Chapter 53: Hopelessly Romantic

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"You actually hit my dad!" Gao Yuan stared at Lin Yinyin with wide eyes, as if looking at an alien.

"How long are you going to throw a tantrum? Do you have any idea how dangerous it is here?!" Mo Xanan glared at her and said angrily.

Or perhaps, in Bai Ruoxi's heart, one man having multiple wives wasn't really such a big deal after all.

"Strike then. The President has already anticipated Iraq's refusal to withdraw its troops. Our preparations must be thorough, and when the deadline arrives, we will make Iraq pay a heavy price!" Schwarzkopf was, after all, a hardened military man; facing an unavoidable war, he had to step up and secure victory.

When Qin Lie passed by the Martial Hall and heard this news, he was not surprised at all. He was about to leave when a cold man walked straight toward him, his entire body wreathed in wisps of purple-black Qi. Clad in gleaming silver battle armor that shone brightly, he exuded a chilling aura.

This was a set of bamboo leaf swords obtained from Wu Ye during the heaven-worship ceremony at the Sky Demon Sect's altar that day. Some of them had shattered, but Qin Lie did not bother to repair them. He simply entrusted the remaining pieces to a sixth-rank artifact refiner to be reforged.

Shaking his head, he drew a second skill card. To his surprise, it turned out to be a remarkably powerful skill.

"I had two classes this morning, but the teacher had something to come up, so class was canceled. I wanted to come to the city center—are you at home?" Xue'er asked.

Looking at the friends grieving for me, I thought that even though I had lost my memories, I could still sense that we used to be very close friends.

All sounds in the world seemed to have come to a standstill. It was impossible to tell how much time had passed, but as Long Yunfei slowly withdrew her sword from the lifeless corpse, time finally began to flow once more.

"Is this easier than building a skyscraper?" Chang Lin came to inspect the place the very next day and even gave the troops a day off to witness the miracle created by the Four Ghosts.

Those unaware of the situation would naturally never have guessed that in just these few short days, Xiao Mu had swept through the unpeopled Daoist territories of this region like a plague of locusts, leaving untouched only a few ultimate-level peaks.

"Also, your streaming contract has been negotiated, Ye Li. You don't mind switching platforms, do you?" Jiang Lin pulled out a few sheets of A4 paper.

For they had already deduced from the King of Hurricanes' words that the golden key was indeed in his possession.

In addition, Qin Chin began preparing flyers offering shelter, food, and lodging to refugees from all over in exchange for labor. He planned to post them everywhere along the road to the city of Eleusis, which should attract quite a number of incoming refugees.

Smashing through the barrier of a major realm, and taking on three opponents at once—no one would likely believe such a feat if told.

Because everyone knew that the source of all power in the Western world was controlled by peerless powerhouses.

In a sense, he was asking me to prioritize the greater good and give up on saving Meiniang and Qianqian.

And so, the auction continued with the next lots, the procedure remaining unchanged, except that everyone present now knew of a Chinese youth who had dared to confront Adams Law.

As it turned out, ten thousand years ago, the Civet clan had not possessed the cognitive enlightenment and profound cultivation they had today. However, through a fortuitous coincidence, Li Dingtian, the ancestor of the Civet clan, accidentally acquired an ancient divine technique, elevating his cultivation to the peak of the Integration Stage within a mere hundred years.

The scene within the Ninth Crown Prince's residence remained somewhat desolate. The once-endless stream of visitors and those who came to flatter him had all vanished without a trace. There were no servants, no burning charcoal, and none of the trappings proper to an imperial prince.