Volume One, Chapter 25: At Long Last, They Became a True Married Couple, Part 1
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Gara heard Porro’s disdainful words and immediately roared, his already massive body growing even larger under the influence of the rules.
Establishing a smart city experimental zone in Cloud City not only secured full support from both provincial and municipal governments but also granted strong influence over planning and construction, allowing development to closely follow Du Qiu’s vision. Such privileges were unattainable in the capital, Pujiang, or Pengcheng.
“Then we’ll take a detour. Let’s go back, regroup quickly, and set off immediately. We must use the cover of darkness to get around,” Old K nodded firmly.
“The humble life, the cruelty of winter, all perish overnight with the coming of darkness,” Alsadi’s hoarse voice rang with rhythm. His icy expression remained unchanged, though a faint layer of sand particles had settled upon him.
Li Changjiang was unsure if the Englishman would pull the trigger, but he was certain he could evade pursuit.
Moments later, the metallic fortress emitted a long, bagpipe-like wail that spread across the golden plain ahead, like a clarion call to charge.
In City H, a river winds around the city, perfectly dividing the suburbs from the urban area. Just as Lin Tian crossed the bridge, a Jinbei van sped past him like a flash of lightning.
In the end, Nightingale still traced the silver ring taken by Liu Haize. Despite the vast ocean separating them, she sent an assassin from the local Nightingale branch to hunt Liu Haize.
Zhou Shan tossed the captured man into the rear seat of the helicopter that Qin Qing retrieved from space, then glanced back at the few trembling individuals and asked.
Without a sound, as the energy from Cang Qingzi burst forth, the Vajra Demon Eagle Beast disintegrated midair, turning into scattered starlight and vanishing between heaven and earth. A supreme beast at the Celestial Realm was so effortlessly slain.
Xiao Chen understood that Bai Chengfeng was surely very cautious now, but after hearing his words, he smiled confidently.
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Entering the second Awakening stage was not much stronger than the peak of the first stage, but the peak of the first Awakening stage was far superior in every aspect compared to just entering the Awakening.
“Hey, is there any of those fruits left? They looked pretty tasty,” Yuan Jin staggered back, seeing Xianfa and others munching on the fruits.
“Since you’re a disciple of the Medicine King Valley, you should lead the way. I’m here to help Medicine King Valley cleanse the demons,” Master Xuancheng nodded and instructed Luan Jinlong.
The dark and eerie Delaise Gorge, as the third mainline dungeon opened, became imbued with a divine blessing like twinkling fireflies, rendering the place beautifully surreal like a fairyland. Yet, Yan Yi, skilled in stealth, knew it was fraught with danger.
They carefully reattached Grus’s limbs one by one, then sealed his mouth and sprayed the antidote for the invincible blinding orb onto his eyes, restoring his mobility but rendering him mute.
Wan Rendi charged forward with the Wind Demon Sword in the face of the wind, swinging his level 30 platinum longsword fiercely. The Wind Demon Sword clashed with it, spinning violently and blasting Wan Rendi backward, triggering a special effect that pushed him back further.
At this moment, we also heard Sanbao cease fighting. Wu Ming and Xu Jin moved cautiously closer to the wooden hut.
If she turned into a ghost, even the Ghost King, no matter how much he cultivated his physical form, wouldn’t care for an ordinary spirit anymore.
Fortunately, Qiao Limo’s words gave Li Hengyuan a timely reason to restrain his son.
Tang Huan was completely unfamiliar with this city. Though his ears were calloused from hearing so much, he had never once visited.
County Chief Kong despised local forces arbitrarily conscripting soldiers. During his tenure in Turpan and Hami, he often contended with local troops, abhorred their bullying of the weak, and detested the warlord-like behavior that preyed on locals.
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Shi Yi spoke up, and Chu Yan said nothing more. After all, she had just returned to the country and needed her wishes respected. She planned to deal with Song Yi next time.
“The dishes haven’t even been served yet, why are you so nervous?” After saying this, Chen Jing reached out to grab Mo Bai’s “soft chest.”
Shuzhen and Juanzi were busy preparing dinner in the kitchen. Hearing the gate, they craned their necks to glance out. They saw Orchid helping a foreign girl inside, followed by a somewhat anxious Huzi.
As soon as she appeared, a familiar figure ran toward them, ice cream in hand. Seeing Xue Jin, he quickened his pace.
Two attendants stood ready—one wielding a longsword, the other a whisk broom. They exchanged a glance and immediately engaged the enemy with their weapons.
“Hmph, you’re just a barbarian, and wildly overestimating yourself,” the Moon Lord unleashed a gentle force he had been gathering. This time it was calm and plain, stirring no waves, like the calm before a storm, hiding boundless danger.
The police kept their eyes fixed on Mo Bai, making her feel very uncomfortable. That feeling of being doubted was deeply unpleasant.
By this logic, let alone a single strike, even ten consecutive attacks would be something Gao Xuan could fully endure.
Remilia instinctively raised her head and saw Sakuya dressed in a deep blue cheongsam, looking at her with curiosity.