Chapter 114: Sanyuan Captured, Xiong Ba's Betrayal
Zhang Jun shook hands with everyone one by one. However, when it came to Huang Zhi, Zhang Jun did not extend his hand. At that moment, Huang Zhi’s outstretched hand was unbearably awkward.
“Didn’t expect they would come too?” Shen Hao said. Huang Zhi also saw Shen Hao, paused for a moment, then walked toward him.
The fighters ignored the sacrifices of their comrades, like emotionless combat machines, continuing their assault, striving to leave wounds on Melissa.
Dragon Mountain, an ancient mountain floating in the eastern part of the Flame Dragon Realm, is said to be the birthplace of all dragon clans. The mountain rises thirty-six thousand meters high, resembling an ancient colossal dragon with six wings, three claws, four heads, and four tails.
Truly worthy of the divine Daoist’s prowess, the Golden Dragon Scissors; when unleashed, they are a fatal blow. With a single cut, even the mighty imperial clans of the Seven Heavens are cleaved in two.
Mu Rou stepped back a pace, leaning her back against my chest, gently twisting to find a solid support.
I said nothing and opened my arms. Norlan looked into my eyes, then lowered her head. I saw the moisture at the corner of her eye as she bowed. In a moment, Norlan lifted her head and smiled, rising to pull Shui’er into my embrace.
The nobles stared in astonishment at Indira and Remus: was this imperial blossom plucked just as it began to bloom?
The seat swap was proposed by Dick, who was enjoying an engaging conversation with Remus and wished to continue the academic exchange on the carriage.
Di Qing led everyone to the control room. Wang Xiumei turned on the computer and began working immediately. As lines of code were entered, Wang Xiumei grew busier, her fingers dancing on the keyboard in a dazzling display.
Yet seeing Li Yan as calm and composed as usual only made Lu Lin frown more deeply.
Pluck the loquat from the branch, discard the spoiled ones, wash twice with water, remove the stem and calyx, then squeeze out the seeds. Thus, a loquat is properly prepared.
Su Changqing looked up at the two combatants and the beast. It was clear that Xie Junyao and Xiao He were at a disadvantage, both bearing various wounds.
Chu Yuan held a branch in each hand, picking swiftly—whether worry-free grass, rejuvenating flowers, or restorative herbs—he gathered countless medicinal plants, some recognizable, others not, all the way to the far end of the herb garden.
“Lord Hou, you’re too polite. If anyone has taken care of us, it’s Miss Shui,” the village chief waved his hands repeatedly, urging Lord Hou to thank him instead, somewhat anxious.
The bright full moon of the fifteenth night of the first lunar month shone brilliantly. Its radiance poured down like molten silver, casting a vast net that tightly enveloped everything under its glow.
After tidying and grooming the herb garden, Xu Zhengdao did not rush away but, as before, rested in the stone chamber for a few days, sorting through the gains from the Kunlun Mountains.
Even if someone acted so, it would only be once or twice; if it happened more often, Chengxin and the others would surely report it.
Soon after, this fellow sent over some delicious food, along with the meal.
“Meet with him,” said the elderly man with sparse white hair and a large nose, finally making a decision. After all, holding 20% of the shares was practically useless and could drag down the company’s stock price.
A mere son of the earth, no matter how clever, remains a mortal—nothing to worry about. The proud demon lord was cast into hell precisely because of such arrogance. Over the years, his mindset never changed; if he casually admitted to changing, he would no longer embody arrogance.
Facing the camera, Andy reclined with his legs crossed, his eyes bright and intelligent, his expression calm as he spoke in a measured tone.
Yes, so Allen absolutely must review—though he shows no fear. Despite being busy caring for freshmen recently, his studies have not fallen behind; achieving good grades is no challenge.
A truly wise and discerning host does not pre-judge what guests want to eat but hands over the initiative to them, striving to satisfy their desires.
It now seems that whoever controls him is clever—they would not allow him to break free after unifying this place. Thus, he lives with measured restraint.
After returning to the dormitory, Tang Tian planned to rest well. Having drifted at sea these past days, he hadn’t had a good night’s sleep. Lying comfortably on the soft bed, he soon fell into a deep slumber.
She has always respected the planetary devourer, Gelatus, for it is his existence that maintains the delicate balance between life and death in the universe.
Andy didn’t even watch last night but predicted the outcome: with O’Hei Niu’s eloquence and aura, McCain would be left far behind. Thus, without watching, O’Hei Niu’s victory in the debate was a foregone conclusion.
Hearing the sword spirit’s words, Wu Ming ignored the persistent voice in his mind. He entered the cave dwelling, indiscriminately stuffing all grades of medicinal pills into his ring until it was full, then finally stopped.
“Even my protective shield can’t be broken by you. You’ve truly wasted all your training,” Jiang Zaiyuan sneered.
As the two figures drew nearer, the magical aura radiating from them grew stronger.
“What? You possess two paths!” Jiang An, who had once felt superior to Jiang Zaiyuan, suddenly realized he had been terribly mistaken.