Chapter 30

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“It’s nothing, nothing—my time was simply up, and I wanted to pay a visit to the old president of the Society of Yin-Yang Studies.” Jill rubbed his nose and improvised.

Their semi-closed financial policies ensured their security; without a doubt, it was an exceptionally safe backing.

Medicine had already advanced considerably. That did not mean every illness could be detected, of course, but diseases that escaped examination were ultimately few and far between.

It was midsummer, and the garden was lush with luxuriant flowers and grass. Beside the covered walkway stretched a vast expanse of wisteria. Stirred by the breeze, the blossoms swayed gently, releasing a faint fragrance.

At the thought of the science-fiction films on Earth, in which captured aliens were dissected by scientists, even his present state of mind was chilled with terror.

Xia Haoran saw only a blur before his eyes. The roasted meat he had just let go of was already gone. Looking more closely, he saw the silver spirit fox crouching ten meters away, holding the meat between its forepaws and devouring it with tremendous relish.

She had misunderstood him—a profound and enormous misunderstanding. What He Ziming had to do now was clear: he had to dispel Yunxi’s misunderstanding of him.

“Don’t say that. His Majesty ordered us to take good care of you. We failed, and made you suffer instead,” Qiu Ruo said.

Rain beats the banana leaves, burdened with sorrow;
My heart, like the new moon, grows shy before the world.
The fragrant orchid longs for love, lamenting its brief perfume;
Through distant mist I gaze, and even dreams remain.
A lone sail travels far beyond ten thousand miles;
Amid a troubled age, I grieve through endless years.
Once I guarded flowers and cherished spring—
Now all my foolish devotion has been given to the flowing waters.

“I don’t have time to trade coughs with you. Go back.” Feng Yufei spoke coldly before Lian Zhi could even open her mouth.

Que stiffened his neck and forcefully swallowed the medicine mixed with saliva. Beneath his bangs, his narrowed eyes revealed faint traces of blood.

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As many as half of all moviegoers across America actually knew of this book—and of me personally. Thirty percent of film audiences greatly approved of my work and hoped to see it adapted for the big screen.

After the Starfall Incident, the climate of the primary world changed drastically. Vast numbers of stenothermal organisms went extinct, while the strange and unpredictable environment brought frequent natural disasters.

“I hope that during this summer vacation, you’ll be able to learn enough combat techniques…” Looking closely, one could almost swear that the wrinkles on Dumbledore’s face had multiplied again.

“Uh… Mr. Dou, if you really need it, get our supervisor to approve a written pass!” The security guard finally softened his tone.

Lin Chu’s words made sense. If Yu Sile really was, as she claimed, accustomed to a particular seat and frightened or uncomfortable whenever she had to change places, then how had she managed to become so close to the students in her new class within a month?

As long as a family had one sick member, the entire household would essentially be dragged down. And these families, crushed beneath the burden of illness, were willing to cast aside their dignity and kneel before strangers simply to receive one free, filling meal and save money for their loved ones’ treatment…

Lu Qinghan’s hands were suddenly blasted apart by the spiritual energy flowing chaotically within his body. A thread of bright red blood escaped from the corner of his mouth. His eyes were dull as he leaned his back against the stone wall once more, supporting himself as he continued his cultivation with his eyes closed. The entire wall had been soaked a dark brown.

His voice was as calm as water. Yet the hand Su Shangjun held trembled faintly. His hand was icy-cold, and she could sense the suffering and hardship concealed beneath that calmness.

Just as the Behemoth’s attack was obstructed, the thunderbird that had charged into the city was having no easier time.

With such a brainless, foolhardy operation, even someone who knew nothing about hacking could easily locate a certain unusual individual.

However, although Prince Arthas had ordered Chen Yin and the Holy Hand to remain by his side, it was impossible for them to stay with him every moment. After all, this powerful prince was the heir to the throne of the Kingdom of Lordaeron.

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“The land price there has already fallen by ten percent, and it shows signs of dropping further. There isn’t a single buyer, while the sellers are few as well—they’re all waiting and watching. When do you think it would be best to buy at the bottom?” Meng Decai asked.

It turned out that when Fang Hao had been bound by Ishii, who was about to urinate on his face and humiliate him, Fang Hao suddenly heard a voice telling him that if he concentrated his most powerful mental attack, he could defeat Ishii and regain his supernatural ability.

After hearing Rosalind’s warning, the captain also noticed what was different about these creatures. Their defenses were many times stronger than those of the cannon fodder they had encountered earlier. Even large-caliber weapons loaded with specially made ammunition could hardly penetrate them in a single shot.

As for having Xue’s parents undergo medical examinations, it was scheduled for mid-September. They would go after the rice had been stored in jars and the task of delivering the public grain quota had been completed.

Faced with Trick’s reaction, Chen Yin was not surprised in the slightest. With a twist of his wrist, Blood Hunger shifted beneath the great axe. Chen Yin’s momentum remained unchanged; he merely turned his body slightly, while the long sword concealed beneath the axe swept toward Trick’s axe-wielding hand.

Meanwhile, Chu Mingqiu had made tremendous progress. He could now spar with Wu Feng. The two practiced against each other once every week in the afternoon, and only Huzi and Gouzi were allowed to watch. They deliberately avoided everyone else, while Wu Feng sternly warned Huzi and Gouzi not to tell anyone.

“How dare you! Do you think you’re worthy of calling the city lord by name?” The guards immediately drew their weapons.

“Boom…”

Another deafening explosion rang out, and even the ground began to tremble. A moment later, a gigantic fireball shot into the sky.

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