Chapter 55

Unexpectedly, this peerlessly handsome young master actually knew about it. However, given how far-reaching and notoriously eccentric these two apothecary shops were, it was hardly surprising that he was aware of them.

It is virtually impossible to truly distinguish who is right and who is wrong. You can argue that a speaking style with a slight colloquial touch is down-to-earth, but you can also claim that a streamer is vulgar the moment a single swear word slips out. The standard of definition depends entirely on who is holding the measuring tape.

Possessing the Fiery Eyes alone is not enough; one must also use their own demonic essence as nourishment, continuously refining it before they can nurture a destiny fire that belongs solely to them.

Lin Mu finally figured out what was going on. The jerk who had called him earlier, having failed to get a response from him—whether out of anxiety or something else—had bypassed him and gone straight through the school's administrative channels to process his suspension.

Past midnight, Chen Hao checked the internet to watch the recently aired episode of Running Man. Although he was one of the cast members and had accumulated plenty of experience over years of filming the show, the magic of different editing choices and post-production effects always gave you a fresh and unique experience when watching the finished program.

"It's nothing, just a few dead birds," Luo Yan replied with a light chuckle as he followed Xiao Xiao's pointing finger.

Two days later, the military released news that the President had authorized the use of nuclear weapons in a critical situation. Ten days after that, the military announced once again that all preparations were complete.

"This is the boundary heart of my Heavenly Realm Domain. Now, you simply need to place this boundary heart into your own world, and then use your world's boundary heart to devour the boundary heart of my world. That will complete the fusion." A trace of excitement tinged the old man's voice, though he concealed it remarkably well.

After expressing his gratitude, Lin Mu stepped down. He had already sung five songs tonight; although it wasn't a huge number, it was quite enough.

The night passed without incident. Early the next morning, Chu Ying was awakened by the rumblings of her own stomach, and she unceremoniously hauled me out of bed when I had barely fallen asleep.

However, Zhou Tian never expected that his wait would stretch on for several days. Seeing so much time pass without a single instruction from the Blood Moon Cult Master, a restless Zhou Tian, much like any other monster, couldn't help but start wandering idly around the Blood Moon territory.

With his sharp eyes, Liu Yi spotted Old Li continuously making records beside an instrument, strode over, and patted Old Li on the shoulder.

Accordingly, the moment Zhou Tian made his move against the god of the subterranean spiders, the high-ranking members of both clans also launched their actions in accordance with Zhou Tian's orders.

As soon as he turned around, he heard a deafening roar. The northern sea seemed to have completely overturned, with towering waves over a hundred feet high surging continuously for tens of miles. Layers of giant breakers and foaming white crests suddenly crashed down upon them with overwhelming force.

At 9:30 in the morning, right outside the district government building, Liu Yi drove his large sedan straight into the compound. The guards outside recognized the car brand and promptly pressed the automatic sliding gate button to let him in, standing at attention to offer a solemn salute.

However, taking financial pressures into account, Li Mo stated that he would subsidize the State Council with the patent fees collected by his global power service company for the next ten years, which finally sent Li Enfu away with a beaming smile.

There were simply too many people in the forest, and the commotion they caused would inevitably scare away the birds and beasts. Fortunately, Yizhou's grain transport convoy was still thirty miles away, so Zhang Xiu had no fear of alerting the enemy.

The crunching sound grew louder and louder, seeming no longer like something that could be produced by a little pig chewing. Curious, Wu Di looked around, only to find the same boundless white mist. Yet, it seemed the wind had picked up? Why did it sound somewhat like wind rustling through leaves?

He even drew upon all four and a half immortal veins, watching as the spiritual veins—resembling dragons and horned pythons—writhed and shifted, closing in toward him.

"You ungrateful lackey, with me, Zhang Yide of Yan, standing right here, none of you shall take the General's tutor away!" Zhang Fei lacked such patience. Seeing that Zuo Feng not only intended to take away his eldest brother's teacher but also dared to order his eldest brother's arrest, he refused to stand for it and let out a thunderous roar that left everyone's ears ringing.

At that moment, Cui Xin walked in from outside the ward. With her very first step across the threshold, her expression turned somewhat strange. She looked up at the running air conditioner, shook her head helplessly, and remained silent.

Sighing inwardly, Chen Yu knew he could no longer sit passively and wait for death; he had to lock onto the adversary immediately with his spiritual sense to prevent him from using his so-called mirror ability again.

Jiang Han was more than happy for the peace and quiet and naturally had no intention of provoking these entities, simply walking right past them.

His slender, fair fingers propped up his chin, and his gaze drifted toward the transparent glass window. His expression remained calm and detached, seemingly devoid of any particular interest.

When Ren Jian drove Su Han out to Southland Scenery, he specifically admonished her on the way: once they met Gao Ming, if the latter did not voluntarily bring up the matter of divorce, she must not mention it under any circumstances.

"I plan to take a trip into that ancient tomb," Chen Yu said after a moment of reflection, voicing the thought in his heart.

When Xie Yexiang emerged from the world of Legend and glanced at the electronic calendar hanging in Liu Ruyan's room, he discovered that fifteen days had already passed in the real world.

When the Water Rhinoceros gene serum had just been synthesized, hadn't Chen Feng poured out one-tenth of it? That one-tenth of the liquid was filled entirely with impurities.

Xu Suhan and Wan Duoduo both successfully entered the sects of their hearts' desire, though neither of them participated in this round of disciple sparring matches.

Under such circumstances, whether she said a word more or a word less, and regardless of whether it was objective or not, Ying Tu would inevitably misinterpret her.

Zhang Wang, who had long since taken his sunlight-resistance pills, stood quietly on the street, bathing in the sunlight that, without the protection of the medication, would have burned him to a crisp.

As for Mengmeng, who was sitting beside him watching television, she was, to a certain extent, almost too well-behaved.

The main camp was filled with numerous wounded soldiers whose groans and wails echoed continuously. The Wuhuan people, having fled in a panic during daylight, had only just managed to steady their footing and were overwhelmingly exhausted. Once night fell, they fell into deep and sweet slumbers. Only Huyan Shuo poured sorrow down with his wine, growing only more sorrowful, unable to find sleep.

There was no need for Leiby to point; such a massive, towering tree could be clearly seen not just from the nearby plaza outside, but even from far away at his home on the edge of Mahora's forest, simply by climbing onto the roof and gazing out.

As for encountering a few wild beasts along the way and losing a hundred or so mortal laborers, or even suffering the casualties of a few Gu masters, it was all nothing more than the most commonplace occurrences.