Chapter 36
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Luo Jiaoyun’s offhand remark aroused everyone’s displeasure, yet there was nothing they could do about him.
The sixth turn of the Divine Transformation Realm stood at the very pinnacle of the middle stage. More than a dozen cultivators at the fourth and fifth turns posed an enormous threat even to an ordinary cultivator at the sixth turn.
Thinking of this, Xia Qiqi bandaged He Jingmo’s wounds. Her red lips parted, and she could not help muttering under her breath.
That seemingly cold orb of light was actually an energy projectile of incredibly high temperature. Although its heat diminished somewhat with distance and according to the target’s form, burning a human body to ashes still took no more than an instant.
The Star God also devoured an entire star continent, but in its case, the process was one of complete digestion, forcibly stripping away the power of every living thing and all matter upon it.
Li Feng could only smile bitterly. He had always preferred to act alone; asking him to make arrangements was no different from making things difficult for him.
“Still, fortunately, he accepted in the end.” Within his ring, the black shadow spoke in a calm voice.
After all, everyone was presently stunned by He Yunqi’s identity, so Xia Qiqi’s sudden laughter was especially conspicuous.
Yet as the words reached him, even though Liu Ruohan trusted her own judgment and believed it could not be wrong, she still began to wonder whether she had made a mistake.
It was a pleasant afternoon. The sunlight had passed the fierce intensity of noon and was beginning to soften. Evening would soon arrive, marking the approaching close of the day.
Su Nuannuan had not realized how forceful she had been toward Duan Chengyu. She was merely afraid that he would discover the good friend on her computer and cause her to lose once again someone she valued so deeply.
If jade jewelry could rise in value so easily, no one in the trade would have such a headache over it. They could simply find some old, well-established expert to say a few words. Although Master Zheng was a grandmaster, his expertise lay in jade carving. Carving and appraisal were closely related, but they were not the same thing.
“Bang!”
The man’s fist slammed into the car window. Though the glass was not bulletproof, it was exceptionally hard. No one had expected a single punch to shatter it completely.
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Upon hearing what Zi Liuli said, Meixiang cast a smug glance toward Huarong, as though silently provoking her. Huarong merely gave two soft snorts before mouthing the word, “Childish.”
Several days later, Huarong stopped Yelü Jing’s carriage and asked to speak with Ye Liuli. Yelü Jing grew frantic. Sneaking around behind his back before was one thing, but now she was openly trying to steal his woman from him?
We arrived in front of a hotel. Calling it a hotel was practically giving it too much credit; it was countless times worse than the shabbiest inn I had ever seen.
“My lady, it’s too hot here. Let’s go inside.” Juanxiu shielded her from the sunlight with her sleeve and tugged at the hem of her clothing, bringing her back to her senses and forcing her to face reality.
“Li Yi, it’s up to you now. If you can fully demonstrate the benefits of cultivation, I’ll cultivate alongside you,” Chen Ming said as soon as class ended, hurrying over to him.
After those two delinquent students approached, they spoke with blatant rudeness, their mouths twisted into smug sneers, looking as arrogant and obnoxious as could be.
Bai Muxue then turned around with great solemnity. As she glanced in Xiao Ziqian’s direction, she naturally saw his “brilliantly radiant” grin.
Wu Song did not know why Wu Dalang was escorting Ximen Qing to Dongping Prefecture alongside Zhang Long and Zhao Hu. Unable to put the matter from his mind, he immediately took his leave.
“What is it? Junior Brother Sun, are you perhaps testing the safety of the place?” A soft laugh came from behind him.
A slender figure appeared in the open space, gazing dreamily at the stone tower, seemingly lost in deep contemplation.
Though Pan Jinlian felt troubled inside, she could not bear to dampen Wu Song’s enthusiasm. Thus, she nodded in agreement.
“It seems to be worn on the body, but I can’t see where.” Yu Ji examined himself in confusion. He was still unaccustomed to this sort of game system, having never encountered one before.
Zhang Chu quickly caught up with Gu Ling’er and, pretending that nothing had happened, escorted her home.
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Chen Zui turned and left the resort. With his connections in the police force, all he needed was the man’s identification number to uncover everything about him with ease.
After the signal was sent, Zhusha simultaneously called out to the many high-ranking figures beside him, urging them to gather once more. They waited for the teleporters to activate their spell and send them back to the guild’s main base in the rear.
“Mom, are you still not ready?” At some point, Qiu Kai had appeared inside the villa.
“So that’s how it is. This young man’s background is truly full of twists and turns!” Gazing at the young Zhusha in the center of the arena, everyone sighed in astonishment.
War always brought death, injury, and a price to be paid. The war between the Chicken Army and the Zerg was no exception.
While he was speaking, Hao Xin had already scooped up a piece of beef and was blowing on it with loud hissing breaths before stuffing it into her mouth.
When Zhang Heng saw the scene beyond the main gate, he could not help whistling. It was an enormous plaza, where tunnel-boring machines worked ceaselessly. Synthetic humans came and went as laborers on the construction site, and the entire plaza bustled with feverish activity.
Zheng Zha asked in bewilderment. He could not understand how Chu Xuan had concluded that they had found the East Sea Team merely by looking at the map and measuring several distances with his hand.
Qiu Yashan’s shrill scream echoed through the conference room. She had been lifted into the air by an unseen force, her face contorted in agony as she endured tortures beyond imagination.
No wonder the Dao-One Sect had so few disciples. Someone had assumed they were merely unwilling to accept anything but the best. As it turned out, they had all managed to recklessly throw their lives away.
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