Chapter 43: Extra - Xu Qingzhe

Jiang Zhuofang had already deduced that this skeleton was the jade bone. Hearing his words, Feng Qianyu was momentarily stunned; in truth, she rarely looked at the skeleton anymore. Although spiritual foundations were first discovered through this skeleton, initiating systematic cultivation and research, she always harbored an ominous feeling.

Lin Feng let out a cold snort and directly tossed Dunn out, overturning a table. Dunn lay on the ground, groaning.

Lin Yu offered a bow and stepped into the wooden cabin. Feng Huang was lying on the bed, her expression serene, looking far better than the half-dead state she had been in since last night. Having endured numerous hardships, she had finally pulled through. Lin Yu sat by the bedside and sighed softly, recalling the peerless fairy's inquiry.

With that, Sun Chongtang strode away, leaving behind Chen Xinjia, who was still pondering the words of the Chongzhen Emperor.

After running for a while, Zhang Xianzhong looked back at the camp engulfed in raging flames. He could still hear the harrowing screams of his soldiers echoing in his ears, and his heart felt as though it were bleeding.

She was merely a bar promoter making a living under the wings of the Green Gang. Her status was inferior even to a minor boss of the Green Gang, so it was entirely normal for her to know nothing of such secretive matters.

After listening to Li Gu with patience and full attention, Li Hao looked at the children playing on the court and thought deeply for a moment.

The man punched the mysterious figure in the abdomen, sending the latter flying into the air just like the royal cockroaches he had previously batted away. He collapsed onto the ground, encountering for the first time a creature possessing such formidable power.

Ye Qian remained in place without moving. His eyes were extremely focused at that moment, though unfortunately, Moon could not see them now.

"When did I ever say you were stupid? Such obvious things—saying them out loud hurts feelings," Li Hao retorted while gripping the steering wheel, speaking in a way that could infuriate someone to death.

"What kind of spearmanship is this?" The two martial arts masters widened their eyes in disbelief that a mere teenager could execute such an exquisite spear technique.

At this moment, Lin Yifeng was driving back on the road. Naturally, he had no idea that after his departure, Shangguan Ling and Zha Ruling were still discussing him.

In contrast, over at the MAX team, top-laner Su Yuqi and mid-laner Lin Nan appeared utterly leisurely. Having no need to worry about the opponent's harassment, they found a quiet, secluded corner to farm undisturbed. Although they did not secure many more kills, their equipment experienced a meteoric rise.

"How is the outcome of this match decided? It couldn't possibly be that one side loses their life while the other is declared the victor, right?" Lin Yifeng asked with a joking smile, looking at Shangguan Ling.

Zhang Zhao held his assault rifle and let out a sigh of relief. Perhaps the journey ahead would be much easier now.

"Hey there, my dear apprentice, long time no see! What have you been busy with lately?" Han You was not discouraged by his cold attitude; instead, he remained exceedingly enthusiastic.

"Aren't they just horse bandits?" Qin Yu asked with puzzlement. These people clearly looked ill-intentioned, and aside from horse bandits, what else could such unsavory characters be?

Of course, Barcelona would never underestimate Trapani. Given their stable performance throughout the entire season, anyone still measuring Trapani by the standards of a dark horse must truly be an idiot.

"General, ahead is the South Gate of Jinyang. It looks like the master of the house and the mistress have both come to welcome the General," Xiao Yi had just taken a sip when Zhao Dachuang's voice came from outside.

The brilliant beam of light pierced straight toward that sultry, alluring figure like a blade of death. Yet, almost at the moment of impact, the Bounty Hunter's movement suddenly paused, executing a sharp, unnatural twist at a bizarre angle.

Ever since Qin Xue and Qin Hao grew into adulthood and pursued their own careers and work—flying away like fledgling birds to find their own patch of sky—she had not felt this kind of heartfelt joy, warmth, and happiness for a very long time.

Seeing that Lan Yu was about to leave, Zhu Biao recalled the gold ingot of Hu Weiyong that he had previously obtained from Lan Yu, took one out from his bosom, and tossed it toward Lan Yu.

Finally, another sorcerer made a move, their short staff shooting out a dim green beam of light that missed Xiang Qianjin and instead struck the tree vines behind him.

Come to think of it, this was their first time publicly taking on apprentices; how could the Chengdu Conservatory of Music possibly miss the chance to make the most of it?

The reason Si Wei brought him to the holding room was because Xu Huanqing had informed him that the holding room in the corner on the first floor was situated in a surveillance blind spot.

Although the Five Great Clans and Seven Distinguished Families had always outwardly complied with Li Simein while plotting behind his back, they clearly would not provoke Li Shimin over a mere restaurant.

In that fleeting moment, Tan Lingling's heart grew warm and her eyelids moist. She felt that Li Han was her pillar of support, that he was protecting her at the risk of his own life—he was genuinely protecting her at the risk of his life.

Behind the door, Gao Shiguang slipped out, poked his head out to look around, and finding no suspicious activity, closed the door.

Having broadcasted for a millennium, he naturally knew that the rhizomes of the spiny-leaf chili were actually quite similar to potatoes, and not a variety specially modified for consumption. Their texture was poor, requiring extensive processing before they could be eaten regularly.

"Come back! Track the footprints first; we can go look for it when we return," Pei Yuan said, harboring high expectations of finding the carcass of the Jieshan Beast.

The crowd below instantly descended into chaos, marveling at Shui Tianlan's audacity. If Moyexiong were to grow even slightly displeased, he could crush her to death with a mere flick of his finger.

Yuehong shivered continuously, her extreme tension rendering her somewhat absent-minded. Pei Dong had no choice but to retract the projection displayed before them and casually seal Yuehong's six senses with a restrictive spell.

"Was it you and Gao Fengjie who fought last night?" the older, more experienced-looking bearded man coldly questioned.

"What! Not leaving yet? Could it be that you intend to make a move against me?" Shui Tianlan asked coldly, watching the four of them exchange uncertain glances, unsure of what to do.

"Don't make a move!" Xun Yi naturally wouldn't back down. Upon hearing Yu Chan's words, not only was he unfrightened, but his face was also filled with an indescribable, joyful surprise. When heaven offered an opportunity in the midst of despair, he could not give up regardless of the risks involved.

"Hmph, I don't believe it. Sister, if you're ever bullied, don't keep it bottled up; I will definitely stand up for you!" Feng Liang showed deep sibling affection for his elder sister.

While on Zhengheng Island, Xun Yi had heard from his eldest senior brother that his second senior sister and the others had all gone to the Western Frontier to guard the cave where he had vanished, and his eyes had instantly turned red.