Chapter 131: By tomorrow morning, you will know whether I dare or not!

Before Huo Qingjue even spoke, Song Mi had already quieted the swirling thoughts in her mind.

On the night of New Year's Eve, he seemed to have asked her something similar—quite plainly inquiring what she was thinking about.

But this time, unlike before, she didn’t brush him off. “I’m thinking about someone who once helped me,” she replied.

Huo Qingjue paused briefly, then asked, “Is it...?”

Not long after Xiao Ran left the bridge and returned to the office where Luo had been scattered before, the battle outside ceased entirely. Thanks to the fierce efforts of the victorious fleet’s members, all the Mycenaean gods were wiped out completely, and naturally, those metallic beast monsters met the same fate without any chance to escape.

Snyder offered his assessment: in his mind, Hannah was already an invincible existence. Yet, first, she was forced to a stalemate by Dangton in battle, and now, she was undoubtedly slain instantly by Dilan Xue. This shattered his entire worldview.

Seeing the elder of the Turing clan in such a state, Teresa found herself believing a little more in the legends surrounding the Crimson Palace.

The scenes that followed shifted rapidly, all depicting the Odyssey operation. It was unclear how Xia Ya had obtained these materials, but after processing and releasing them, even Xiao Ran found them quite stirring.

It must be said, ever since the advent of video games as a form of entertainment, they have been inseparable from concepts like science fiction, outer space, and alien creatures. From the earliest “Space Invaders” to later titles like “Contra” and “Warcraft,” and countless others, none could escape the shadows of sci-fi, fantasy, and magic.

Just before pushing open the door, I suddenly remembered something and paused, turning back to smile at Artoria, who was accepting everything with grace.

Li Zhongyi had many flaws, yet in terms of grace in accepting criticism, he surpassed Zhuge Liang by more than just a few streets.

The skirt billowed continuously with each step, and if lifted just a little more, one could glimpse the long, fair, and alluring thighs beneath. Yet it never quite revealed enough, leaving those adventurers who stared longingly wishing they could immediately fall to their knees and pray for an updraft.

“I know, thank you, Mom,” Lin Qing couldn’t help but wrap her arms around her mother’s neck and act coy.

“Say what you just said again, or say it differently,” Ming Lou’s gaze remained fixed on him, as if peering into his very soul whenever he met those eyes.

This news undoubtedly thrilled the mages; within this limited Sky City, they would soon possess even more land.

The captain was a foreign middle-aged man with a thick beard. His clothes seemed as if they hadn’t been washed for months, and a strong body odor of sweat clung to him, giving off a slovenly impression even from a distance.

“Why did you marry Wang Yimu?” This was the question I most wanted answered; everything else was trivial.

Liu Yi struggled to his feet, looking utterly disheveled. Yet Wang Chengyi had merely pushed him away without causing any real harm. His eyes were wide open, filled with nothing but pure rage.

After hanging up, Ye Zhen messaged Coach Chenai. It was probably late enough that he would be asleep; after all, it was one in the morning, and ninety-five percent of people would have already rested.

I had long been prepared for this leap through the air and watched more attentively. Sun Heng’s driving skills were truly impressive, comparable to professional racers. He maneuvered his car over the obstacle created by the BMW without touching it at all, landing with perfect stability.

“The disappearance of a young princess, whether she ran away or was abducted, is a scandal that would shake the entire Ba Kingdom and even the lords of the world.”

Li Huanhuan casually closed the door to the room and sat directly in front of my computer. Frustrated, she had locked the two policemen outside my room. She slammed on the keyboard vigorously, venting her anger until she gradually calmed down.