Chapter 35
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Jade received the cloak and answered with silence, unaware that this was itself the best possible answer.
They could not go on like this forever, or sooner or later they would simply starve to death. Their eldest senior sister’s injuries could not afford any further delay. Perhaps they should ask the ghost and see whether it had some solution. After all, as a ghost of the Black Forest, it certainly knew the way and could find Chen Yu and Feng Zi.
Now that the fateful thirty-three-year deadline was drawing ever nearer, it was not only Wutian who was becoming anxious. Sun Wukong and the others were no exception. They had come to the Netherworld not only to search for the relics, but also to rescue the Buddhas and Bodhisattvas.
The beast had four short, reptilian legs, its feet covered in razor-sharp claws. Overall, the gigantic monster resembled Earth’s Komodo dragon, though it was more than three times as large.
Nie Feng continued forward. A narrow valley stretched all around him, and a little over a hundred meters ahead, the path turned a corner.
Countless people cast pleading looks toward their respective sect leaders; some gazes were filled with utter desperation.
He did not like to talk, and I did not ask. In any case, we were now merely two people waiting to fill our empty stomachs. Whether he was a prince or a beggar, whether I was a princess or a patient, it made no difference.
Third Senior Brother Hu Yan settled the matter with one decisive word. Whether they wanted it rare or well-done, it was more reliable to put it over the fire first. Then they could simply cut off a piece whenever they wanted to eat it. What trouble could that possibly cause?
Elsa had no choice but to steel herself and match wits with them, devoting herself wholeheartedly to completing the mission.
Jiang Feng walked to the bedside, placed both hands against Huo Ye’s back, and slowly pushed his body forward.
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Every word he spoke was the truth. Ever since entering the Spirit Realm, he had indeed seen many figures whose methods were cruel and whose cultivation was exceedingly profound, but this was the first time he had encountered anyone whose attack was so savage and merciless, and whose power had reached such a terrifying level.
“A father knows his son best. I know exactly how much you’re capable of!” Old Harlin said without expression.
No one knew what they had discussed or what precisely had been said. But Bai Shan was now utterly unlike the lecherous pervert he had once been. Even his skills of speech and communication had improved tremendously. By the time he finished speaking, the other party, though still wearing an expression of shock, already believed him by more than seventy or eighty percent.
Bruce was horrified. The necromantic formation was actually so powerful that the Flower of the Rising Sun had been injured before it could even use its supernatural ability. It seemed that the Black Sorcerers’ Alliance had come prepared. This time, they were probably doomed.
Even with his own saintly body, changing the laws of the world and challenging every saint would be nearly impossible. And even if he truly possessed the strength to succeed, forcibly altering the order of things might cause the world itself to collapse.
The waiter had originally intended to make one more attempt, but the moment he saw the bottle of Five-Grain Liquor in Chen Zui’s hand, he rolled his eyes and automatically surrendered.
At Lingyuan, cannon fire thundered with tremendous force. The Stone Men used their arms to block the key and tried to charge through, but after only a few blows, the stone cracked, and they could no longer continue their assault. Xiu Niang and the others were hiding inside the cavern. They had transformed themselves into a stone wall, sealing the entrance completely.
After hearing Huo Ye’s words, she could no longer restrain the excitement in her heart. She lowered her head, and when no one could see her, her eyes shone with brilliant golden light.
After Qiu Lian heard Chen Zui recount what had happened that day, realization dawned upon him. He immediately revealed a knowing, meaningful, and ambiguous smile.
She was willing to suppress her strength to the fiftieth step of the Hong God Realm and use eighty percent of her power to spar with him. In that case, he might as well give it a try.
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Amid everyone’s expectant gazes, nothing unexpected happened this time. The biological submarine, utterly unaware of what awaited it, plunged headfirst into the steel net and was caught in it perfectly.
In Huaxia, gambling was legal only in Aomen; everywhere else it was against the law, and Treasure Island was no exception.
“A restricted area? Why would there be a restricted area in this forest park?” Lin Weiwei asked in bewilderment when she saw a sign stating that entry was forbidden.
If Lin Weiwei’s clone did not use all its strength to resist the force, it was very likely that the clone would simply dissipate into nothingness.
Although Zhao Sui was only a licentiate, he admired heroic knights and had friends everywhere. Otherwise, he would never have gladly joined the righteous army. Naturally, he agreed with Qi Yanming. If they raised an army in the name of benevolence and righteousness but failed to act with benevolence and righteousness, then even if they defeated the imperial army this time, what would it matter?
Before he had even finished speaking, Wang Chen’s figure vanished from the spot. By the time the other people in the governor’s residence discovered that Commandant Qin had died in the room, half an hour had already passed.
From the very beginning until now, the battle at Baochuan had been watched closely by the military forces of every nation. The Dragon-Taming Army had already become a potential threat in their eyes. Why did they consider it a threat? Quite simply, its technology was more advanced than that of any other country.
The rebel army advanced toward Linqing, burning, killing, and looting all along the way. More than ten thousand cavalrymen marched together, and no garrison dared to stop them, much less engage them in battle. Every prefecture and county they passed through hurriedly shut its gates, while the villages and towns outside the cities suffered terribly.
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