Volume 1, Chapter 26: Why Is Song Weiying at His Place?!

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Ling Feng was already fully prepared. Hearing her master’s order, Bi’er had no time for further conversation and hurriedly moved aside. Emperor Wei, Prince Yan, and Yu Yao also retreated several steps.

Liu Yihua attacked with fervor. At this moment, Xu Jing could only half-heartedly resist; she had no way to refuse his advances.

Seeing that it was already afternoon, Liu Yihua prepared to leave. Xiao Lihua and Wang Yufei were still at the Zhenghua Grand Hotel.

As he spoke, Ye Zeming jumped into the bend, bracing himself against the passage walls with his hands and feet as he slowly slid downward. After descending four or five meters, he felt the ground beneath him begin to slope. He followed it downward, and the incline gradually leveled out.

Some people claimed that this was done for the sake of pomp and ceremony, but that was simply laughable. They were already national leaders—did they really need to gild their own reputations?

“But I’m not a customer.” Ye Zeming smiled. He then seized one man’s arm with lightning speed, kicked him down onto one knee, stepped on his knee, and leaped up. With a vicious elbow strike to the head, he knocked the man unconscious.

“For what?” A trace of nervousness appeared in Meng Yuxin’s expression. Her eyes flickered as she looked at Xiao Yimo.

In theory, the leader should have met everyone from beginning to end according to the order of the Luzhuang Standing Committee. Yet Du Xiaolian had suddenly shattered that convention.

After hesitating for a long while, the Great Shepherd and Demetrius spoke at the same time, but their words were different. They exchanged a glance, then lowered their heads with bitter smiles. Liu Mang also began to laugh. It seemed they all knew that New Rome could not be saved, though each harbored his own thoughts.

Zhuo Yinyin had not revealed the name earlier because, although they had communicated well and spoken pleasantly, most of the people she met online were not particularly trustworthy.

First came the invitation to Weibo Night. Hosted by Sina, Weibo Night was a comprehensive honorary ceremony, and this year’s red-carpet event was scheduled for January 15.

After listening, Ping’er took the flower and examined it. She selected two stems, held them in her hand, then turned and went inside to deliver the message.

Lei Ying’s body was covered in wounds, yet powerful Lightning Release chakra was condensing in his hand, forming an exquisitely sharp blade of lightning.

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The overlooked Lord Li was left with an awkward smile on his face, experiencing for the first time what it felt like to press a hot face against a cold backside.

Upon hearing this, Old Madam Shen finally noticed that the corner of Shen Zhan’s lower lip appeared to be split. It was not very obvious, but the bite wound could still be discerned.

The qi and blood within him boiled and surged, battering his eardrums with a thunderous roar. It was only slightly less agonizing than being struck by Joy-Extinguishing Powder.

If this was the fate he had met today, how could those monkey descendants of his possibly defy heaven and attain immortality?

Yet when they saw how excited Director Liu was, they could not come up with any reason to insist on choosing Zhang Han. Besides, they had been stuck at the matter of Zhang Han’s salary for a long time, and the negotiations had already left them rather irritated.

Ye Lingwu had prepared her excuse long ago. Without the slightest change in her expression, she replied that she was going to the kitchen to stew pear soup. Rongxiu did not question her further.

Stepping across the scorched black earth and the broken bricks scattered over it, Chen Ziyang climbed to a relatively high point. Comparing what he saw with the key points of the Word-Sensing Art, he carefully studied the surrounding environment.

She knew it was unfair to Lu Bai, and that she had done nothing wrong in terms of love. Yet she could not stop herself from thinking about it. Her heart was anxious and disappointed, forever imagining that time might turn back, that the child could return to her side, and wondering whether Lu Bai would be happy.

Of course, this was only the first time Pang Feng had successfully arranged the Heavenly Dipper Formation. He still had to continue setting it up.

Xu Xi curled her lips and smiled. Latos finally came to his senses, but it was already too late. Lu Li’s attack was ready.

Back then, the Blood Concealment Sect had dared to dispatch an extraordinary being such as the Blood Spirit Emperor to hunt down Xiao Yi. How could these old men possibly be willing to let the Blood Concealment Sect off?

When he reached this point, Chen Ziyang grew excited. He could now be absolutely certain that the black, lizard-like shadow was the same tattoo that had previously appeared on Instructor Liu’s arm.

All the side missions in this plane had been assigned to Uncle Hai. Hopefully, he would learn more skills in this world. Uncle Hai had not participated in the assassination of General Ika, yet the mission was still credited to him. Auntie Xie had still not discovered that they were deceiving her—a remarkable feat in itself.

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“There’s no time to hesitate. Ye Qingcheng is in danger every moment!” Pang Feng stopped wavering and walked straight into the palace. Of course, he said this merely to reassure himself; inwardly, he had long since begun praying that nothing would happen to Ye Qingcheng.

“That’s strange. These people came all the way here—surely they didn’t come for a picnic?” After the thought arose, J冈雄 shuddered. In that instant, he felt that he had been deceived—terribly deceived.

Nangong Zhao’an placed the bamboo frame on the table. Yun Bing immediately applied paste to the paper, then attached the bamboo frame to it.

Receiving his sister’s gaze, Lin Zhijie finally realized that all the hardships he had endured over the years had not been in vain. His little sister had grown up as well.

Dennis glanced at her and merely smiled before beginning to work in perfect harmony with Yuanyuan.

Since it was meaningless, there was no need to make a fuss. She had come here for one simple purpose: to persuade Brother Tianhao.

Judging from the condition of the car, it was nearly twenty years old and could fall apart at any moment during acceleration.

“You’ll have to change my bandages too. The doctor said they need to be changed once a day, but I felt embarrassed asking them to do it. I told them I was good at this sort of thing in the early stages, so I can only trouble you with it. The new bandages and medicine are in the bedside table.”

If she was destined never to marry because of him, then so be it. She did not care.

“If we were never meant to meet, then we should simply never have met. That way, you won’t suffer, and neither will I.” With those words, he left.

Although he had survived, he had also been sealed away—and that seal lasted for more than ten thousand years. Unable to move for such an unimaginable length of time, he alone had witnessed the vicissitudes of time and all things. He was likely the oldest living creature in existence.

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