Volume 1, Chapter 34: What a Contrast-Filled Skeleton Knight

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The only other person who knew about this was Yun Chuwei. After discovering the livestreaming app, she took the tablet to the presidential suite and woke Bai Lingxi, who was fast asleep.

But they were in Yichun Commandery now. If Su Keyong were truly beaten to death, it would do Han Mo far more harm than good.

“All right. I am.” Liu Yifei gently removed her sunglasses. The sun above the building had suddenly slipped behind the clouds, plunging the streets below into shadow, and the glasses made it inconvenient for her to see where she was going.

The more Qin Guan listened, the angrier he became. The Qin Official Star was the Qin family’s domain, yet someone living here actually dared to oppose the Qin family?

Each of these buildings seemed to function as a powerful magnetic-field disruptor, slightly interfering with spiritual perception.

“This… this is Silk Dream Rouge!” Auntie Bi bit her lip, her limpid eyes glistening as though tears might spill at any moment.

Mountain City truly was a city of mountains. Though it was undeniably a remarkable modern metropolis, its mountainous terrain robbed the whole city of the imposing grandeur of an international capital, leaving one feeling inexplicably stifled.

Upon hearing this, Han Shu’s delicate body trembled violently. Her chest churned, her throat grew sweet, and she spat out a mouthful of blood.

Suddenly, a man in a black suit walked over to Li Haolong and interrupted him. Composing himself, the man asked, “May I ask if you’re Brother Long?”

Leng Tian was indeed suspended in midair, having been flung away as far as possible. At that moment, he resembled a meteor plunging rapidly toward the ground below, while his eyes clearly took in the scene beneath him.

“Second Brother, did you tell Grandfather about treating his legs?” Long Yanhua finally asked the crucial question.

The enormous hand formed from starlight, possessing such overwhelming power, shattered beneath the radiant glow that stretched for miles.

With Da Wuhui looking at him with such disdain, he became furious. He lost all reason, and his eyes turned blood-red.

“Hahahaha!” After collapsing onto the ground, the man stared blankly for two seconds. Then, as if he had encountered the funniest thing in the world, he clutched his stomach and burst out laughing.

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Chen Fei periodically released an immense spiritual sense before moving his body. Yet each time he had just begun to move, he felt no sensation of being carried along by that spiritual force. Instead, he was still being propelled by his own energy, and his speed had not increased at all.

“Disciple, what exactly do you want me to help you with?” Zi Bao had always been straightforward and asked at once.

“What does any of this have to do with Lin Yiyun?” Long Yanhua nodded, indicating that he believed what the man had said.

After sliding more than a dozen meters, the sofa suddenly came to a stop. Da Fei turned around on it and gave a meaningful glance at the two guns tucked into Lin Feng’s belt. Da Fei knew that Lin Feng had snatched them in the corridor just moments ago.

At its root, in this world whose history had been altered, the Rising Sun Empire had ultimately become a vassal state of the Ares Empire and possessed very little freedom of action.

As the man in the white suit smiled and asked this question, Zhang Wei had already risen from the roadside and begun watching from the corner of his eye for a taxi.

Smiling knowingly at Cheng Kai’s persistent questioning, Battalion Commander Liu, who commanded the main armored battalion under Cheng Kai’s armored regiment, immediately gave his superior an answer that was sure to satisfy him.

Bal reappeared once more. After sensing that his clone had been killed, he did not panic in the slightest. Instead, he threw back his head and laughed even more recklessly.

At these words, everyone’s expressions shifted subtly. Their gazes at Du Gou gradually changed, and the atmosphere slowly grew tense.

Yet he was no ordinary mediocrity. He had only just defeated Bai Jingluo that day, and his swordsmanship had already reached the threshold of evolution. On top of that, he had acquired the Fate of Impermanence.

Du Gou could not help grumbling inwardly, cursing Li Er for his shamelessness, while outwardly he could only pretend that nothing was amiss.

She felt she could probably win an Academy Award for Best Actress. Damn it, she truly had no idea how Shen Yushan managed to say such nauseating, teeth-achingly sentimental things.

The set of fates Chen Zhong had obtained through this synthesis, once fully combined, produced an effect called “Six Men, a Thousand Troops.”

It was not that he did not want to move; he simply could not. He could not command his limbs to respond, as though his arms no longer belonged to him.

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Lu Xuan summoned Wu Lei and Wu San as well, telling them that he would be leaving for a while and asking Wu Lei and the Golden Crow Clan to take good care of the Crimson Crow Sect.

“It was an emotional dispute. Someone broke one of his legs. He’ll probably be limping for the rest of his life. I just came back from visiting him at the hospital.” Complicated emotions surged across Wu Ling’s face.

Wang Yuan secretly switched on the infrared scanner and saw that, inside the cake, something resembling a bomb was lying there in complete silence.

Even if there were only the slightest chance, he would fight with all his strength to seize it and hold on tight. Even if the other party refused, he would find a way to make him agree. After all, this was the only person who did not know him. Everyone who had known him in the past had tried to keep their distance, because he was a jinx who had caused the death of his own master.

The battles in all the other great regions were growing increasingly desperate as well. The Soul-Eating Ghost Clan was no longer worth worrying about. Once the Blazing Sun Swords were put on the market, even ordinary people would be able to deal with those vile and terrifying feral beasts if they encountered them.

When Zhang Cuishan willingly walked out of the room, Shen Li felt both grateful and faintly disappointed. She then reached out and undid every button, revealing her proud, alluring figure.

If her days at the Long Estate had been a hazy, half-conscious dream, then the hour she spent serving Long Linfei had been nothing short of Gu Ling’er’s nightmare.

What did Mother take him for? Did she think Long Linfei was a mentally deficient child like Chen’er? The more he thought about it, the angrier he became. By the time he stood before his mother, Tian Xue, his face was already dark with fury.

Wang Yuan was not someone who needed much in the way of creature comforts. A car was more than enough to satisfy him. He had originally planned to use someone else’s identity to buy one secretly, so this stolen Audi was an unexpected and pleasant surprise.

In a place like this, an ordinary sorcerer would most likely be burned if they had not mastered a spell capable of controlling water.

When Lu Xia got out of the car, she noticed something strange: the hotel had once again returned to the state it had been in before they arrived. An expanse of black mist invisible to ordinary people hung over the hotel.

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