Chapter 47: The Pearl on the Palm

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Joy spoke anxiously. Lin Xiao felt a slight chill in his heart, sensing that something was amiss. Judging by Joy’s tone, the call seemed to be from Dustin’s family. At that moment, Ling Yunfeng realized he was in a large room. Opposite each other at a long table sat two groups: one side in military uniforms, the other in police attire, clearly engaged in a heated debate.

When Rudolf heard about the acquaintance between Reno and Athena, as well as their adventure, his expression turned remarkably surprised. After assuming a training stance and calming his breath, Bai Shaohao took advantage of the moonlight to find Murong Kang. Seeing Bai Shaohao come looking for him so late was somewhat unexpected for Murong Kang.

Because Ling Yunfeng’s clothes were dirty and tattered, and he emitted a peculiar odor, the police did not conduct a thorough search. It was thus easy for him to find a banknote and unlock the handcuffs in a few swift moves.

Then, Iman stepped onto the court and attempted a three-point jump shot in front of Clark, which missed the mark. Azari grabbed a rebound. Ling Yunfeng was already frantic; he rushed over to stop them, but all efforts were in vain. He couldn’t even touch them—their punches struck empty air as if hitting nothing.

The human body is fragile, prone to illness, injury, and aging, painfully aware of life slipping away like grains of sand through one’s fingers, impossible to grasp or catch.

Rushing forward, Fang Shan watched helplessly as a cold arrow descended from the sky, piercing the arm of Captain He, who held a knife. Before he could react, Fang Shan dashed forward, and a dagger wielded in reverse carved a cold arc through the air, instantly drawing a line of blood from the other’s throat.

The moment he saw Linghu Su, Yun’s eyes welled with tears. She ran over and embraced him tightly.

“I won’t go back with you. I’m doing well now. I’ve already given you the divorce papers. I hope you’ll sign them,” Du Yali said coldly to Liu Peng, whose face was full of bitterness.

“All right, it should be fine…” Catherine was naturally anxious and uneasy about her own fate, clutching her shoulders tightly, trying to stay strong and composed.

“Yo, yo, Teacher Zephyr, don’t be mad. Didn’t you tell us that winning and losing are common in war? Take Momotaro, for example—he’s strong. Victory is inevitable,” Huang Yuan offered his ‘kind’ consolation.

“I still don’t understand your professional terms,” Rao Peier said with an expectant look, hoping Ran Sinian would enlighten her.

Meanwhile, a sword’s ringing resounded from the forge, soaring into the sky and echoing through the heavens, drawing the attention of countless onlookers.

“Do you really think lucid dreams are so useless? Haven’t they helped anyone? Aren’t they a branch of your dream therapy?” Rao Peier muttered, though she held little hope for her request.

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The dragon-headed blade bore nine claw patterns, while the dragon’s tail formed the hilt. Even if ten thousand suns gathered, none could rival its radiant brilliance.

Hearing this, everyone’s scalps tingled with fear. Such dreadful consequences were astonishing.

Since gaining new insights into the Six Paths Reincarnation Fist, he had been eager to find a master capable of validating his martial path.

Because Lin Qing was also traveling on a green train… her years in the orphanage must have been difficult as well.

Others in the dining hall noticed the situation and quietly closed their mouths, wearing terrified expressions.

Upon a brief encounter, Zhang Su and Wang Guang each dispatched a zombie, while Zheng Xinyu and Zhong Xiaoshan’s attacks were weaker but still managed to kill two more after several strikes.

As the crowd approached and two pieces of information surfaced, Lin Qi’s mind gradually cleared.

To avoid implicating the princes or other nations’ forces, Zhou Jiaqing concealed parts of the truth as much as possible.

Their alliance was kept as secret as possible to catch the Sect of Interception off guard.

Amid hopeful gazes, Qin Ya extended the radio antenna, tuning the frequency as he approached the window.

When I saw her, she was kneeling filthy before me, begging for a bite to eat.

With sales reaching hundreds of thousands, Lingzhi Hall also ranked high on Douyin’s health supplement sales charts.

Yet Princess Leyang possessed a chivalrous and righteous heart, and he nodded slightly in gratitude toward her.

But Wu Yan was only level five at the time; before reaching nightmare level six, he had no displacement skills, and his Q skill’s acceleration was only useful when chasing enemies.

“Then next year it shall be. After all these years waiting, what’s a few more days?” The old lady was puzzled by Ma Jinyang’s worries and asked carelessly.

“You two seemed so close—why did it suddenly end so abruptly?” Zhu Nong asked curiously.

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Liu Sijuan wiped the water from her face and saw Wu Yan staring at her with a pig-like expression. Her anger at mistakenly hitting the wrong switch flared anew.

“I don’t care what methods you use. I’m giving you one day. Tomorrow, if things aren’t better, all three of you are out!” Yue Tanxi declared.

“All right, I’ll listen to you.” Zhu Nong would follow them blindly until he confirmed the security guard’s identity.

The laning phase was an excellent gank line. The juggernaut pushed too far forward, and the surrounding vision had vanished. The keen-sensed ME team jungler did not miss this opportunity.

Qi Chu still didn’t know how the Jade-Faced Man discovered the clue-laden pouch with the Yellow River Map was in his possession. Upon seeing Yun Qingbi, he thought: Could it be this person who told him?

The old lady vented without considering Tian Zhongge’s feelings, continuing to talk about things he didn’t understand. Furious, he stormed off.

Once monitoring was activated, Ji Ru was just brought into the interrogation room. Zhu Nong was on high alert, unwilling to miss any detail.

Xiao Yan was not angry but somewhat pleased. The one who always discarded others was now discarded—the tides of fortune had turned, and this year’s turn was especially favorable.

The red dragon spread its twin wings, casting a vast shadow. With a powerful flap, its body soared, rushing toward the heavens.

Innate deities like the Thunder God, Shadow God, Dark God, and the Three-Faced God hesitated not. In perfect harmony with the Way, they charged toward the desolate edge of the Great Forbidden Heaven, a spectacle even more stunning than deploying the Forbidden Heaven Array.

“Aren’t we building greenhouses for medicinal herbs in the fields? If manpower is short, we can ask them for help. We can pay them more to encourage their effort,” Su Lifeng suggested.

“I don’t know the exact location of that cave,” Lu Miaoying’s distant voice came again.

Though displeased that Su Lifeng had taken the gun, being assigned to their team was still considered an honor.

“Let Rexxar handle this freaking divine mansion for His Majesty!” Rexxar led the elite Ravagers, carving a bloody path through the sea of corpses. His eyes blazed with fanatic red as he leapt high, roaring while raising his great axe for a devastating strike downward.