Volume 1, Chapter 63: Be Unbound by Definitions
"No problem!"
Sometimes, the best way to defeat an enemy is not necessarily to kill them; making them feel that simply being alive in this world is a form of torment is far better.
Finally, a figure appeared—not particularly massive in size, yet radiating an overpowering aura that surpassed every single monster present at the scene.
Her fighting skills had been practiced under the guidance of her brothers, trained entirely according to the physical standards of boys.
"That student over there, don't rush, your pants seem to be falling down..." Hearing this, quite a few students turned their heads to look. Oh well, fortunately, there were pants underneath. I just silently want to ask: doesn't dressing like that make this student hot?
Prime Minister Bi Gan truly had not expected matters to evolve to this stage, nor had he anticipated that certain actions would provoke such a vast expanse of terror.
The triplets merely nodded without speaking. Luo Zhihao winked at them, and the triplets nodded back at their uncle, meaning that they would keep the secret and not tell their mother.
I do not dare to hope for us to become a couple, because I know I lack that blessing; I only wish that we could be friends.
Outside the house, all was quiet. Save for the occasional chirping of autumn cicadas and the rustling of insects, the scent of full-city osmanthus blossoms could not dissipate the lingering bitterness within this narrow courtyard, and time slipped away unawares.
Liu Jingyu drank straight from the bottle without the slightest hesitation. Halfway through, tears suddenly streamed down her face, and like a release of pent-up fury, she smashed the liquor bottle onto the ground and burst into heavy, broken sobs.
Wu Chengyi's gaze turned toward Lu Yu before him, only to see Lu Yu's eyes flashing with sharp light, cold and stern, giving off an intensely fierce and piercing aura.
Though Jin Qingyun's tone was low as he spoke these words, he remained extremely polite. Despite his deep aversion to the matter, he was, after all, the one seeking reconciliation with the Gu family this time, so his tone could not afford to be overly arrogant or aggressive.
This black, terrifying entity resembled a black serpent embedded beneath Lori's skin and atop her spine—or more precisely, attached directly to Lori's spinal column.
Whether it was merely an illusion or not, the moment she stepped onto the second floor, the temperature abruptly plummeted.
Yet, if it were indeed hard Qigong, how could one explain the golden hue covering the entirety of Lu Yu's body!?
If Silver Moon and her master were not keeping an eye on Yunqi, she certainly would not have allowed him to take such risks. If he stubbornly persisted to the end, she might have to resort to some coercive measures to ensure his safety.
The three court physicians of the Prince's Mansion immediately stepped forward and jointly examined Cang Jiuyao's pulse and symptoms. Yue Junzheng waited anxiously to the side, doubling the pressure on the three of them.
"My father is right here. If you know what's good for you, surrender immediately and save him the trouble." Knowing that only by invoking her father could she possibly intimidate Scarface Wang, Xiong Yuxian spoke up.
"Then you believe that Prince Li is also a man capable of accomplishing great things?" Yue Junzheng's voice remained level, making it impossible for Cang Luochen to discern whether his words were sincere or feigned.
As for that fellow Young Master Ji Yue, if not for her sheer resilience and good luck, she probably wouldn't have made it back alive today.
Fei Lei wholeheartedly agreed; having dishes hung all over two people's bodies naturally gave one a rather nauseating sensation. Thus, Fei Lei opened his mouth and made a retching gesture, frightening Yu Wei and Ji Huier into screaming as they scrambled away, trembling with rage.
Bai Yu raised a paw to gesture a silencing motion near its mouth, and Yu Weiyin instantly fell silent.
Just at that moment, an ethereal voice drifted over, sounding as though it came from the distant horizon, yet simultaneously felt disturbingly close at hand, carrying a bizarre and uncanny quality.