Chapter 104: The Dark King's Imperial Seal

Seeing Left Fatty’s arrogant demeanor, Lu Xiaoxiao was displeased and pouted, “Big nephew, how dare you speak to your aunt so disrespectfully?”

Left Fatty’s face flushed red with anger. “Lu Xiaoxiao! You’re so bold! I thought you mysteriously went to the Yellow River to find a boyfriend, but no, you dare defy the ruthless King Bian of the Sixth Court of the Underworld, who kills without a blink. You’re just asking for death...”

Could this be a legacy spirit pearl? Qin Tian was somewhat puzzled but considered it quite possible. After all, this planet was vast, and the Purple Star Sect’s domain extensive. Having various legacy spirit pearls was not uncommon.

Soon, Long Xin and the others arrived, only to find Lu Mumu barely clinging to life, and Nicola, tears streaming down her face, looking at Lu Mumu but too afraid to move him.

There were, surprisingly, two chickens—alive, plump, and large—with their necks still twitching. However, their wings were held tightly by George, rendering them unable to move.

Countless strange beasts roamed the Three Realms, but these creatures’ forms exceeded all known understanding. Especially the gas they emitted, which could even corrode the void—an indication of how terrifying they truly were.

Old Huo nodded gratefully, then stepped out of the tent and began directing the soldiers to break camp, preparing for military maneuvers.

Upon hearing the answer during the midday tea, Min Xue was not disappointed; he had merely asked on a whim to see what would happen.

“Perhaps it was an ancestor of the Qin family, or maybe just someone with the surname Qin...” Qin Tian sighed quietly to himself.

“By the way, after the boss left, has anyone been coming in or out of that restaurant?” Ge Lin inquired again over the phone.

Yet, her strong will and relentless self-suggestion kept her holding her stomach, enduring the pain to complete today’s tasks assigned by Yang Fan.

Two torpedoes carved white trails through the seawater, swiftly covering several nautical miles. Compared to the torpedoes of the Feather Fleet and Deep Sea Fleet, Haiwu’s torpedoes outpaced them completely in speed alone.

Lan Qianyue furrowed her brow, glancing at Mo Chenfeng, noticing the paleness on his face as well.

This time, the scent wafting through the air was not just the aroma of meat but carried a strange, indescribable fragrance that made one’s mouth water irresistibly.

No matter what, this marked the first destruction of a two-star sect in the Northern Domain in ten thousand years, drawing considerable attention toward Ye Ning and his companion. Many cultivators shifted from pursuing Ye Ning to searching for Yue Lanshan. The Kua clan was strong but lacked wisdom—they had unknowingly done a good deed.

Somewhere beyond his sight, someone was covetously scheming against Young Master Qian.

It was just that Mo Yan came in to tidy up, so the bed curtains were drawn aside, and the quilt folded. Reportedly, he got up once during the night, but since Lou Yueqing was not there, he was sleepy and went back to sleep.

“Ah Yu, aren’t you going to introduce this one?” she suddenly spoke, her voice calm and unreadable.

Because Xiao Yunke preferred solitude, his residence was quite remote. The distance from the Chongzheng Hall to Qinglan Hall was considerable, almost crossing half the palace. Thus, as Xie Zhiyuan was led to Qinglan Hall, he admired most of the palace’s scenery along the way.

In the Immortal Realm, Immortal Lords might be common, but any Divine Lord could dominate a faction, serving as a pillar of strength and demanding respect. Ji Yuan Zhenren was about to enter the Divine Lord’s Great Accomplishment stage; his personal visit naturally drew the city lord’s attention.

Suddenly, all the divine dragons charged toward the barren mountain with a roar. Their powerful bodies twisted like serpents and, in the blink of an eye, coiled around the mountain.

Setting aside Wei Yuewu’s sudden appearance, the sect had received another piece of uplifting news recently: after a year of struggle against the beast tide, humanity had finally emerged victorious.