36 The Uchiha Clan: Loyal to the Last

Watching the electronic instruments as they flickered between red for "fail" and green for "pass" created an inexplicable sense of tension.

Calculating the time, Zhang Qian realized he had been cultivating for over ten days, and the date agreed upon with the ancestor of the Fox Clan was drawing near. Just as he was about to transform back into a Primordial Dragon Loach to continue his practice, a mysterious intuition suddenly welled up within him—a premonition that danger was approaching.

The riot squad leader pressed his thin lips together, remaining silent. Behind him, the riot squad members seemed to receive an order, slowly spreading out to both sides, closing in on them step by step in a pincer movement.

His magnetic, gravelly voice fell from above, drilling into her ears, heavy with repressed desire and a delicate, aching tenderness.

The King’s roar made the two attendants tremble, causing them to stop their assault. The Queen held great power in her family and had always been the final word in the inner palace; the servants knew they were meant to obey her, yet, ultimately, the King was the true master of the wilderness.

Feng Manlou stood by the window, his eyes moist, unable to see the world outside. His heart felt as though it were being torn apart. Only after she had left did he realize the full extent of his anguish. He genuinely loved her and was willing to protect her with all his heart—why did she have to leave?

The room was on the second floor. The private chamber contained only a single round dining table, surrounded by four ottomans. The large window was wide open, facing the main gate of the Mu residence in the distance, providing a clear view of everything happening at their entrance.

As everyone entered the villa, Wang Lei asked impatiently, his face filled with hope.

But she had underestimated the blockade formed by the reporters. Halfway through, caught in the pushing and shoving, she could no longer move a step.

Today, Mu Wange had abandoned her usual plain robes for a vibrant crimson gown. Even the veil she wore could not conceal her breathtaking beauty; her willow-like waist was graceful, and she appeared even more exquisite than the flowers.

In short, I sat in my original seat, arms crossed and expression heavy, listening to Li Yi conclude: "The lords from the Other Shore believe this may be the result of a butterfly effect triggered by their own existence."

"Fellow Daoist collects various formations," the rogue cultivator asked again. "Are the shifting formations on these robes inscribed by you?"

He looked at the crowd and said, "This is the coin divination method invented by Guiguzi. It is the most convenient and widely circulated."

The Moon Kingdom’s army slaughtered its way through the provinces of the Great Qian, nearly wiping out the entire royal bloodline, with only a few members escaping.

However, You Ming felt that even if Bai Qiuche had not produced the black gold card, the other party might have said something like that out of mere politeness.

I only then realized that they—I mean, Xie and Yuan—both seemed to possess a sense that their counterparts from another world were the only ones who could truly understand them. Consequently, they were exceptionally unguarded and prone to feeling that there was no distance or boundary between them.

Upon this thought, Chen Fei understood. It was likely an exhausting feat for Zhou Zhuo just to save them; it was only natural he hadn't taken action against that village.

She couldn't help but recall the first time she saw him. Tian Tian's father had just passed away, and Ning Ning was not skilled at comforting others, as she herself never sought comfort from anyone.

Ning Ning felt her heart, once filled with bitterness and anger, gradually smoothed of its pain, becoming warm and soft.

But this monster had suddenly become conscious. Previously, it had attacked indiscriminately, but now it seemed to target only Lin Xiachin.

Jiang Han had precisely exploited this misconception. The disciples of the Divine Arrow Sect assumed that even if their crossbow bolts were destroyed, it would only cause them a momentary sting, not inflicting any fundamental harm.

At this moment, every disciple of the Divine Transformation Sect who arrived at Jingxin Mountain, or even those just looking toward it, bowed respectfully to Chen Xiao.

Not long ago, Jiang Han was worrying about whether this thing would fall back into a slumber or become unusable if it had nothing to eat. If that were the case, Jiang Han would have suffered a massive loss.

"From that day on, he hung around with us every day, and we gradually grew accustomed to it... But the only thing he wanted to do every day was challenge me to a duel. Finally, the day arrived..." As the old man spoke, the veins on his neck began to bulge.

As for the siblings Liu Xia and Liu Sanniang, one had a faint, subtle smile, looking composed and steady, yet a glimmer of obsession flickered in his eyes; the other clenched her fists, pressing them against her chest, bouncing with joy.

The only thing the high command of the Scott Empire failed to discover was the exceptionally high life energy levels and terrifying strength possessed by Locke and his party.

Chen Xiao smiled, his palm moving to tear through space, and suddenly, Yue Zhentian, who had been in their midst, appeared right beside him.

Do not be fooled by the fact that Ye Yang had traded a blow with the Eagle King and remained unscathed; that was because the Eagle King had only used physical strength, while Ye Yang had employed a Spirit-rank technique, forcing himself to swallow the blood that nearly surged from his throat to maintain a facade of calm.

Naturally, this included the combat details of Wan Jiuyun, the War Arbiter, and the operation of the Divine Will, all of which were vividly etched in Chen Xiao's memory.

"That is also because he cares about you, worries that we cannot defeat the Shadow, and fears that you might be harmed."

However, what no one expected was that a drop of Zeus's blood had fallen into the mortal realm at that time, and from then on, the Xuanwu Continent appeared in the mortal world. The wars between the Xuanxuan Continent and the Xuanwu Continent, which lasted for countless years, began at that very moment.