47. Chapter 47
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The atmosphere inside the car suddenly grew heavy. The pressure of the hands Lu Zhongnan and Zhou Jinglin held on either side of Erduan’s tightened at the same time. It seemed they were nervous too.
“It’s only for one night. Nothing will happen.” Ivan took some banknotes from his pocket and placed them in front of the uncle.
“Yes, Lord Gustman.” Luo Fu slowly raised his head, revealing a face struggling to remain composed. No one could defy Lord Gustman. Everyone who had done so was already dead.
“What is it?” She had sensed it herself in the middle of the night, and Aunt Xu had then chased after it, so she had not moved.
“I understand.” The Battleship Princess did not hesitate. She immediately deployed her armaments and fired a shot straight at the metal wall.
Then again, it made sense. How could one of the country’s top five auction groups possibly show no reaction at all when subjected to suppression?
“Yunheng, what are you thinking about?” While Lin Yunheng was still pondering the matter, she heard He Ningshuang’s voice again.
Without even turning her head, she stepped forward, suddenly widening the distance between them. Then she leaped onto the dressing table and whipped around, guarding against the newcomer, her eyes glowing with an intimidating light.
“Oh, human… I—I was only passing by. I didn’t see anything.” The Aircraft Carrier Princess slowly turned around, wearing a strained smile.
The two experts on the other side had suffered severe injuries and could not possibly recover in a short time. Qin Yan’s spiritual damage, however, could be healed with the aid of the power of the stars.
Watching this scene, Feng Hongge was utterly bereft of patience. The wariness she had prepared herself to maintain vanished at once, replaced by thick black lines of exasperation.
Qiao Nuan no longer really wanted to go to the karaoke bar. She had already sent her father a text message, and he would probably be arriving by taxi to pick her up soon.
A sudden ominous premonition seized her. She hurriedly tightened her grip around Lu Moli’s neck, using every ounce of strength she possessed, including all the fear born of facing terror.
Although she was not related to the Tang family by blood, the relationship between the two families had been as close as one family’s ever since Lu Yuxi was born—or rather, they had already become one family. The Tang residence was right next door, and during the New Year and other festivals, this was the liveliest place of all.
“Yunshang, are you going to give me jewelry?” Mu Xiqing’s eyes shone brightly. Mo Yunshang had never formally given her a gift in private before.
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Now that he had such a fine sword, he no longer felt the slightest hesitation when wielding it.
After speaking, as though afraid of seeing that same unfamiliarity in Qi Chuyang’s eyes again, Xia Wanan hurriedly turned around, leaned her back against the edge of the bed, and sat down.
During her three years in France, she had learned to hold back her tears. She had thought she would never cry again, but this man, Fu Zichen, had made her lose control and broken her heart.
Qing Wei lay quietly on the ground, as though she were asleep. Her hair was disheveled, and the crescent-shaped mark on her brow was still there, with signs that it was gradually turning black.
The Desolate-Evil Dragon opened its jaws and roared. Emerging from its throat alongside the sound waves was a beam of dragon-element energy.
This was how Kida had learned of the monster records kept by the Hunters’ Guild long ago. When hunting new monsters, studying as much information about them as possible was exceedingly useful.
Yet even after the barrier of light was shattered, the assault did not end. Countless beams of light appeared in the sky and directly enveloped it.
A princess without any protection was naturally a precious gift, but she was still not worth ten thousand gold pieces.
“Xuande, why have you summoned us?” Cao Cao and Sun Quan glanced at Bai Qi across from them, then asked Liu Bei with puzzled and solemn expressions.
Quite a few people were left speechless by the six-person team. Truly, this party was far too powerful.
However, just as he was preparing to strike, that aged voice rang out once more, its booming laughter echoing through heaven and earth.
Lily did not know what the Kida whose strength and skills had increased dramatically overnight still needed to learn, while Kida’s own thoughts had likewise been cast deep into the recesses of his mind.
The air in the north seemed to tear apart. The entire city rose into the sky together with slabs of rock, transforming in its furious ascent into a roc whose wings hung from heaven like dark clouds.
“You really can cure illness with medicinal cuisine?” Zhuang Tianxiong forcibly suppressed the raging fury in his heart. Wiping his nose, he asked tentatively.
“Those damned nobles. Next time, I’ll kill every last one of them.” Nicole was furious over what had happened.
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The younger brother of His Highness the Young Lord left the Qin Imperial Palace nine and a half years ago, more than six months after His Highness the Young Lord’s departure.
Somewhere in the indistinct distance, the sound of bells seemed to ring, mingling with faint laughter. Bell ornaments, jade and glazed pendants… only the jade pendants returned empty.
Tang Chen said nothing. Lingwu City had already entered its most chaotic period. Martial cultivators were everywhere, and all kinds of accidents could happen at any moment. It was difficult to guarantee that Tang Qiang and Song Yuntian would be able to live in peace without hindrance.
If the former’s box-office earnings were hit too hard by the latter when the time came, would it affect his plans to compete for an award?
Ye Haoxuan could not help feeling deeply sympathetic toward them. At the very end, they had actually suffered such ridicule. They were truly pitiful beyond words.
Wang Ba, however, directly released a force several degrees stronger than the Strength God’s, which surprised Tang Chen slightly.
Thus, it could be said that Lin Feng was exceptionally lucky. Blood Warriors rarely came to a planet like Yalong Star to hunt. As long as Lin Feng did not reveal himself, it would be quite difficult for a Blood Warrior to discover him.
Even without tampering with the railway, it would hardly matter whether there was artillery. The light and heavy machine guns positioned along both sides of the tracks alone could turn the entire train into a sieve—into nothing but shredded scraps.
“What do you mean, ‘a toad hiding behind a rock’? My move is called Plum Blossom Concealing Snow.” The moment Fang Jin heard Su Huai call it such an ugly name, he immediately corrected him.
“What’s going on? Why are you making such a commotion so early in the morning?” Pork Nan rushed out of the house wearing only a pair of briefs. When he saw Lin Yong lying on the ground looking half-dead, his face flushed red. Realizing that something was wrong, he hurried over and helped him up.
“Wasting so much internal energy is a great taboo during the tribulation.” But this was the critical moment of crossing the tribulation, and it was not appropriate to speak up and disturb him.
“If you can withstand three of my strikes, I’ll let you in. How about it?” As the old man spoke, he drew the iron sword at his side.
“The Heaven-Illuminating Seal can be given to your Feng family, but the Fiery Jujube of Mount Ji must belong to our Lei family.” Uncle Lei Jiu made his demand coldly.
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