Volume One, Chapter 48: Encountering Obstacles-Mestre Desce a Montanha: Início com o Check-in da Noiva da Escola Florescente(Melhor não voltar, não é igual)

This was a secret involving Duan Wuhen; although Yan’s parents were deeply puzzled, they understood it was not a matter to be questioned further.

Duan Wuhen picked up the limp Duan Gou as if handling a chick, his expression stern as he said, “Uncle, auntie, if there’s nothing else, I’ll take this traitor and leave now.”

“Alright, child, please be careful,” they replied earnestly.

After parting ways with Yan’s parents, Duan Wuhen escorted Duan Gou to a remote countryside.

All around was deathly silent, save for the wind howling past their ears, as if whispering untold tales of cruelty and despair.

“Kneel!” Duan Wuhen suddenly exerted force, hurling Duan Gou harshly to the ground, dust billowing up.

Meanwhile, Zhao Fuxin was already stripping off his clothes; he had no intention of granting Liu Qiongqiong’s so-called sweetness or affection.

A deep, magnetic voice echoed outside. Upon hearing it, the lady’s eyes brimmed with tears, which fell like broken strings of pearls, her expression filled with sorrow.

“Then have your brothers rush to snatch it. They’re skilled warriors; maybe they can get it,” Xiao Pingyu suggested beside her.

Song Yiyi felt a sudden surge of incomprehensible emotions—grief, anger, longing—all entangling her like a net, trapping her.

Inside the room were only Zhao Fuxin and Binglian. After a while, bursts of crying and the sound of a smashed table came from within, followed by Zhao Fuxin kicking the door open.

“This... really is the case,” Xianshen Mingjia said with helplessness. Unable to even approach the Black Gate, he turned back to his cell.

“Whether she did it or not doesn’t matter. Wanling dared to defy me; naturally, she must be punished,” Xiao Qingcheng poured himself a glass of fine wine and gazed at the scenery of Yudai Lake, his eyes scanning the pleasure boats on the water, deep in thought.

For the school, this was a loss. Yet Guan Chenji’s mind was made up; no one could stop his departure.

Taking advantage of Qingwen’s distraction, Old Li swiftly flew out the window, grabbing Zhao Fuxin and another person as they fled toward the southern part of the city.

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Shu Ning thought Sister Fan would understand her words, but the three years of suffering had long erased the peace in Sister Fan’s heart, replaced by stubbornness and a sense that heaven had treated her unfairly.

Perhaps recalling the past, Ni Jian unusually spoke more, her gentle voice echoing down the corridor, tinged with a faint smile.

Fang Han exhaled slightly in relief. Fortunately, Father Ma was reasonable and hadn’t made a fuss, sparing them further trouble.

Then, Liu Le cut open Du Nai’s shirt, revealing her abdomen, and began performing a cesarean section.

“Bring him out! There are things... I need to have a serious talk with him about,” Qiao Yexing said coldly, curling the corner of his lips in a half-smile, his tone calm.

Luo Yifeng, meticulous and shrewd, knew this sudden sword energy would not unleash great power, so with a movement of his spirit, he manifested a vortex black hole in his chest.

It was not surprising; true cultivators never dwelled in cities but secluded themselves in famous mountains, great rivers, and remote areas.

After the deification ended, the Old Master of Taiqing intervened, and the Daoist Duobao transformed Hu into Buddha, becoming the present Duobao Tathagata.

According to Li Yaodong’s analysis, Chief of Staff Glance was fiercely righteous and cared deeply for his soldiers. Li Yaodong insisted on applying for combat.

Even just now, he was scheming, deliberately provoking Sun Wukong with a disdainful attitude, all to set up this final strike.

Generally, unless one utterly lacked talent in surgery, they would not shift to internal medicine or other departments.

Detective work was initially a casual response to Lin Yi’s aunt’s offhand remark, but even Seventh Uncle had approved. If the other party learned that he was actually a hidden assassin, it would surely be quite a show.

In Nan Ke’s impression, whether in films or real life, Coulson always played the role of one who lightened the atmosphere with ease.

Forcing a breakthrough was impossible; Tuoba Manji guarded the entrance, backed by numerous Longju soldiers. Going in would be futile.

At this moment, a fierce battle unfolded before their eyes. Over a dozen cultivators from Haiquan City were unleashing a variety of magical tools to besiege a desperate man.

This was the Russian Embassy in the American capital. Once Frank stepped inside, it was equivalent to stepping onto Russian soil. Surveillance cameras hidden in corners immediately focused on this unexpected visitor in the dead of night, following him until he reached the embassy gates.

Half a month later, after Wesley mastered the skill to bend bullets, Lin Cheng made a new decision.

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“Second brother, you said something truly profound: the strong do not need convoluted schemes; that is the weakness of the weak. The strong rely solely on their raw power to push straight through.”

Feng Luo seemed to have found the way to activate it. She said nothing but stepped back a few paces and began folding paper cranes in place.

This way, if anything happened, he would surely awaken immediately.

Soon, the thunderous sound of hooves approached, and several roughly aligned black lines appeared, charging toward the army of about a thousand stationed in the clearing.

Upon hearing the head guard’s words, the tension eased slightly; all the guards opened their palms to dry the cold sweat gathering there.

Yang Xue did not want to speak of the past. She tried to hold back but could not. She had to make Qin Wei understand that his presence had already affected her marriage; he must know that his entanglement was destroying another family.

Raw lizard meat looked much like ordinary snake or crocodile meat, all being reptiles after all.

Kong Ming protested, “Master, why fear him so? Didn’t Lin Chong with his filthy band of rebels lead forty thousand troops against the Western bandits?”

Lei Yiyi didn’t hesitate, swiftly darting out, as her position had just been beneath the window.

Jiao Ming did not know the contract’s specifics but guessed the Kingdom Alliance was similar to the European Union. It would indeed be unprincipled if a member refused to send troops when the EU was at war.

Actually, letting other countries know about the Pacific Ocean was no big deal. The issue was that if European explorers learned of the Pacific and that the earth was round, they would embark on circumnavigation voyages, just like Magellan.

She took a day off. The hospital she worked at was unsuitable—too many people and gossip—and she had to protect her own reputation.

Of course, besides pure onlookers, many came with other intentions, and the latter group was far larger.