Chapter 34: Legend of Concubine Zhen, An Lingrong
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They had not gone inside yet when they spotted Noble Lady Jade arriving in a heated sedan. Xia Dongchun could not hide her envy.
Of course, Consort Hua was also riding in a heated sedan. These two pregnant women were far bolder than the others.
Li Siqi was not envious in the slightest. She had known for some time that the Empress had begun plotting again. As captain of the miscarriage squad, she would never let any opportunity slip away.
A little while later, all the imperial consorts went out.
Yet he had no choice but to buy it, since it was necessary for entering the secret realm. He immediately took out a supreme-grade spirit stone and handed it over. The transaction was settled on the spot.
In truth, his concern was entirely unnecessary, because he could not influence the situation at all.
He wore moon-white robes. Even sitting there quietly, he could not conceal the innate nobility that radiated from him.
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“I’m here to host an interview program. Unfortunately, just as we began recording, you rabid dog charged in and started biting and barking wildly.” The chill in Song Jinnan’s eyes was terrifying.
The apocalypse game was supposed to descend upon the world at seven o’clock, transforming the entire globe into a survival game set in the end times.
Given Song Jinnan’s ruthlessness, even if the seduction succeeded, there was no guarantee he would obtain the result he wanted.
Even if they had money, they did not know the way. They were laborers recruited from remote, forested mountains, and upon entering a place like this, they were practically blind to their surroundings.
He had taken time off to come today. To welcome Yi Chichi, he and his partner had switched shifts. His partner had gone out to sea in his place, while he remained behind to guard their home base.
“Xiong Jiong was injured, so…” Lu Jin had originally intended to say that he had come back from the hospital. The journey was long, which was why he had returned late.
The dog’s mouth curled into a grin. Relying on its keen nose, it lowered its head and sniffed as it searched for the divine physician’s scent, making its way toward the place it remembered as the physician’s territory.
After An Cha had walked for a while, she realized that her spiritual power had somehow recovered. It was slowly nourishing her exhausted body.
At the very least, the Profound Heaven Six Directions Technique was complete, and its energy was balanced and serene. After cultivation, its magical power was several degrees richer than that of ordinary techniques.
Just as everyone was straining to pull the flood dragon toward their island, a young man suddenly appeared before Huo Jia.
Wei Li gnashed his teeth, regretting that he had failed to locate Ding Xieyue’s divided soul. Otherwise, he would certainly have destroyed it, lest it leave behind future trouble.
The weasel demon had been relentlessly attacking the old Daoist. It was just about to break through the protective shield and kill the loathsome old man before it when it suddenly sensed an extremely dangerous presence approaching from behind.
Rebecca immediately realized that she could not mention the seal in front of outsiders. She drew in her neck and fell silent.
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He believed that the Silver Chariot must have done something just now, and that its actions would inevitably cause some kind of change in the surrounding environment.
At first, Xia Yuan had thought that obtaining the demon egg was something he had managed to keep secret. Now it seemed that it could not be concealed at all.
Surely not. China had inherited its civilization for so many years, and even among the countless powerful beings, who would dare claim to be peerless, arrogant, and overbearing? Could a descendant of the Qing dynasty really defy the heavens?
After finishing his furious speech in Japanese, the vampire opened its mouth, revealing two fangs, and bit into the Black man’s neck. In an instant, streaks of crimson appeared on the vampire’s face and slowly spread across its entire body.
Yet as this piece of information became public, another piece of news spread along with it.
Hua Jiu struck repeatedly with her sword, while Dong Nanxi maintained his perpetually languid expression. Each time, he manipulated the gourd to sway, causing the sword light to veer aside so that it could never land a blow.
“Damn it, how exactly did you interpret what I said? Am I trying to welch on the debt? I thought you were decent enough, so I was giving you a chance to pursue me. Why do you care about nothing but money? Can’t you survive without it?”
Those who had already died could never return. The souls that remained within these bodies could only take their place and continue living.
“It was no trouble. Doing things that punish evil and uphold justice feels incredibly satisfying. The more of it, the better,” the rooster said cheerfully.
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