Volume 1 Chapter 28: Then what about my feelings?

Jiang Li got out of the car on her own. When she reached the gate, she glanced back.

Lu Jinye was leaning against the speeding car door with both hands in his pockets, looking like a superstar about to pose for a magazine shoot.

She called out to him crossly, and Lu Jinye grinned shamelessly.

“President Jiang, I’m drunk. I can’t walk.”

Seeing a huge wave of players charging toward us, I smiled faintly and nodded with certainty. It seemed bringing Feixue along really had been the right choice. She could provoke people into abandoning obedience and becoming puppets driven entirely by rage. Perhaps only she could handle such a talent for provocation.

Hao Xin slowly sat up, scratched her head, and rubbed her eyes. She stared sleepily at Xia Yenuo, causing Yenuo to swallow hard. His hands gradually moved to cover his awakening “brother.” This state lasted for who knew how many minutes before Hao Xin finally emerged from her daze and returned to full awareness.

“Yuan Yi drills his soldiers with the bearing of a true lord. It seems this army already possesses the strength to fight; with just a little improvement, it could become an elite force.” Though Xun You knew little of military affairs, he had not served as Sima for nothing. The army’s uniform movements and orderly formations alone were enough to reveal its quality.

My attack had undoubtedly given the assassin behind me an opportunity. The poison-coated dagger drove into my back without hesitation. There was no particularly good way to deal with it, so I could only silently endure.

The smugness had not yet faded from Hui Teng’s face when it was instantly replaced by terror. Before he could even unleash his speed-based divine ability, an overwhelmingly powerful shock wave hurled him ten thousand miles away. Countless shattered stones, carrying the aura of apocalyptic laws, came crashing down from the sky with a thunderous roar, burying the desperately struggling Hui Teng and forming a vast mountain range.

He had no idea how heavy Jian Ruocheng’s fist was. After a year of relentless body refinement and hammering iron every day without fail, Jian Ruocheng had completed the first stage of tempering his physique. A single punch possessed enough force to pierce straight through a bull, let alone strike an unguarded man.

Even now, I often find myself wondering what exactly Uncle had come here for, and what secrets lay hidden behind it all.

Yet the moment Wudao finished speaking, her body once again became solid, and the mysterious golden energy surrounding her vanished.

Under the impact of that tremendous force, the earth shattered in an instant, sending dust billowing into the air. The Shadow Nightmare, baring its enormous maw, was blasted away and crashed heavily into a distant mountain wall.

The Moon-Howling divine ability came rushing in behind the shattered rocks and mudslide, carrying an immense shock wave and catching everyone completely off guard.

The night was at its darkest, and heavy snow swept through the air. Ahead, it looked like the gaping jaws of a colossal beast waiting for them to deliver themselves into its mouth.

Although it was somewhat troublesome, at least it allowed Ma Jin to keep track of the pharmacy’s situation at all times and step in to resolve any problems promptly. Once the pharmacy developed and settled into a proper routine, Ma Jin would no longer have to worry over it so much.

As soon as the director spoke, everyone returned to their respective positions, worked themselves back into character, and prepared to begin again.

A frog sprang out from a clump of earth not far from Qi Qi’s feet, croaking loudly.

Mr. Fuji believed that if he made enough inquiries, he would certainly be able to obtain the information he wanted from Hanako Maeda.

For instance, the giant serpent’s naturally occurring optical camouflage was an excellent trait in its own right, making it entirely worthwhile to preserve a complete tissue sample.

During her flight, Onyxia wore a look of astonishment. Ever since leaving Val’sharah and entering northern Azsuna, she had noticed numerous blue dragons soaring through the sky. Most of them were young dragons or hatchlings, but their sheer numbers were already enough to astonish her.

The inner core was crystalline and translucent, glowing with a soft luster by day and shining as brightly as daylight at night. It truly resembled a luminous night pearl.