Chapter 39: Not the Troublemaker Who Causes Trouble at Home

Wei Yao stood beside Master Cheng, completely unhurried. When she left Ning City, her temporary mentor had been very responsible and advised her that some photographers at studios were highly skilled but could be somewhat arrogant. She was told to be patient and diligent, enduring hardships while learning well under her mentor’s guidance.

Master Cheng was busy taking photos, managing many tasks—directing people to change backdrops, guiding clients on posing, and simultaneously monitoring the images through the camera.

Over ten days later, Wu Weizhong quietly passed away on his bed at home. The generals from Jizhou, who rushed to the scene upon hearing the news, felt deep regret—most of them did not have the chance to see the old general one last time. Zhong Nan had mentally prepared for Wu Weizhong’s passing, yet when the day truly came, he was still overwhelmed with sorrow.

Duoluo brought out more than ten thousand humanoid parasites this time. According to the ever-traveling fanatic Aosta, these were the best trade goods aside from soul crystals.

These humanoid creatures kept crashing into the walls amid the firelight, easily climbing over with their sharp claws. On the rocky side, the firepower coverage was the widest and most potent. The light machine gun alternated between bursts and continuous fire, effortlessly holding back the flood of monsters before them.

Henry bent down to adjust his stockings and shoelaces. Though his professional career lasted only two brief months, he had grown at an astonishing pace. Compared to Zhang Xiang and Ye Feng, he was arguably even better, becoming a young star eagerly watched by every major club.

Eventually, they managed to find relatives, but within a few years, the relatives’ business collapsed, wiping out their assets and leaving them unable to continue supporting the grandfather and grandson.

Though a silent mystery had been unraveled, Yuan Zhenxia’s thoughts grew even more confused. The combination of vampirism and witchcraft was not surprising in itself, but the problem was that vampirism—a behavior that sent chills down one’s spine—was always linked to the harm of others and victimhood.

He froze after only a few steps, then placed the petri dish in the security room and urgently called Liu Mai, hastily waving to Yin Yi to start the car.

Although the magma giant Ronio might not be as formidable as a dragon, sleeping for several years with one awakening was likely no problem.

Even with Li Xun’s great progress in power, he lacked confidence in enduring the terrifying, explosive attacks of the demon Moro until the moment the shadowy rescuer arrived. Of course, he could choose to perish alongside Gu Yin, but he knew that would be a losing proposition.

In the blink of an eye, over two months passed. The second phase of the Renaiai Hospital construction on Paradise Island was completed. At the same time, the first group of twenty confirmed Japanese patients and medical personnel dispatched by the United States officially arrived on Paradise Island.

Liu Ying was surprised: “Princess, don’t you not know how to ride a horse?” The horse gifted by His Highness was still well kept in the general’s stables.

However, Li Kening did not expect that though Shi Jingrong outwardly agreed to his request, upon returning to the Jin Prince’s mansion, he immediately informed Li Cunxu of the matter.

His words sparked even larger applause and cheers, as if every member of the guild could already smell the scent of victory from his speech.

Chang Zizai’s cultivation was not simple; he was at the half-step Nine-Star Martial Emperor level. Moreover, he was a great talent. Though his status in his clan was not as high as Shi Ling’er’s, it was still considerable—especially his innate talent, which ranked among the top within his tribe, second only to the elders.

Old Zhou had just recovered his senses. He stepped forward a few paces, grabbed Huang Li’s left arm, twisted it behind her back, and held her firmly under control.

After Chen Feng left, Lin Tao came to report, “Commander-in-Chief, German Navy Minister Tirpitz and American Navy Commander George have sent congratulatory messages celebrating the great victory of the Defense Forces Navy, and they hope to continue strengthening naval exchanges.”