Chapter 127: Betrayal
The man in the white robe had indeed expended a great deal of energy. His battle with Lin Yu had left him with minor injuries; while he did not particularly care about them, he was well aware of Chen Kedi’s strength.
If he were to engage Chen Kedi in battle now, he lacked the absolute certainty of an immediate victory.
Most importantly, he had no desire to make an enemy of Chen Kedi.
Chen Kedi was known as the pillar of the Great Xia Kingdom, and his prowess was not to be underestimated...
Zhixia patted her cheeks, trying to relax and stop her mind from wandering. Just then, her phone rang; the caller ID showed Su Ruiqi.
There was only endless decadence and loss, a profound sense of gloom. The Han family villa was no longer the cozy, comfortable place it once was. It was now filled with power struggles and clandestine dealings, stripped of any trace of its former self. It seemed everything had changed.
On the last afternoon before the holiday, during a major lecture, only a few students were scattered across the classroom. Sitting with Shi Chu was only Song Mian.
Zuo Qiu reached out to push her away, but upon touching her silky skin, his hand burned, and his heart faltered; he could not muster the strength to move.
Rong Yue was stunned for a moment. His voice was soft and extremely gentle, leaving her hand frozen in mid-air.
Regarding his father, Fang Heng had always felt a deep dislike. Because his bloodline concentration was extremely low, his father often urged him to give up martial arts and live as an ordinary person—something Fang Heng found impossible to accept.
Just then, hearing Zhuang Yuyun’s words, Zhang Taichu opened the driver’s side window and extended his left hand, which gripped a silver pistol. The weapon was pointed directly toward Zhuang Yuyun.
Qing Yi did not hesitate and immediately activated his domain, though he did not open it fully in front of the others. With the purification ability now at his disposal, dealing with these seeds was largely unproblematic, though he might still struggle with the Star Degree.
He had been in a foul mood for a while, and seeing her like this only made him feel more repulsed. Coupled with his agitation, he wanted to vent his anger on her. Han Zhan was furious that Su Ruiqi was interfering so much, and her current state was more than he could bear, leading him to lash out at her directly.
When he returned to his room, the moon had reached the center of the sky, acting like the midday sun, cleaving the earth in two.
Bronze bells are typically hung in pavilions, yet this one rested on the ground, which struck people as peculiar.
Ning Zetian had grown accustomed to being led by Lin Xiao. After landing, he brushed off his hem, gazed majestically at those men, and shouted, "Audacious!"
He then had Yang Dao lead the horses and found an inn; after three days of travel, it was time to rest.
"If there were only a way to pack up everything from the Iga Clan, I would haul it all back to the Imperial Throne!" Blood Fiend stared at a prominent statue belonging to the Iga Clan and licked his lips, wishing he could take the statue with him.
"Hua Zhan, take Hua Lei and Hua Yan and hide in the distance. Leave the rest to us," Long Chen said, his hand already gripping his dragon halberd.
Nie Long took the towel from Jin Xiu’s hand, wiped his hands casually, and spoke with nonchalance.
She hurried out of bed and opened the door, only to find that all the decor had changed. Was this a new residence?
Guided by Elder Xu and the Ancestor of Calamity, Long Chen, Lan Haixin, and the others stood not far from those people, barely a hundred meters from the statue of the Ancient Saint Realm Lord.
"That goes without saying; otherwise, I wouldn't be worthy of my Heaven Realm strength! Though not all of them may reach the Heaven Realm, I will certainly teach them everything I know!" Jun Luoyan clenched her fist, her eyes filled with intense earnestness.
The focus was primarily on shifting toward economic benefits; after all, as people’s standard of living improved, the entertainment industry required greater development. Of course, this could not exceed the prescribed limits.