59 The Hunt (Part I)

He had himself and the Kratos key, meaning he would have a way to escape if he encountered any powerful enemies, but Sylvanas lacked any real combat strength.

Even ordinary citizens knew that the emperor had ascended the throne decades ago and must be an old man by now; how could he possibly be a handsome, muscular young man?

More than twenty days later, Axis successfully consolidated his realm as a God King and underwent a new round of upgrades for his Divine Robe. The effect of this upgrade was not particularly massive; he merely reinforced it with the power of a God King and absorbed the original Underworld Robe of Hades, the God of the Underworld, into his own Divine Robe.

This was a fine blade, meant to be used for preparing the most delicious food and handling the freshest ingredients. Using it to kill people was a terrible waste of a fine tool.

His voice was that of an eight-year-old child, so even the words spoken through gritted teeth carried no intimidating weight.

As Jiang Han spoke, he lowered his gaze to look at his phone screen. The first thing that caught his eye was the number of viewers in the livestream room, causing him to freeze for a moment.

He only knew previously that Third Brother was a foodie and well-versed in delicacies from all over, but he never expected him to be such an exceptional cook, even better than the chefs at home.

This time, Shen Muzhou did not stop her. He placed the bowl containing the candies in the palm of her hand. Ignoring him completely, Lin Yanxi grabbed the candies and ran off, squeezing in beside Luo Wanwan to sit next to her.

At this moment, Yu Wei spoke up, interrupting the conversation between the two and drawing their attention toward himself.

The glaring sunlight made Yu Wei feel rather uncomfortable. His face contorted slightly, and he groggily rolled over, but only a few minutes later, the sound of Ye Mengjie making a phone call drifted in from the living room.

The expression of that low-tier dragon general changed drastically as a sudden wave of intense danger flared in its heart. Its body twisted slightly, dodging to the left just as an arrow brushed past its frame and slammed straight into the wall beside it, burying itself completely within the masonry.

Just moments ago, although Chen Junguo had been anxious and eager to have Zheng Weimin come upstairs, seeing this scene, he refrained from disturbing him. Only after Zheng Weimin finished what he was doing did Chen Junguo take out his phone.

"That location is indeed quite nice, and it's also very close to Zhongshan Golf, right across from each other," Shen Hai nodded and said.

However, seeing Xu Lin's instant look of terror upon spotting him, followed by her frantic, manic dash, Wang Qilin was now thoroughly convinced that the recording must be in Xu Lin's possession.

Yet, the gazes that the other card artisans cast toward Chen Mu could not help but carry a hint of dread. Poison was simply too distant a concept for card artisans; they had long since grown accustomed to relying entirely on the cards in their hands to solve every problem. Only Xiao Bo's expression remained unchanged. Deep in the jungle, he needed to fight various beasts, and he was far from unfamiliar with such methods.

"That's because you wanted to sow discord, causing this general and Lord Mengde to slaughter each other so that your Xuzhou Inspector's Office could reap the profits!" Yang Feng roared imposingly.

Orbs of purple light spewed forth continuously from the bubble dragon's mouth, raining down upon the million-strong army.

These words made Xu Ziling bare his teeth in a grimace, a massive drop of sweat forming on his forehead as his groin ached with phantom pain. To think the guy actually believed his casual fabrication and even tied it back to what happened earlier!

At that moment, the two orders of steak were served, and Qin Feng suddenly realized a very crucial problem.

The hall was primarily divided into two areas. Entering and looking to the right, one would find a large shopping zone where countless exquisitely designed shelves were arranged in a peculiar geometric pattern.

After those two had walked some distance away, Yun Hong surveyed his surroundings. This was a secluded spot, its style vastly different from the rest of the Lin residence, yet it was indeed still within the manor's grounds.

The group followed Saimu to the spot where the officers had gathered, but there was nothing unusual to be found there, and the trees appeared completely normal.

As early as the founding of D City, back when crude oil extraction wells dotted the landscape everywhere and urban development was still in its infancy with limited security forces, lawless elements seeking to strike it rich through the illegal trafficking of petroleum found their opportunity. These criminals were what Xu Tian referred to as "oil rats."

Shangguan Hongyan's heart felt slightly more at ease. She nodded at her brother and continued to watch the arena.

She ran all the way to the Ming family's front gates before feeling utterly exhausted. Leaning against the grand doors of the Ming mansion, she wanted to rest for a moment, yet she did not dare to delay for even a single second.

The scholarly and refined Master of the Divine Wind Hall burst into laughter. Seeing Chen Xuan's astonishing talent, he actually developed the intention of taking him on as a disciple.

The knight commander raised his sword, pointing it directly at Xuanyi. Whether he could wield his sword effectively was not something for an outsider to judge! Yet he forgot that his opponent was an alchemist, someone utterly proficient in weapons, herbs, and poisons. Brandishing his sword, he charged directly forward, closing the distance to Xuanyi in an instant and slashing down fiercely.

Upon entering the forest, Chen Xuan heaped excessive flattery upon the eldest young master of the Xiao family, Xiao Jian, calling him "Big Brother" at every turn. This gave Xiao Jian a slight sense of psychological superiority, somewhat mollifying his lingering resentment over Chen Xuan's previous actions.

"Prince Cheng, Prince Cheng, please save me... The Emperor won't even see me now... I cannot die, I still carry the Emperor's imperial heir in my womb..." Chu Hui clutched desperately at Topa Yun's sleeve, as though clinging to her only straw of hope, speaking with a tense and panicked expression.

However, for a terrifying entity of that magnitude to cause life-forms that essentially lacked the sensation of "fear" to flee like a plague, that terrifying entity would at the very least have to be a Diamond-tier creature. Yet that was clearly impossible; for this forest, having Platinum-tier creatures within it was already the absolute limit.