Volume 1, Chapter 32: To Live Is But to Be a Dog

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On the battlefield where Chong Yan faced Ghost Butcher, Chong Yan immediately noticed the disturbance in Lin Shu’s direction. When he saw the five-hundred-zhang-tall lava giant, his eyes narrowed as well.

Then her wings lit up with a wash of azure radiance. With a fierce beat of those wings, a gentle breeze suddenly arose, sweeping the intoxicating fragrance, the heart-shaped pink energy covering the stage, and the pink mist still lingering over it all off the stage.

It was not until noon the following day that Qin Wushuang and the others encountered the imperial army sent to receive them.

The cultivator holding the great banner rotated his wrist and formed a spell. The black spiritual energy transformed into a hideous ghostly head, which lunged forward in an instant.

They all knew the shape of Wu Yufei’s spear. In other words, imitating the wound would clearly be an easy matter.

Perhaps because he practiced the techniques of the dragon race, he did not particularly like the Buddhist chants here. They even filled him with an inexplicable irritability.

The old woman wore a well-fitting black qipao, its collar, cuffs, and hem embroidered with several sprigs of wintersweet in pale yellow thread.

Seeing four elders charging toward him, Ling Jin attacked without hesitation.

Unfortunately, the newcomer’s skills were not much inferior to Ling Jue’s. More importantly, Ling Jue had just fought a major battle, so his movements were somewhat sluggish, and he could not break free for the moment.

Quite a few people admired Ye Chen from the bottom of their hearts and gave him a thumbs-up. Yet even more thought him far too arrogant, incapable of reading the situation, and simply asking for trouble.

The instant Ruoyu turned around, Ningshuang was so startled that she covered her mouth, shaking her head slightly in disbelief. When Helena heard that voice, it too struck her as extremely familiar. After Ruoyu turned around, Helena’s entire body trembled, and she stared blankly at Ruoyu in utter disbelief.

As he spoke, he also took out one hundred and placed it in Gao Zijian’s hand. Er Mao had been telling the truth: there was only a little more than one hundred left in all his pockets. After giving Gao Zijian one hundred, the few coins remaining were not even enough to buy cigarettes. He would probably have to bum them from others in the future.

Along South City Avenue, more than a dozen horsemen came racing from the direction of the palace toward the imperiled city gate. Then Zhang Yuan stared in stunned disbelief as those fearless突骑施 warriors raised their scimitars and charged at the defending cavalry rushing to reinforce the gate.

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The Japanese players had only just gathered together and had not yet had time to scatter when the Thunderbolt Curse, a wide-area spell, instantly annihilated several hundred people in the front ranks.

Only then did the old Taoist turn to Song Tao with a beaming smile and gesture for him to come in, while entering first himself.

On the battlefield, because none of the players above level ninety-five from the Peerless Sovereign Guild were present, its overall strength immediately fell by a great deal. Zhang Ziye therefore had no choice but to personally take command of the war.

Just as they were freely voicing their opinions, their target for the night—the Sixth Division of the Radiant Glory Legion—had only just finished a night of revelry.

Qing Xiu stood at the edge of the cliff, gazing intently into the river. Suddenly, a strange vortex formed in its waters, and he leaped into it. Qing Xiu was returning to the Eighth Emperor’s Treasury to retrieve weapons, pills, and, most importantly, spatial rings.

“Hey, is it really all right to be taking things so easy?” Zheng Xiyuan said mockingly as he looked at the satellite images. Even though he could not see the absurd banquet aboard the flagship, the opposing fleet’s loose formation alone left him speechless.

Bringing Clark along would save them a great deal of trouble. Although Li Muran was not afraid of the allied forces causing him problems, time was tight, and any time they could save was worthwhile.

At first, Tie Kou had sworn categorically that it was not his doing, and now he was even preparing to call the police. Yet here he was saying, “Fine, I’ll pay for it.” Clearly, he did not care all that much about the money after all.

What had happened back then dealt the Gu family far too heavy a blow. As a result, the Gu family now always tried to avoid people and refused to see anyone.

“You have a point,” the leader said gravely. “Time is pressing. Rather than waste it on matters whose results cannot be seen, we should seize the things we can determine with certainty.”

By the third circuit, he already felt somewhat dizzy. In the hazy blur, he seemed to see the gazes of his parents and his beloved.

The strength of most of the mercenaries was unknown to Huan Meng. She could only determine how dangerous the magical beasts were, and from the course of their battles, roughly judge the strength of those mercenaries.

“Xiaosong, hold Pearl. I’ll give it a try,” Tang Beibei said to Xia Songsong, who was continuously firing golden arrows.

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When Tang Beibei heard that Blue Phoenix had led her people into the third floor, she teleported in front of Blue Phoenix with Ivan. After giving a few more instructions, she teleported with Ivan to the outer wall of the Fire Phoenix Mercenary Corps, astonishingly arriving ahead of Golden Phoenix.

Benny frowned. He had just been distracted and had failed to notice anyone approaching. Now that he sensed carefully, he realized that they seemed to be surrounded.

The two grand commanders of the Western War Zone and the Southern Asian War Zone welcomed the General Staff’s decision, hoping that the General Staff would dispatch more garrison troops to their respective theaters to take part in the campaign to purge the natives.

It was the same with those methods of cultivating as immortals or demons and seeking godhood. When traced to their roots, they were merely ways of excavating one’s potential to the utmost before reaching the Transcendent Mortal Realm. Compared with those immortal and demonic cultivation methods, the original methods of mortal cultivation were simpler, and for that very reason, they failed to draw out one’s potential as fully.

People here often haggled when buying things, and they would even tell you where the same goods were cheaper.

“Beibei, are you all right?” Lin Lei did not know what Mo Si was thinking; he was more concerned about Beibei’s injuries.

The disparity in information was an advantage that could be exploited. The undead did not know that Heaven’s Punishment could not be unleashed in the Undead Realm. Therefore, he could use Heaven’s Punishment to threaten them.

“Reporting to Lord Dragon Thorn, General… no, that old dog Red Flame has fled toward Desert City with more than a hundred trusted followers and a large amount of gold,” the leader said, kowtowing.

The three young people set out in the morning. Around noon, they took a brief rest in a village they passed through. They continued walking until dusk, when they finally arrived at Tarahan City.

Afterward, Zhou Tianci devoted himself entirely to refining the World-Destroying Black Lotus. He had only refined the first nine layers of restrictions and was fundamentally unable to unleash the lotus’s power. In this way, thirty years passed. At last, Zhou Tianci refined another twenty-seven layers of restrictions. With his magical power, he could now bring out ten percent of the World-Destroying Black Lotus’s might.

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