Chapter 34
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Then, without even having his armor properly fastened, Jia led his men out in a rush. By then, flames blazed throughout the city, cannon fire thundered without pause, and shouts surged like a tidal wave.
The overwhelming force froze all the air around Ye Jun, leaving him nowhere to evade and forcing him to await death.
She found it utterly baffling. Why had Dongfang Yi suddenly become so irritable? Thinking back carefully, she could not recall doing anything that should have provoked him.
At this thought, Han Chao slipped once more into the Myriad Heavens Realm. He removed the title “Invincible Lone One,” transformed himself into an old man, and appeared in the marketplace.
Walking out of Huang Ying’s tent, Wang Daming let out a long sigh. Although Huang Ying had suffered no serious physical injury, the damage to her spirit was severe. Healing that wound would require the slow passage of time.
The evil monk in the dragon robe let out a strange cry. A mass of scarlet flame erupted from his heart and transformed in an instant into nine fire dragons, which coiled and roared outward, opening their mouths to spew milky-white flames capable of incinerating all things.
A sweet, sugary voice came from the doorway. An Qi first poked her head in for a look. When she saw Chen Yunchao, her eyes curved into crescent moons, and she walked inside.
She took his side and condemned Qi Sinian’s actions. The emotions she had suppressed for so many years suddenly seemed to find an outlet.
Some people can be as devoted as they are capable of being ruthless; it simply depends on whom those feelings are directed toward.
Just as Huang Degong and Mu Tianbo were grinding their teeth at each other, a commotion arose among the Ming troops behind them. Lin Yi appeared within Mu Tianbo’s line of sight.
I did not want to reveal everything so soon, so I merely smiled and said nothing. In his anxiety, Puguang fired off one question after another, even wildly asking whether I, Zhou Xu, had committed some terrible crime. “You’re not planning a rebellion, are you?”
Wang Man burst into laughter and ran over. With one hand he pinned down the tiger’s head, then swung his fist and pounded it furiously. At first the beast struggled desperately and roared without pause, but after more than ten blows, it fell silent. Wang Man lifted the tiger’s head and saw blood flowing from all seven orifices. It was already completely dead.
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Given the dwarves’ notoriously violent tempers, anyone who lost a bout should have been thrown out immediately, with the next challenger taking his place.
“It was that wizard who exploded who gave me the ring. I threw it away. I didn’t dare keep it.” William’s whole body trembled as he answered.
Thus, during this period, Xiahou Yongyue had to apply medicine to Hao Yun every night. Yet Hao Yun’s moans were unbearably shameful each time, making people want to punch his bear-like face. This behavior, which bordered on sexual harassment, further intensified his hostility toward the entire male population of the unit.
Very few people now knew of his relationship with the Ice Princess. For her safety, Wang Man was certainly not foolish enough to reveal her identity.
“Your Highness, the British royal family cannot match us financially. The people we should be watching are the Japanese!” said a middle-aged man in a suit, his features distinctly Arab, to the Arab man at the head of the group.
Filipinos, Thais, and people from places like these were different from the Chinese. In China, boxing was merely a choice—at most, a job or a profession. No matter how strong one’s fighting spirit, the greatest passion it inspired was still simply love for the sport.
At dawn the following day, Yang Gao issued an imperial edict, promoting Pang Ji to be Prefectural Administrator of Luo Prefecture and appointing the newly graduated scholar Gu Yuan as Military Secretary of Luo Prefecture. They were to assist the Governor of Luo Prefecture, Zeng Guofan, in restoring the people’s livelihood and reviving Luoyang’s former prosperity.
The voice sounded within Ji Tianci’s heart. It was somewhat coarse; presumably, this was what He Lingxiu’s voice had been like when she was alive.
The Embroidered Uniform Guards stationed undercover in Constantinople, capital of the Eastern Roman Byzantine Empire, followed the orders of Protector-General Lin An and kept a close watch on every movement within the city.
After Lin Wei had taken over Chu Yixuan’s body, both of her parents had died, and she had known no one. That was why she placed extraordinary value on the bonds she formed with those around her. Aunt Liu, Mother Zhang, Uncle Zhang, and even the former Zhang Yulan were all treated by Lin Wei as members of her own family.
He no longer idly browsed through missions, nor did he press White Bear about the old man who could eat memories.
By then, evening had fallen. In the fading light, the three tiled houses appeared utterly lifeless, dilapidated, and desolate.
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If the other party was not using a false identity card, then with modern communications being so advanced, Liu Tianyu could find her with ease.
The nun turned around, and the sharp murderous aura turned with her, following like a shadow as it shot away with lightning speed.
This left Zhuang Hao completely dumbfounded. He had already been somewhat dazed these past two days because Liu Qiao’s frightening him into nightmares had left him mentally shaken. Now, he had entirely forgotten the matter.
Liu Xue was somewhat disappointed as well. She had originally thought that Wanyu and Bilian were a perfect pair—a gifted scholar and a beautiful woman. She had never expected Wanyu to look so disheveled, with not the slightest trace of a talented scholar about him.
Xue Yunhui nearly had her waist broken by his crushing embrace, but she had no time to say anything else. He turned his horse around and charged straight toward the mountain stronghold’s gate, where nothing met the eye but ruin and disorder.
After Loki Chang and Mark finished speaking, Antonio, Catherine, and Dominic all agreed.
The commentator had only reached the middle of his sentence when he suddenly stopped short. Immediately afterward, his tone grew excited.
The two of them hurried to the restaurant. Gu Huai had already ordered the dishes, and by the time they entered, nearly everything had been served.
Yet in the eyes of most people, Wang Feng would probably find it very difficult to renew his contract with the Cavaliers next season. After all, the Cavaliers simply could not offer a maximum contract to keep him.
He had not heard the conversation between the two of them. He had only seen the final, touched smile on Tang Yumo’s face, and could not help growing wary.
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