Chapter 35: What Did He Discover?

"Do you know about the eldest young master?" Aunt Lan asked as she poured her a glass of warm water.

Gu Fangyu took it, gripping the cup tightly. The warmth seeped through the glass into her palm, a gentle heat that left her feeling dazed—so, there was someone who cared about her after all.

She bit her lower lip lightly and shook her head.

Aunt Lan sat down beside her. "The Gu family will never tolerate this. You..."

After perfecting my innate divine ability, I found myself with nothing to do again. It didn't take long, however, before I found a new purpose: I wanted to develop a cultivation technique uniquely my own. In my memories, every great master possessed a singular, incomparable technique.

By now, the opening ceremony for Tianshan Decorations had concluded. Chu Dashan stepped onto the stage to announce the promotional offers for the opening days, and the emcee stepped down.

That evening, Old Madam Ma returned to the Ma residence with eyes swollen from crying, yet she was in high spirits. As soon as she entered, she burst into loud laughter.

Her teary eyes now shimmered with a hint of emotion she herself hadn't noticed—a feeling that only arises between lovers. Lin Xueyi did not even know why she was crying.

"Master Liu, is there a problem?" Li Chenyuan looked at me, puzzled. No lives were lost, and there had been no significant delays, so it was no wonder no one had reported anything to him.

"My name is Liu Yang," I said with difficulty, then turned my gaze toward the man from the Kunlun Realm, though I did not expect him to speak.

In the past, Wang Lin would have certainly asked why Chu Tian needed to take leave. But after what had just happened, she felt she should trust him; he wouldn't skip class or request leave without a good reason anymore.

Lu Yue exhaled, unable to help but suspect that even returning to the sect to recover from her injuries would cost her merit points, courtesy of Uncle Master Shensheng.

As for the Type-3 Machine Dragon, it was merely a stray data-based lifeform. He hadn't even begun to grasp the full extent of his own capabilities as a data-based entity.

"Fine, fine! You really are an arrogant fellow. I'll show you exactly who I am!" The man stood up, ripped off his clothes, and revealed a body of robust, well-defined muscle.

With a thunderous roar, the entire gas station was blown to pieces. A massive pillar of fire shot into the sky, instantly engulfing the station in flames and illuminating the darkness of Rio for a fleeting moment.

Watching this scene, I felt quite helpless. After all, today’s events were just like this; without sorting through every detail, it was impossible to make any sense of it. This was the truly frustrating part—it left me utterly speechless.

Today was undoubtedly a special day. Before long, my high school friends Yang Bin, Wang Zhenyu, and Zhang Tianxing arrived one after another. Li Qiang stepped forward to welcome them warmly.

My mind buzzed. Ning Ling was dead? She had been fine the last time we parted ways; I couldn't understand how she could have died so suddenly.

Chen Le and I were left dazed by his words. We narrowed our eyes, scanning the terrain and the surrounding trees, but it all looked like a chaotic mess. It seemed like an ordinary mountain; we couldn't discern anything special about it.

The Primordial Divine Tiger, though controlled by certain powerful forces in ancient times, still held a measure of respect for Daluo Heaven Mountain and the reputation of the Void Old Daoist within the chaos.

I don't know much about snakes, but I've heard that after feeding, they move with more difficulty than usual. If they are startled at such a time, they will regurgitate what they have eaten to save their own lives.

"Inviting outsiders to the ball is certainly a mistake! We of the Dragon Clan should not be mingling with outsiders!" Algernon shouted.