Volume 1, Chapter 21: Heart Attack

At the same moment, a fierce argument erupted within the top-tier private hospital owned by the Zhou family.

Yang Tianlong’s power had greatly increased, allowing him to use the Eye of the Celestial Pole to perceive the events that had befallen Zhang Xueyi over the recent period.

"What’s wrong with me? Heh, come on, shall we keep drinking?" Ling Chen laughed, his eyes sweeping across the chests of the two women, wondering if they were natural or artificial.

Pitch black, enough to blind the eye! Zhen Qi thought to herself, finally understanding why Baili Nuyun had been looking for a "place to go underground"—it turned out such a place really existed here.

"Hahaha... Xiao Qiuyu, I didn't expect you to have such self-awareness; knowing you couldn't resist, you just gave up. Hahaha..." Seeing Xiao Qiuyu completely engulfed and nowhere to be seen, Red Wolf could not help but rejoice.

Qi Yushu led Yang Tianlong to an open clearing, where three figures flashed into view—they were the three Supreme Elders of the War God Palace.

The motorcade arrived at the heart of the dense forest and came to a halt. A manor stood in the center of the woods, and Qin Han and the others stepped out of their vehicles and began walking toward it.

"I can guess a bit; you must want me to cure your grandfather, right?" Lan Lingwei said.

"What?" Hearing Xu Qingqing’s words, Xu Zihua and Shi Qingyu were both stunned. They exchanged a glance and smiled, both assuming Xu Qingqing was just speaking like a child.

"Mom, it’s nothing, just a bit of a fever and some dizziness," Tang Xiaowan said feebly.

Traveling through the primordial forest, the trees receded as vast mountains finally appeared before his eyes. Xiao Qiuyu spread his spiritual sense and suddenly discovered a secluded spot at the foot of a mountain, where a cave lay hidden; inside, a white-browed tiger was currently fast asleep.

He stopped in front of the man, but seeing him clutching his abdomen and howling in agony, with bright red blood clearly visible between his fingers, his own mouth twitched violently.

Moreover, he did not ask for much pay; these were the reasons why the martial arts instructors at the academy had long employed Qin Yu for part-time odd jobs.

Unlike other professions, Qin Yu’s Celestial Warrior class did not require the selective activation of skills.

Someone had just said it right: as long as she could capture Su Qi’s heart, why worry about not being favored? Once she had his favor, that position would be hers sooner or later.

The Federal Star University would not be shut down, but if a large number of students died due to a beacon malfunction, the school authorities—especially the leaders of the Academic Affairs Department—would absolutely not escape sanctions.

Gu Yunzhe realized that although this was the Immortal Realm, it was not as safe as the Underworld. It was bright and glamorous on the surface, but fraught with hidden dangers underneath, pressing on his heart like a heavy stone.

Yes, as Rudy Fernandez wept bitterly, he knew that his era, and that of the Spanish team, had truly come to an end.

The Third Uncle hurriedly agreed and instructed Qingqiu to see them off, not daring to be an eyesore in front of Wei Youshan at such a moment.

Yaomei picked up the long blade and struck a pre-prepared block of iron; the blade sliced through the three-inch-thick metal as easily as if it were tofu, cleaving it in two.

Even so, this 38-year-old legendary Spanish veteran still spared no effort in fighting for every possession, throwing his body around like a bomb.

It turned out he was one of the Demon King’s male concubines, a mere mortal. The Demon King called him "Seventh Pet," and over time, he had forgotten his own name, remembering only that he was Seventh Pet. The Demon King showered them with immense affection, keeping them like delicate flowers in a chamber, where anything they could imagine in this world was theirs for the asking.

The next morning, Li Juan woke up in bed. She felt physically exhausted and, inexplicably, had lost a week of her memory.