Chapter 77

It was also because of the warning received from the Lord of Shadow Abyss that Lord Yanrui felt it inappropriate to fall out with him—after all, the reason Yanyang had gone to Chuanyang Realm was due to his own orders, and it had little to do with Shadow Abyss.

A short-haired boy hurried over to inquire, only to find both older boys looking utterly devastated.

Following Zhu Youxiao’s instructions, Yan Chixia converted all of his accumulated merit into cultivation without the slightest reservation. Instantly, he felt his power rise to a new level, his magical strength increasing by at least twenty percent.

His son was crying, and he could do nothing. There was still an important company meeting today, but he could only call his deputy to preside in his stead, choosing to stay home and comfort his child.

From a distance, Sarah and the others watched, assuming that Adolph Silva still hadn’t recovered from his motion sickness, while Ron, mouth opening and closing, was instructing him on how to ease the discomfort.

As king of Asgard and one of the universe’s few true powerhouses, Odin considered himself well-traveled and knowledgeable, but whether it was Zheng Jian’s claim to be a traveler between worlds or the wondrous realms he described at the banquet, Odin found himself both astonished and curious.

It must be known that throughout history, every Champion Marquis had been a hero with unmatched influence in the army—except for this generation, which produced a so-called ‘good-for-nothing’ who had never set foot on the battlefield.

So much time had passed without the slightest word, and worry began to gnaw at his heart.

Sarah nodded. “Brother Duanmu, you’re right. I’m sure everyone knows that, like our family, the Maxim family governed by the Duke of Kansas has been a pillar of the Empire since its founding. Along with the other two great noble families, they form the four-cornered balance of power in the Empire.”

There were only five horses in the village, and Bran had left them behind. He fetched the trembling village chief, confirmed the route, and, after locking him up as well, pressed the advance.

Malone spoke gently, once more comforting Yan Hanben, who sat in the driver’s seat. He could tell the young man didn’t have a strong psyche, but thankfully, after being soothed, Yan Hanben regained his composure and joined the others in watching the changing scenery through the car window.

“When are you free? I’ll take you there.” Chufeng, who had been standing quietly to the side, finally spoke.

He also ordered his subordinates to immediately notify the vice commander and soldiers of Navy Branch 153 to apprehend Monka on the spot.

After Shen Shangluo crossed the log and left, the slightly raised window was gently lowered, emitting a harsh, grating creak.

But just then, the Second Commander let out a shout, his voice tinged with delight.

First of all, there’s no such thing as absolute fairness in this world. Just because you haven’t learned something doesn’t mean we can’t include it on the exam. Isn’t that right? But that doesn’t mean you have no other chances, nor that admission is impossible.

He even saw Wei Yi in danger again and managed to unleash a desperate palm strike, meeting the deadly attacks of two ninth-level Qi Refining cultivators head-on.

Thus, the first zombie appeared in the laboratory—a powerful gorilla zombie at that.

A figure of brilliant colors flashed, rapidly closing in on Yu Tiangang, its wide wings slicing through the air like blades.

“Taiyi, how’s the treasure hunt progressing?” As the voice echoed, countless streams of spiritual energy gathered to form a massive head.

As they spoke, two disciples from the Venom Dragon Valley hurried toward He Yunshuang’s room. They hadn’t been inside for long before He Yunshuang emerged as well, looking anxious and pressed for time.

Xintian’s spiritual power surged forth at just the right moment, merging with the spatial laws to recreate a five-layered field of violet space.

“Because I know you’re by my side.” Powder Rouge spoke softly, leaving Liuyun speechless.

Qi Lin glanced down at the congealed fat on the water’s surface; it posed no hindrance. He rose easily, and as he did, the solidified fragments melted away like ice. But as he stepped out of the pool, a searing pain shot from the sole of his foot straight to his brain—a stabbing agony.

He was the acknowledged leader of the Seven Immortals of Xianyi, second only to the mysterious Mister Destiny—the Wine Emperor.

Dongzi had just been settled in the hospital by Lu Yao when a middle-aged man came by, claiming to be Dongzi’s master and asking to see him.

Suddenly, Su Danda’s heart was thrown into turmoil! He had never expected Old Fang to win two more rounds in a row. Now, one of his two best cards was already ruined.

Because the intensity or subtlety of a feeling seems to arbitrarily alter the perception of time, the moment when Yixin walked toward me is stretched infinitely in my memory, as if it ran through both our beginning and our end—an eternal gesture.

“No trace?” When he reached Mo Wuhen, Liuyun’s words became sparse—just two syllables.

“Mom, you don’t understand what it means to bide your time and avoid the spotlight. The Xia sisters are shining now, so I can only retreat for the moment. The future is long—I’m in no hurry,” said Tao Liuli.

The Southwest Continent is vast—just the Netherworld region alone spans twenty million square kilometers. Between nations, news is almost always transmitted by magic arrays.

“Andrea is very clever. The first thing he did after I bailed him out was to distance himself from you to avoid any association,” Qin Shaoyou said coolly.

There was no time to think. A black celestial disc floated before Gu Nansheng, the control helmet wrapped in energy as it slowly descended onto the disc.

Zhang Shen chuckled foolishly for a while but didn’t mind; his father’s praise meant more to him than first place.

Qi Zhongnan wasn’t known for his speed, but his strength was considerable. His speed was about one-twelfth the speed of sound.