Chapter 45
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Qiao Shiyi was already seething with frustration, yet Bai Zhiyan remained cold and indifferent. He wanted to pick a fight with her, but she could not even be bothered to argue.
The Black Wolf Bird had venomous barbs growing from its tail, and the venom secreted from them was extraordinarily potent. Thus, whenever the Dark Elves ventured aboveground, they would often seek out and collect the venom to make poisons.
“I still haven’t been able to reach him!” Jiang Chunyin’s voice carried a hint of worry. Wen Shaochen had been taken back by the Wen family, presumably because of what had erupted the previous night. Jiang Chun had tried every possible way to contact him, but none had worked.
“Let’s get the children out first. Kaoduo Lei, I’ll explain everything to you later. I have my reasons,” Lina pleaded.
“Is that so? If it were up to me, I’d smash you like a frozen persimmon.” Ma Qiangda spoke as both fists suddenly began to swing, sending wave after wave of shadowy punches toward Leng Baixue.
Throughout the entire primordial world, when it came to the art of staying alive, no one dared claim first place if Ancestor Minghe claimed second.
“Well… Bai Yan isn’t sure. Perhaps it was merely a coincidence?” Bai Yan did not dare look toward Ya Jing.
“Your Majesty, the war between humankind and the demon race has already lasted three years. Thirty percent of the land in the east has been laid waste, and countless lives have suffered. Your Majesty, should we intervene?” A voice suddenly echoed across the ruins.
The car had driven several meters away. Xu Ziqing glanced back and saw Xu Rubao huddled there like a quail, looking utterly pitiful.
Even so, he maintained an air of confidence. He himself had not noticed that the fingernails of the hand gripping his wand had already dug into his flesh.
“Don’t worry, Grandpa. I’m going to start my own company next year. When the time comes, everyone can work there. Each person’s salary will be at least one hundred thousand. If any of my older brothers and sisters are willing, they can come too.” Haoyang told his grandfather about his plans.
He glanced at Shen Yu. Clearly, there were some matters that would accomplish nothing even if he told Yuan Mochen.
Fortunately, he possessed an exceptionally sharp mind. Several times in succession, his schemes had successfully broken the enemy and secured victory, making him more than qualified to serve as the stronghold master’s strategist. Besides, he was a favorite of the chief leader, and none of the brothers wished to slander him for no reason and bring trouble upon themselves. In any case, he was a dispensable sort of person; so long as everyone left one another in peace, the matter could simply pass.
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“Tsk, tsk. Then hurry over and take a look. Not only did you make the forum headlines, you even made the news.” The Guardian was beaming, as though he were the one who had appeared on the news.
The cruise ship was quite luxurious. Five decks were visible above the water, with the kitchen located on the second deck from the bottom. Above it was the third deck, a multifunctional dining hall where the buffet dinner and reception would be held later. At night, it would become a lounge area, and Pauline’s Room Six was on that very deck.
Following the direction of the voice, I saw an old man in a white robe. It was also white, but his robe appeared far more luxurious, with intricate patterns embroidered in gold thread around the cuffs, collar, and other parts.
Yun Shan knew she must not look into her eyes, but the power of the soul-capturing art was too strong. Even if she wanted to escape, she could not.
Her voice was soft and gentle as well, utterly unlike Nangong Xue’s usual bold and fiery temperament. Yet those dark, lively eyes alone were enough to prove that, apart from Nangong Xue, there could be no second person.
That evening, they stayed temporarily at an inn. The next day, Cheng Yitian and the others took Yun Shan back to Mount Yi.
When he saw the man instantly killed by Mu Yuan, Baili Chi and the two remaining disciples of the Heavenly Extremity Hall were filled with grief and indignation.
After Li Meng finished speaking, he took out his phone and began dialing while driving away. Once Li Meng had left, Zhao Xuemei and the others also took the subway home.
Perhaps it was only an illusion, but when Lu Li began to speak, Abu Hoss, who had remained composed even after being captured, seemed to become somewhat more docile.
Yet human beings were creatures with desires. Some could not accept their fate. Unable to abandon the efforts they had once made, they chose to remain in Aohua, but their hearts still belonged to the former Century—and to themselves. They wanted to seize things that did not belong to them.
By the time Rong Zhao walked over, Yang Mu had already crouched beside the sofa, extending a finger curiously as he prepared to poke Yuan Chi’s cheek and test its softness.
After saying this, Wen Yun walked around Liu Tuoluo and headed toward the car parked by the roadside.
Xiao Baozhu went with James to a Chinese restaurant. There were quite a few people inside, and the two had to wait before a table became available.
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Liu Changsheng’s figure shot toward the Nine-Infant Monster like an arrow. The bones throughout his body thundered as he directly activated his Berserk Art. His figure rolled through the air and transformed into a giant a hundred zhang tall, while the long staff in his hand shook and expanded to the same enormous size.
Finally, QQ has not been logged into for a very long time. For some time to come, the little ones will not be seeing Ice Lemon either.
Yu Manman had long since established a rule: unless they had classes or some special circumstance arose, they were required to train at Chen Zhi Stadium at all other times. Thus, as soon as the two classes ended, Geng Haoshi returned to the stadium.
The most urgent task was to destroy this formation without delay. If they truly waited until the black mist covered the entire Immortal Realm and Divine Realm, nothing could be done to remedy the situation.
“Uh, I happened to be passing by and came to Qinglan Courtyard to buy some clothes for Ran’er. The weather is getting warmer, and I was afraid she might become overheated,” Yao Shu said against his true intentions. He then cast a smug glance at Murong Qingran, as though he considered his explanation perfectly reasonable.
The train stopped at Bailu Township Station in Hengtang County. Here, it needed to take on water and coal, while much of the cargo onboard was unloaded. Some fuel was loaded onto the train, and passengers were constantly getting on and off. In short, the station was extremely busy.
The people responsible for the actual operations were all experts under Gu Jizhi. Beforehand, they had received instructions from Gu Jizhi and had each been assigned to investigate a specific area.
You Hongzhuo sighed in a low voice. He was not old, nor was he particularly tall. At that moment, he was slightly hunched, and his dejected expression made him seem even shorter. Yet immediately after uttering those words, he reached behind him and drew the steel saber wrapped in his clothing.
Of course, for enslavement on such a massive scale, the cultivation of those being enslaved had to be far inferior to that of the enslaver.
That single remark was enough to send the person outside the beaded curtain rushing to Murong Qingran’s side. The person half-crouched down, buried themselves in her arms, and began to sob bitterly.
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