Chapter 44: The Bloodline Literary Heroine, The One and Only

"Anywhere is fine." Qiao Jia glanced at the bob-haired girl; indeed, anywhere would do.

If this school could earn enough crystal cores, she wouldn’t mind placing the blind box vending machine here.

"Sis, is it really hard to leave Giantwood City right now?" The bob-haired girl leaned in, calling her ‘sis’ so sweetly.

"Yes."

"There are vampires ahead—"

"Wow! Vampires? Really?"

Many humanoid creatures, in pursuit of spiritual power, had modified themselves, creating mutants known as ‘Erlan’. This showed how crucial talent was for spirit wielders.

Their skin was pitch-black, their clothes filthy, seemingly oblivious to the sharp stones beneath their feet, racing barefoot across the gravel-strewn ground.

"Let’s take a look at their life swords," Master Tianhai said, his face grave. Yet, as the head of his sect, though anxious, he maintained composure—not like Master Songyang and Master Jiuxiao, who were visibly panicked.

Pin Yue’s face, once twisted and venomous, suddenly softened into fragile innocence. Tears streamed down her cheeks as if some immense grievance had been suffered, more pitiable than the infamous Dou E, tugging at the hearts of those nearby.

Yet when immortality ceased to be a lie, clinging to such attitudes seemed stubborn.

"Good!" The lieutenant responded hastily. With a wave of his hand, countless points of light appeared on the once-white screen—red and blue, split into two large clusters, representing both sides.

Those from Leizhou were all top-tier masters; among them, more than twenty carried the aura of young giants, a few no less than Sword Xinghe himself.

"Strike? Heh, isn’t that perfect?" As Guo Cheng finished, the young master above responded coldly with a few terse remarks.

Yue Du, whose temperament resembled Feng Lian’er’s, felt no such intense emotions. He simply nodded toward Mu Tian, his gaze betraying his inner thoughts.

At the summit of a ten-thousand-meter high icy peak stood a palace built of ice blocks, towering arrogantly. From outside, the palace was dazzlingly beautiful, but from within came the wailing and howling of ghosts and wolves—chilling to the bone.

"Damn..." Zhan Liang cursed under his breath, eyes darting toward the restroom, unable to focus his thoughts.

If not for Moni’s competent magic, which impressed Lin Cheng enough to consider finding Lanlan a new teacher, the six masters’ siege would have wiped them out already.

It was clear that Hai Mingjue had deliberately sent a nitpicker to cause trouble. Tang Su stroked her chin with one hand, outwardly calm, inwardly concocting hundreds of excuses to slip away early.

Li Shen ate the dishes Li Qian had prepared with utter satisfaction. After finishing the last bite, he finally spoke in response to her words.

Her jaw was suddenly gripped, forcing her mouth open. The sharp taste of red wine flooded in. She refused to drink, shaking her head desperately to avoid the bottle, but someone grabbed her hair from behind, holding her fast. The liquor burned down her throat, making her cough violently.

For the vast Li family enterprise, the Li Restaurant and Li Entertainment were insignificant. Their main income came from developing and entertaining in the desolate worlds.

Many say that Sun Wukong possessed only a quarter of the Chaos Demon Ape’s original spirit, and under the nourishment of heaven and earth, transformed into the Intelligent Stone Monkey.

Later, Yuan Li offered a few more instructions, but Tang Su hardly listened, her mind wholly occupied with how to handle Chen Family’s Tang Wanwan over the weekend, and how to successfully steal the bottom sheet.

Bathed in the police car’s headlights, under daylight-bright beams, their heroic demeanor from the earlier fight had vanished completely.

She had always been the one to chase after him, shamelessly putting herself forward. He found her worthless, never taking it seriously.

Suddenly, Luo Hao distinctly sensed a tremendous surge of earth energy bursting within him, like a mountain flood rushing through every meridian in his body.