Chapter 32: You Must Come to See Me

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The river below the mountain wound back and forth much like the river beneath Wolf Mountain, though it was somewhat wider and its current somewhat swifter.

“But have you noticed a problem?” Chu Fang coughed lightly and spoke in a serious tone, his expression solemn.

At that moment, Nizi gazed at the two of them in bewilderment, unable to understand why her mother was crying.

Sang Sang followed the robot to the center of the tree hall. A wooden ladder ran along the outside of the trunk, and she climbed it step by step in a spiral until she reached the second floor. The upper level was also one large open room. Numerous stone paintings hung on the walls, while heaps of materials were stacked in the corners. Knives, axes, files, and hammers were all neatly arranged, making the place look more like a sculpture studio than a painting room.

“I wouldn’t dare say that with certainty. Among the mutated animals capable of walking upright that I’ve seen, most were at least Level Six of the Evolution Stage. As for whether there are animals below that level capable of walking upright, I have no idea,” Fenghuo Liushang explained.

“Since he hasn’t revealed his identity, there are only two ways to settle this matter. Old Jing Dao, let your gang leader choose one!” Lei Yun began pressing the issue aggressively. Secretly, however, he was relieved that he had not revealed the identity of the person beside him earlier. By the rules of the martial world, doing so would have amounted to challenging Zimuxiang on his own territory.

At some point, Shen Yiyi had fallen asleep on the coffee table. Watching Wu Ming carry her effortlessly back to her room, Shen Ruoxi could not help sighing with a smile. It was wonderful to have a pair of strong arms in the family.

The group chatted and laughed among themselves as they slowly entered the grand and luxurious hotel.

Having just suffered a defeat in the realm of eloquence, Chu Nan did not want to experience another one. After thinking it over, he decided that he would have to appeal to the other party’s inner motivation.

Wu Ming kept insisting that he had not been drinking and had only had one glass of champagne. The young traffic officer could only wear an expression of helpless amusement and let him go.

Countless echoes rang out across the garden, rising and falling in waves. The rustling leaves sounded as though they were responding to—and confirming—Trumpet Flower’s conjecture.

Chen Qiao’an’s words rang with authority. After several knocks, the private-room door was pushed open and Xu Huaimeng entered.

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A diamond necklace shaped like a pebble lay quietly there, glittering with a unique radiance.

Because the hot-spring resort was still in its trial-operating phase, it did not have many employees, though its staff and facilities were already fully in place.

He ought to remain in the hospital; otherwise, he would simply be wasting resources while drawing a salary without having anything important to do.

Like Qin Ao, Ming Jiang was a blockhead. He had no idea what Gu Qingkong was thinking, so all he could do was nod and express his loyalty.

“Because of Tang Yueshi?” There was a brief silence on the other end of the phone, and Chu Xuan’s voice seemed even colder.

No one could see An Shibai. He had been able to remain for so long in the angelic realm, where people were exceptionally sensitive to souls. He had even accompanied Uriel to the Crystal Heaven for a sacred banquet and gone to Startrail City to report back, yet not a single angel had discovered him. Naturally, he possessed his own special means.

Suddenly, after finishing that sentence, Su Yiran gave a helpless laugh. The remark had clearly been unnecessary—how could he possibly seek help from someone else?

“Didn’t you say I wouldn’t let you meet my friends? Now that I’ve brought you to meet them, you’re hiding again.” Mu Chun leaned against the wall with both hands. From the doorway, all she could see was Mu Yuechen’s back.

Since this item could help spirit beasts evolve, it naturally contained a vast amount of essence. Whether it would be effective for humans, however, still required further verification.

Seeing that the area was surrounded by dense forest, she decided she could finish in ten minutes. She had just taken off her clothes and entered the water when, less than five minutes later, she felt completely relaxed. Just as she was about to rise, she suddenly heard footsteps beside her.

Long Teng had accomplished it. And from what Long Teng and Bai Lin had said, it seemed that Long Teng had even held back, which was why the battle had ended in a draw. Though Gan Sha was reckless, he also revered heroes. A hero—a person of true strength—deserved to possess a pride worthy of his status.

The moment the door closed, Xiao Kuang opened his sharp eyes. The wireless earpiece continued to sound, reporting everything Yun Moyu had done.

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Mei Feiran absolutely refused to believe that his imperial mother was the true culprit behind the embezzlement and bribery. Naturally, he would not believe that she intended to take the Poison Jade and murder the two children who had left Prince Li’s residence.

The immortals and demons were at war. Because the Fallen Immortal Hall was so powerful and possessed the aura of fallen immortals and demons, the immortal army had learned through three years of experience that it was an exceptionally tough opponent.

“Not bad…” the mysterious elder said mildly. “Then let us sit back and see what these younger generations are capable of.” The man drinking wine also nodded in agreement.

In the Hundred Flowers Pavilion, Mi Shu sat quietly in a private room, sipping tea. Before her, several young women holding pipa lutes played for her. The distant, mournful music only deepened the sense of loneliness and sorrow.

He flung open the curtain and saw Longze sitting peacefully at the table, drinking tea. The sight only made his anger flare even hotter.

After all, for experts of their level, once they began fighting, the consequences could destroy heaven and earth. If they fought inside the boundary of the Azure Mountains now, not a single living creature would remain within the sealed barrier. That was why Chen Huang had never truly taken action all this time.

Inside the emergency room were her father and her sister—the father and sister she had finally managed to find again.

I went straight to the intensive-care unit. Standing outside the glass window, I saw that Yu’er still had his eyes closed. I assumed he was asleep. Resting my hand against the glass, I could not help smiling.

Yu’er nodded heavily, his face utterly earnest. I smiled and rubbed his head, then left the hospital with Sister Yun. We found a nearby restaurant and ordered three dishes and a soup. After serving Sister Yun her rice, I smiled and said, “You’ve worked hard, Sister Yun. Eat a little more.”

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