Volume 1, Chapter 64: It Really Hasn't Come to That

However, some matters cannot be handled with mere sentiment. At the slightest possibility of danger, they could not afford to lower their guard.

Because it was not just the reinforcements; those Fuzhou garrison troops previously scattered and hidden throughout the city had also seized the moment to rise up, forcing them not only to flee, but to flee in utter disarray.

Shi Tan merely nodded, a trace of guilt flashing across his face, though in the end he offered no explanation for the matter. On the other side, Feng Yi had also lost his appetite. Seated there with a deep frown, he began to ponder their next course of action.

"Are you an idiot? Of course I went with the three of them," Rinne glared at Suha, giving an impatient reply.

Yet deep down, she felt an inexplicable sensation, as if it would be utterly humiliating to tag along on her own accord when Dabai had not explicitly invited her.

Xin Ziluan knew very well that Time City held countless treasures; she simply had never found the opportunity to go. If they could actually make it happen this time, it would be wonderful.

"Wow, Daddy is amazing! Daddy is so cool, Daddy is a strongman!" Seeing her father so effortlessly lift the two objects that she regarded as colossal monsters, Chenchen could not help showering him with flattery.

The moment they made contact, the long sword in the lean commander's hand shattered completely the instant he pulled it back.

"Didn't you tell me to do whatever I wanted, and that you would bear the consequences?" Lin Jiaruo raised her head and said with a beaming smile.

Faint sounds of rumbling thunder drifted down from above, as if a mountain rain were about to descend at any moment. Under such circumstances, the oppressive mood among the people in the ancestral hall grew heavier, and the atmosphere in the entire room seemed frozen.

There were many lodging-style places around here, as this was a gathering point for merchants, and such amenities were indispensable.

The weapons trade provided Shen Fan with abundant funds, and for a long time to come, he had no intention of abandoning this lucrative sector.

Jia Peng and Li Ziran were both startled, and then overjoyed. For them, the higher their individual strengths, the better; it meant a greater likelihood of survival when facing unknown risks in the future.

Su Hanyu blinked, never expecting that someone as arrogant as her could actually be so afraid of her husband.

Furthermore, farmers were permitted to flexibly transfer their contracted land, allowing agricultural land use to become more intensive within controllable parameters.

Upon getting closer, a sense of astonishment washed over them: the spacious hall was packed with customers purchasing goods everywhere.

Judging from the density of the censorship mosaics below, the scene had clearly crossed into excessive bloodshed.

A wild, manic light flashed in Chu Xiu's eyes. Wielding his sword in a sweeping arc, ninety-nine terrifying sword qi slashes tore through the void and crashed down violently.

The black chess piece in the middle-aged man's hand instantly shattered into dust. Waving his hand to brush the debris away, he drew another black chess piece and placed it on the board.

The Qiankun Sect's supply of primordial stones was already quite impressive, but that was not what truly shocked Bai Yunfei.

He did not dare to expect King Jijidong to search for such specific songs; as long as it could open a music application, he would be immensely grateful.

From that moment on, I knew the director's zoo would definitely open, and that I had to visit it in person to experience and interact with these animals.

The piece of jade was pure white and crystal-clear, emanating a dense spiritual energy as it welled up and overflowed along with the spring water.

The media, self-media accounts, and netizens who had not yet fallen asleep saw that Xu Yue had posted a message and rushed over to investigate.

Just as he was about to collide with the God-Slaying Sword, a terrifying gale surged toward him, making the Demonic Sovereign of the Black Prison suffer immensely and causing even his primordial spirit to tremble.

Wu Yan stepped forward to pay his respects, and the rest followed suit. Seeing that the emperor and his son had matters to discuss, the scattered group dispersed and took their respective seats.

"Stupid Yuanxuan, 'Flash Step' is totally useless!" Though Huiling could not understand a single word of the skill terminology mentioned by the system, an infallible intuition told it that among the four, the first one was undoubtedly the most useless.

On the Myriad Phenomena Star, the very moment the heavenly tribulation descended, ten-thousand-foot tsunami waves surged to the heavens, and rivers and seas overturned like the arrival of the apocalypse.

Yet a thought flashed through her mind: wasn't that belt lying on the ground the very same one she had tied around Wu Yan's waist that morning? It featured three jade pieces strung together with golden thread, a thoroughly unique design.

The moment the butcher's knife descended, the figure in the black robe used their other hand to lift the cowl, removing the hood that had concealed the better part of their face.

This secret should never have been exposed to the world, but he had blindly trusted Kang Min's words, believing that Qiao Feng was truly about to betray the Beggar Sect, and thus had rushed here.

In his understanding, Sheng Nuan should have maintained the exact same attitude as the previous night—submitting to his wishes in every situation and setting.

Hearing that Abbot Liaochen was particularly fond of various fine wines, he intended to use them in exchange for a few protective talismans to send to his family members.

Though Sheng Nuan insisted she wasn't tired, before they even reached home, she had already fallen asleep in the front passenger seat.

Feeling no reaction or response from him, I brushed aside his shirt and, mustering my courage, pressed a kiss to his chest.

As soon as the broadcast began, a massive influx of viewers poured in, chattering noisily about the events that had transpired around them over the past two days.

With those words, Xiao Lin struck out with another sword stroke, sweeping Tianxiang off the martial arts stage and bringing the first match to a close.

The two of them moved to chase after him, but the moment they took action, an invisible barrier bounced them straight back.

Lin Yu gave a light chuckle. Ignoring the three of them, he walked slowly over to the bodyguard's corpse, raised his hand, and thrust it down before pulling it back out.

The commotion on the second floor brought the auction to a temporary halt, and personnel from the Gathering Pill Hall were already heading toward the area.

Zheng Peng had risen to prominence in the Western Regions and was regarded by Li Longji as a lucky general. If trouble broke out in the Western Regions, the chances of dispatching him were high; even if Zheng Peng were not sent, the imperial court would surely dispatch a heavyweight figure, and capturing him would serve as a useful bargaining chip.