engraved on it. The man laid there motionlessly; they were not sure how long it had been since he had passed away. He still looked admirable.