Chapter 47

As he spoke, he readjusted the position of his backpack to one that required less effort.

Yan Lan stared wide-eyed in astonishment at the master chef. Chef Chen’s eyes darted around briefly, a flicker of emotion crossing his gaze. Seeing the shock on Yan Lan’s face, the chef immediately pushed her out.

Xuejiao knew what he meant, reaching out to gently touch his chest. Her mild words radiated benevolence and grace.

Nie Jing’s anger subsided by a few degrees as well; after all, Zhou Qian had never lowered herself to act so submissively in front of her before.

“I have no idea!” One shook their head. “I only saw her name and phone number on my phone, but when I called, nobody answered.” Years had passed, so she might have changed her number, or perhaps she was no longer living there and had moved to another place entirely—such things were entirely possible. With this in mind, he looked at He Feng and asked.

Wei San’s expression shifted slightly. After all, Xuejiao was currently the emperor’s most favored consort and was very likely to ascend to the position of empress, so he still harbored a certain degree of caution.

Zhou You, sighing all the way as he walked down the second-floor corridor lined with murals, unexpectedly noticed a crudely mounted sketch hanging at the very end of the hallway, looking somewhat out of place with the atmosphere of the journey so far.

“Please let go.” The icy-cold voice seemed plunged into the dead of winter, causing Yan Bo to shiver as he looked at the neatly tailored man in a suit who had approached them at some unknown moment.

“Oh? Didn’t we just meet? Could it be that, compared to a genius weapon refiner like me, your master thinks you’re too foolish and has abandoned you?” Feng Yumeng smiled brightly. Meeting an old acquaintance by chance lessened the gloom of her recent failure at tailing someone.

“Alright, thank you Second Brother. I won’t take up any more of your time, I need to hurry to the cafeteria for dinner.” Weiwei seemed extremely excited the moment food was mentioned. Ah, children from the countryside were always like this, drooling at the mere mention of food.

Having walked just two or three steps, the traffic light at the intersection changed, shifting from red for the north-south direction to green for the east-west direction! The vehicles parked at both the eastern and western ends immediately started their engines and drove forward.

Zhu Wushi’s cultivation was profoundly deep, sweeping across the contemporary era and unrivaled throughout history! His punch was immensely heavy and powerful, carrying the momentum of wind and thunder that struck awe into the hearts of onlookers. As if shattering the firmament itself, the punch actually shattered the solid stone pillar in Xia Yang’s hand, and the residual force of the strike sent gravel rattling down in a shower of tiny fragments.

Her divine sense swept across the Six Paths of Reincarnation Heavenly Scripture inside the box. Although this technique was of no great use to her, it was nonetheless one of the supreme heavenly arts of this world.

I originally thought that this trick was merely meant to fool Hua Yu, but it actually laid a solid foundation for my future execution of sword techniques, saving me a great deal of trouble.

Deep within the Immortal Domain, boundless immortal radiance surged from his body, shaking the entire Immortal Domain at that very moment. All living beings in this world wore expressions of sheer terror as they raised their heads to gaze at the sky.

“Island-nation cars really have terrible anti-theft performance, what a total joke.” Luo Tu took advantage of the situation while complaining hypocritically, muttering under his breath before opening the touch-sliding door of the vehicle and gesturing for Ling Yang and the others to hurry inside.

“Why shouldn’t I have it? I copied it using your keys last time we met. What? Impressed by how clever I am?” Leng Mochen looked at me flatly, devoid of any smile.

Su Wuyang tossed the object onto the bed, forcefully cutting off his wild imagination and banishing the terrifying thought that had just formed in his mind.

I replayed everything in my head, feeling increasingly unsettled. All of this was simply too coincidental.

This was because he could tell that everything Mo Aiqian was doing was just an act. In reality, her family was extremely wealthy.

However, when sending Xu Nuo away, she had kept her guard up and secretly installed a satellite tracking device on Xu Nuo’s phone, just in case to prevent any unforeseen circumstances.

Upon hearing Bai Qi say that he was not dead, he refused to believe it, reaching out to pinch his own cheek hard.

She was not exceptionally bright, but she excelled in diligence and earnestness. As long as she approached matters with dedication, there was nothing she could not accomplish.

Ji Shuhan looked up and down at Fan Wujiu’s outfit. If the occasion hadn’t been so inappropriate, he would have loved to burst into a hearty laugh just to satisfy himself.

“I only made this for you so I wouldn’t have to pay for the damages!” Xu Nuo walked toward the exit, completely out of patience with Rong Ting.

It was rumored that the entrance to the dungeon was unknown even to the prison guards; only those in supreme authority at the Ministry of Punishments were qualified to know of it.

Pei Xiulin patted Gu Nuanyi on the head, stepped back, refastened his seatbelt, and started the engine.

The sorcerer did not dare to move this time. He looked extremely cautiously at the ruins; his severed heads had already been recalled by him, reattaching to his chest.

Under the watchful eyes of the surrounding disciples, he stepped down from the dueling platform with absolute confidence, while the disciple who had previously placed a wager with him approached Lin Yi with a beaming, smiling face.

“But...” Mu Yuan opened his mouth wide, wanting to continue, yet unsure how to phrase it. He looked at Chu Yun with a bitter expression.

Though the two tightly sealed doors commanded the most attention, adhering to the principle of not missing a single possibility rather than letting one slip by, the group decided to enter the six open doors one by one first.

The person speaking was sitting in a chair diagonally opposite, crossing one leg over the other with a half-smiling, disdainful expression.

Fourth, Emperor Gaozong was capable of accepting different opinions. Fairly speaking, although Emperor Gaozong of Tang lacked the ability and boldness of his father, he was by no means a muddle-headed ruler.

“What is your name, young hero?” The old man’s greatest desire right now was to know Wang Jin’s name; it would be far too awkward not even to know the name of his benefactor.

Li Kexin was furious. However, upon seeing the look of intense agony on Lin Chen’s face, a pang of self-reproach stirred within her.

“You forced me to do this, Blazing Fire Burst...” The tall youth shouted out the name of the spell at the top of his lungs, and several massive fireballs hurtled toward the undead creature still suspended in the air. Once struck by these fireballs, the undead would likely be reduced to ashes in an instant.

Murong Fu delivered a mid-air thrust, and the sword qi surrounding him shot toward Guan Haitong in a flurry. Guan Haitong had no choice but to deploy his master-level bodily cultivation technique to fend it off. Even so, he was still forced back a step by the impact.