Chapter 147: The Third Lady (Part Two)

The village of Shilipu wasn’t far; I rented a car and arrived by nine o’clock. The ghostly figure said I had to wait until noon to see a doctor—to take a willow branch and strike the great locust tree. Since it was still early, I had no choice but to sit by the tree and wait.

Some farmers returning from irrigating the fields at night saw a person lying stiffly beside me. They screamed in fright and fled in a flash. However, a scholar-like man, unafraid, approached and asked what was going on.

At the Five Elements Academy, the mountain peaks reappeared, immediately freezing those unfamiliar with the situation in place. Such a spectacle, with its overwhelming visual impact, was beyond words. Some even began to worship and bow in reverence.

A thunderous explosion echoed through the air, the terrifying energy rippling outward in all directions. Mo Li and the others involuntarily took a few steps back, their faces pale with shock.

Now that almost all the Eternal players were dead, the public channel finally fell silent, and everyone could hear each other’s voices.

Of course, it wasn’t that Tang Wanqing didn’t want it that way; it was just difficult to accept at first. In fact, Tang Wanqing quite liked the nickname. Otherwise, she would have warned Yuan Da long ago—how else could he have kept addressing her so persistently?

Xiang Feng hadn’t moved, yet his expression stiffened, his gaze vacant. Before I could react, he let out a low, guttural growl and lunged toward me.

Watching the progress bar slowly climb, Li Feng’s heart tightened. After all, this was crafting a special piece of equipment. If he failed, who knew how long it would take to find materials matching his profession’s attributes again.

All the negative emotions from the beasts of the demon realm continued to converge relentlessly toward the Qiongqi. The Qiongqi looked upon Cang Qiong and the others with growing impatience and murderous intent.

Without further ado, a hand suddenly shot out. Ji Hanyin’s expression changed as she quickly formed hand seals again, but gradually her eyelids grew heavier and heavier. Mo Ming’s palm seemed to contain some kind of power that made Ji Hanyin drowsy.

He spent all the money his parents had given him on equipment, but it wasn’t enough. He began borrowing from his dorm mates, and when he ran out of money, he even resorted to robbing on campus. Such behavior was truly deplorable; no school would tolerate a student like that.

He unleashed a series of powerful wood-element spells, slaying one soaring beast after another, acquiring many Void Magic Cores.

Li Ye glanced at her indifferently, said nothing, and bent down to untie the sash at her waist.

In the end, Nan Yu no longer knew whether she was defending Wang Xinyu’s honor or questioning her own past. Why couldn’t one give a little confidence to the one who loves you, so she wouldn’t have to pretend to be indifferent?

Yun Weiyang gasped desperately, feeling a swelling pressure in her chest ready to burst. She opened her eyes wide, as if about to split apart in anguish, biting her lips hard.

“I don’t know. Why don’t you pinch him and see if it hurts?” Lei Zi said, staring at Li Xin and then to Huang Xin. “No, I won’t. If he gets angry, both of us will have to deal with him.” Huang Xin was not willing to get involved in such matters.

“This is your fate. I gave you life and the power you have now,” Qi Yang said.

Yan Youwei furrowed her brows. That sly old fox—his father was evidently a fox too. With such a setup, if she dared not forgive, she would become the eternal villain.

After a week, Yan You went straight to bed after every shower, often missing many calls from Mo Yishen.

Seeing her expression calm down, Yan Munian instantly understood everything and also grasped Yan You’s state of mind at that moment.

Su Cha and the other special ops members surged forward. Sure enough, two suspicious mines far from the stairwell hadn’t detonated. Lei, noticing them through the thin layer of dust on the floor, quickly waved for the team behind to watch their step.