Chapter 44: This Time, They Really Found Me
As soon as those words left his mouth, Elder Bo's eyes widened in sheer shock.
Clearly, he was utterly stunned by the remark.
His gaze shifted to me, standing behind Meng Xiangyi, the sorrow in his eyes laid completely bare.
His already moist eyes welled up with tears once more.
The tears streamed down his face in an endless flow.
Ever since I was a child, Grandpa had always treated me the best.
There was once, on Meng Xiangyi's birthday...
Precisely because Political Commissar Di Yong also supported the Berlin-wide strategy, they were able to withstand the suggestion of the Great Demon King launching an advance offensive. To a certain extent, the Great Demon King himself was uncertain; under such circumstances, Di Yong's suggestion was virtually tantamount to the will of the Great Demon King, leaving Mu Guiying and Ma Jinci unable to refute it.
Consequently, authentic Chinese cuisine became the fashion in France, and Chinese chefs flourished. Many made their way to Europe to earn silver dollars, amassing substantial fortunes.
Qi Meng did not dwell too much on the reality of Mu Yu's true realm and strength. After all, the Nine Realms were vast—what kind of geniuses didn't exist? Some people even opened their spiritual apertures right at birth, reaching the Spiritual Aperture Realm; what was so surprising about that?
"Grandpa, could it be an imperial decree issued under false pretenses from the court, forging the seal of the Prince of the Southeast?" Zhao Qingcai asked, clinging to a sliver of hope.
After a few seconds, however, all the fingernails retracted. Yue Lin fell silent for a moment, took out his phone, and dialed the emergency number.
"I will accompany you to take a look..." Fuxi always felt that this matter was not simple; he had to witness firsthand what was happening.
Those mighty figures, upon catching sight of the Yin-Yang Wheels of the Two Elders of Mount Tai, were all startled. They were well aware of this set of supreme spiritual treasures; when combined, they ranked among the absolute best supreme treasures within the Dao of Yin and Yang.
"Sister Liuli, I know how, I've done this before!" Lian Zhixu, who had been unable to join their conversation, heard Xu Liuli's words and hurriedly ran over.
Collapsing to the ground in despair, a deeply traumatized Deng Yanzhong was dazedly hoisted onto the carriage, and the journey resumed.
Cai Hanyang's voice rang out, sounding somewhat languid, clearly having just woken from sleep.
"Then why would the Underworld Emperor hide the whereabouts of the Investiture of the Gods within the jade tablet of this Underworld King?" Yun Duoruo asked with a puzzled expression.
"Since the Underworld is entirely populated by the wandering souls of ancient gods and demons, when East Emperor Taiyi went there alone, could it really be that he had no scruples whatsoever?" the Crown Prince asked earnestly.
Shen Xinrou simply could not understand: clearly, the injured person was someone Yan Qingcheng had once protected with her life, so why was she now acting as though she didn't care at all? Even if they were just ordinary friends, shouldn't she at least show some concern when Situ Yu drank himself to the point of vomiting blood? At the bare minimum, she ought to have felt some anxiety!
Staying within the City Lord's Mansion was indeed inconvenient, let alone the fact that the City Lord was on guard against her. Whether it was her own intuition or orders handed down by Ederfy and the others, she was forced to feign ignorance, which felt genuinely stifling.
Her body began to slide downward due to a sudden weakness, forcing her to grip the doorknob tightly with both hands to prevent herself from falling ignominiously to the floor.
Because buying a firearm certainly wouldn't happen in the East Market; the situation would obviously be different elsewhere.
As soon as Liu Shiyun walked over, her gaze locked onto Jiang Shaoyou. Since Huahua had claimed that her classmate wanted to apply to study abroad, and Jiang Shaoyou was only about two years older than Huahua, it wasn't too far-fetched to call him a classmate. As for Qi Meimei, she looked a bit older and could by no means pass for Huahua's classmate.
Tang Mianmian had specifically instructed him not to tell Mo Chengzu, as Jing Ran had merely gone out to clear her mind.
"What can I do? This is the only hobby I have left. Surely you aren't going to strip even this away from me? If you do, I truly won't have anything left to live for." Wei Zhuang looked at Tian Tian with a smile, though a hint of bitterness lingered within it.
"Alright... I will send someone to handle this matter, you don't need to worry about it anymore!" Anthony finished with a cold snort and hung up the phone. As for how he would order people to handle it, he didn't mention a single word.