Volume One, Chapter 133: A Dragon’s Den and Tiger’s Lair—A Crimson Gate Banquet? I Shall Leave Behind a Loyal Heart to Illuminate the Annals of History!

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At that thought, Huo Xi’s ruby-like fiery eyes dimmed instantly, and for some inexplicable reason, he began to feel rather displeased.

Only then did Nan Yu realize what was going on, and she could not help feeling guilty. These days, she had been busy dealing with the Pei family and had truly cast her husband—whom she had married on impulse—far from her mind.

Yan You glanced once more at the pitch-black high-rises, her eyes filled with unfathomable emotions. Tightening her grip on the late-night food she was carrying, she turned and walked away.

“They’ve already ended up like this. Can’t you stop making trouble? Why argue with a child over something like this?” the village chief said angrily.

The Rebirth Gate was managed in a highly modernized manner, with every kind of department in place and a thoroughly modern system of administration.

“Bang!”

A security guard was attacked in an instant and dragged into the bushes. He had not been knocked unconscious; his head was merely somewhat dizzy.

At the critical moment, a suit of snow-white battle armor had already encased Xuanyuan. A faint seven-colored radiance shimmered across it—the symbol of a superior-grade divine artifact or higher.

After Rong Nancheng dragged Yu Xinlan out of the restaurant, she had already prepared herself mentally. Over the past two years, she had long since grown accustomed to seeing him lose his temper.

After all, so many years had passed. Would Brother Xifeng truly still be the same Brother Xifeng as before?

Seeing this, Xu Huaimeng’s trust in Chen Mo fell from zero into negative numbers.

Ming Jiang looked at Qin Ao, who was in agony, and finally understood why Gu Qingkong had returned with such a dark expression. So that was what had happened.

“Does this count as a teacher colluding with a student to cheat?” the teacher said indignantly.

Ever since the princess had told him that day not to enter the palace and disturb her without reason, nor to have any contact with her—

“So you’re saying you suspect that I’ve been unfaithful to you?” Zhen Chunchun’s eyes betrayed her panic, though she kept forcing herself to remain calm.

“You can get out now.” Murong Yancheng stopped the car, got out, walked to the rear door, and opened it for Mu Yutian.

Inside the house lay a corpse. A straw mat had been spread beneath it, and it was dressed in burial clothes.

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The incident frightened Su Yiran terribly. She had no idea what had happened and looked to Mu Xia for help.

“Good!” Mo Wu nodded sternly. After climbing down from the Blood Pool Altar, he turned his head and glanced at the rows of iron cages beneath the wall.

Massive ocher crystal pillars supported the ceiling and formed a great hall. Complex patterns covered their surfaces, as though they were trying to convey some message.

Although the hard fighting had all been carried out by Losa’s main forces, Losa, as the supreme commander of this crusade, still had to maintain a measure of decorum.

Taal lay there in silence, having no idea what was happening. His parents, worried that he was tormenting himself again, continued to console and persuade him until Taal finally said, “I’m tired.” Only after he closed his eyes did they stop talking.

Why else would Lu Jie have been livestreaming here for two years if not to make money? Now that he had a chance to cling to a powerful patron, why would he let it pass?

So far, the strongest wild soul beast Hu Po had encountered was merely a six-stage Centipede: a mid-level commander-class demon beast of the Insect Realm, Centipede Clan. Skill: Sudden Assault. Attribute: Insect.

The two of them examined it carefully. The divine sword still gleamed with a piercing chill, its blade white as frost and snow. Two seal-script characters formed a shadowy inscription on the sword’s body: Chengying.

“Happy, my ass! She got divorced and moved back in with her parents.” Alcohol had made the speaker’s words much more reckless.

Their equipment was far from excellent. Many wore old armor stripped from the Saracens, still stained with blood and riddled with holes. Only a few among them were knights; most were landless peasants—in other words, vagabonds.

Most martial arts experts knew at least some medicine. A master of internal martial arts like Chen Zhaofan, in particular, was certainly no less skilled than the most renowned traditional physicians, and in some respects was even better.

Yet when the other party touched the Light Feather, it did not explode in the slightest. It was far too quiet, as though the Light Feather were merely a breeze incapable of changing anything.

I nodded and released the restraints on my body. An icy, sinister aura instantly spread throughout me.

Ye Yuqing’s resistance was plain for all to see, leaving Huo Jincheng somewhat helpless. He knew that Ye Yuqing could not be bothered to deal with such matters, which was why she had resisted so fiercely when he had handed all the palace authority over to her.

Every race had its own method of absorbing and harnessing the power of the stars, so our energy was inexhaustible.

The disability at the door had become Dongshan’s endless postponement. The conduct of Dongfang Yinan’s subordinates was vicious, utterly devoid of pity. These key figures had harmed Zhao Ya.

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It was no exaggeration to say that it was the people of Perseus who had helped the planet Yinghuo achieve its present happy life. This was the happiest moment in human history.

Under the pressure of the atmosphere in such a cold world, the daily lives of the group members were supposedly governed by benevolence and virtue. Yet a certain tour guide surnamed Ma had high school students accompany guests in drinking, truly bringing shame upon everyone.

Luo Zhan had just sent the prisoners away and had not yet had time to count the supplies when several explosions suddenly erupted from the direction of Qilidun. He turned his head and saw balls of fire rising into the night. Lights flashed in midair, followed immediately by the rumble of artillery.

At first, he had been attracted solely by her beauty, driven by nothing more than desire for her body. Gradually, Asao Mai’s cold and aloof nature captivated him completely, and before he knew it, he had fallen in love.

“You actually take this thing with you when you go out to investigate? And you even brought two flashlights?” I stared speechlessly at Deng Fu.

Ju’er saw the scene the moment she entered and immediately cried out, rushing forward to shield Ye Yuqing. In an instant, a bruise appeared on Ju’er’s forehead, swelling red and blue before their very eyes.

There was no time to worry about anything else. Li Wu only prayed that He Chen would survive; he could no longer spare any thought for He Chen’s other elves.

“Come on, let’s go outside and see how the streets at the construction site are coming along,” Lin Xue’er said as she walked out, with Qian Ling and Chun Hua following behind.

While waiting for the official game commentary to begin, Curry deliberately raised his neck and excitedly stared at Lu Zuoyu, who was seated in the waiting area at the front desk.

Li Bai slowly put things in order. After saving all the documents, he shut down the computer and then rose slowly to his feet.

Cry? She thought about it. She seemed to have really been crying at the time, because the song “Exclusive Memories” had reminded her of so many things.

The game continued steadily. The Ultimate Zero team used Cheng Yaojin’s relentless split-pushing to break through along a single lane.

He sent Su Lina a message: “What exactly are you trying to do? Where did you get my WeChat account?” How could he not remember ever adding her?

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