Volume One, Chapter 46: After Holding the Permit for Days, Finally Boarding the Car

Washing a bowl, within just a few minutes, Lu Cheng brought up three different topics. First, he asked if the medicine was bitter, then inquired whether the dog had been fed, and finally mentioned that Ji Sisi had been a great help at the class reunion that evening and that he should find time to thank her.

That night, Bai Ye arrived at the Lin family home, and when the door opened, the person inside was unexpectedly Zhao Tian.

After receiving the token, Sun Yan wanted to ask about its purpose, but before he could speak, the pair of eyes—bright as sun and moon—blinked, and Wang Shuang and the others felt the shift of time and space as a cascade of colorful lights appeared around them.

Li Facai had reached level five; his belly had shrunk to almost nothing, though his face still remained chubby and round. He was still far from the perfect physique.

A company’s talent pool cannot be built overnight, especially architectural designers, who are treasured by every major firm. Recruiting them is exceedingly difficult.

Bai Ye raised his eyebrows, glanced sidelong at Zheng the Taoist, feeling too lazy to pay him much attention, and turned toward Qin Yue.

Kang Ping and Yu Zhiqiu, both merchants, while Wang Shuang established a business department—Kang Ping as director, Yu Zhiqiu as deputy—mainly responsible for all commerce in Sky City.

Meanwhile, Luo Ling’er had been struck by at least two swords; the icy sword energy sealed her blood flow, but the strange fire instantly broke through, leaving her bleeding profusely.

“Can an Awakened transplant a magic seed with a different attribute from their own?” Chen Mu asked after gathering his thoughts.

The three ability users remained calm, certain that Li Facai was already a dead man, and that the X team would handle Fang Mu’s side.

A massive explosion erupted from Chen Mu’s location, spreading outward in an instant and stirring up a terrifying storm.

Hearing these words, Ye Ran could no longer bear the pain in her heart; her eyes reddened, and two silent, burning tears slid down her cheeks.

At last, the assassin realized that Zhou Chen was not afraid of the Jia family at all, nor did he take them seriously. Now, whatever Zhou Chen might do was entirely possible.

Liu Yu thought his smile was kindly, but it only made Liu Han even more anxious, like a frightened rabbit. The terror in Liu Han’s eyes deepened, and she unconsciously stepped back until she bumped into the stove. She stopped, but kept her head down, nervously tugging at her apron.

The deputy general was clearly reluctant to advance; he knew it was a gamble. If the enemy truly lay in ambush on the mountain, then there would be no way back—the disadvantage of attacking from below was a fatal mistake in military strategy.

‘Green Eyes’ turned back to look at it, then faced the locked door again, gently scratching at it with its paw.

After hearing Zhou Chen’s words, the governor was surprised that Zhou Chen had admitted it so directly.

After a fierce battle, the cracks on the Blood Firmament Blade seemed to have spread. Not only the blade, but both he and Lin Hongyi were wounded, their state poor, unsuited for prolonged combat.

Wei Qing waited through several “moments”; Qimu Ge still hadn’t returned, though he noticed Zhao Yue had come back earlier. Wei Qing grew anxious, fearing something had happened to Qimu Ge. By rights, no one should dare touch her now, but the world is full of things that ought to happen and just as many that don’t.

Zhou Chen shouted fiercely behind the Palace Master of Chang Le Palace, giving him no chance to escape. Since Zhou Chen meant to kill him, he would not hold back; whenever opportunity presented itself, it would be a deadly strike.

“Don’t fuss, just take it! I hope it helps you accomplish what you want to do,” Chen Gang said, his words veiled.

Under the inhuman torment of Ao Xingfeng, the newly reborn and freed undead dragon could only swallow its resentment in silence.