Volume 1, Chapter 39: Flying Birds

And the countless Ultramen coming and going.

They deeply shocked Asuka Shin, who had arrived from the Hyper Zetton timeline.

Ever since he obtained the light of Dyna, the only Giant of Light he had ever seen was the Hyper Zetton that Lin Yu had transformed into.

He had once wondered.

As the Land of Light—the Star of Ultra.

"Xia Zijin, have you chosen your gown? Have you finished writing your speech?" Yang Rong roared at the figure sprawled on the sofa, laughing with complete disregard for her image.

Lan Xianshu could not see her expression, but she knew that at this moment, Shen Zhiqiu might not be as calm as she appeared.

"What should we do then? It's too late to go down now," I said, glancing at my watch. "If I go down to set the barrier and come back, I estimate it will already be two in the morning. If by chance it becomes dawn while we are fighting him, wouldn't we be even more likely to lose?" I asked.

Liu Yiqing also slept in, not emerging from her room until after nine, and even then, she was yawning. Clearly, her drowsiness had not yet dissipated.

No wonder Li Shang heard those strange voices in the Mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor, whispering about slaves and seals.

"I wouldn't dream of believing you, you jerk." Zhou Yunduo laughed, walked into the bedroom, and turned off the lights in the living room.

He picked her up from where she lay motionless on the ground, wiped the dust from her face, cradled her against his chest, and turned to stride away.

Lan Ruohao put away his phone, thought for a moment, took the cigarette from his mouth, reached out, and tossed it into the trash can.

"Speak louder... if I don't hear what you have to say, I'm sure you won't be needing that mouth anymore..." the man said with a wicked grin.

However, there were only two such yellow eagle trees, and the rest that appeared were just other trees of no particular value.

"Doctor, how is the situation now?" Xiao Chen stepped forward and asked, looking at the doctor with a heavy heart.

But regardless of who was right or wrong, such a complicated relationship ultimately made her feel an uncontrollable sense of being unable to face it.

The man's voice was soft and suggestive, carrying a lingering sweetness that fell upon her ears. It was incredibly pleasant to hear. Mao Nu shyly raised her phoenix eyes, a soft, tassel-like smile tugging at her lips. Lowering her gaze once more, she murmured softly and seductively, "My lord."

Han Zhensheng sighed helplessly, started the car, and drove out, followed closely by the Land Rover.

The green jade incense burner beside them spiraled with rising smoke, and time seemed to stand still in that moment, leaving only the sound of even breathing and hurried gasps, dissolving and drowning in the suffocating fragrance.

"As expected of the head of the Yu family. I will come to find you again in the future. The time is not yet ripe, so let's consider this our first meeting." The man in black smiled faintly, then leaped out of the window and vanished from Yu Ming’s sight.

"I don't know," Luo Yan said, lowering his eyes. "I don't even know what I like about her myself." Luo Yan smiled helplessly.

"Hey, Hu, what's wrong? Did something happen on your end?" Zhang Lilong asked as soon as he picked up the phone.

"Baby..." Her heart tightened abruptly. Rou Dai spun around, but her smile froze instantly on her face. "Why is it you?" The previous ambiguity and softness vanished in an instant; Rou Dai’s brows knit together, her face turned cold as frost, and the proud, regal aura of a monarch became manifest.

God-level ninjas, though they might not involve themselves in worldly affairs, viewed the arrival of a master of equal rank on their territory as an undeniable provocation to their authority.

Although they had been gathered here for many years, Mai Yi was the first person, other than ghosts, to ever see them.

Chu Xiu's medicinal pills were worth a fortune in the cultivation world; the value of the return gifts he received today far exceeded the few magic crystals he had given away.