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An Xia knew whether she was truly his daughter or not. She had grown distant from Quan Mo, and her fear of Quan An had led to the quarrel and her flight. Yin Tianyu was speaking up for them.

“Master, Madam struck her waist and bruised it. It’s swollen as well, but fortunately no bones or tendons were injured. You can rest easy. Apply some medicine, and it should heal in a couple of days,” Su Hua said.

A Supreme Sage was an existence found only in legends, capable of wiping out the lives of hundreds of millions with a mere turn of the hand. No matter how exalted their status, how great their authority, or how formidable their strength was now, they could never possibly stand against one.

No wonder Mi Dai had failed to recognize him. Anyone would have assumed that this man had gone mad from forgetting to take his medicine. Who could have imagined that the man who had risen with astonishing speed over the past two years was actually this utterly graceless fellow before them?

There had been several moments when Yan Yingying had wanted to abandon her plan. But then she thought that if she gave up now, would all her previous efforts not have been wasted? Would her determination to prove herself to those old men in her family not come to nothing as well?

Although Qiaona had attempted suicide, her mood had improved considerably over the following days. She could laugh and chat, and appeared little different from usual. There was often a trace of melancholy in her eyes, but her mental state was far better than it had been in the preceding days. Seeing this change, I finally felt relieved.

Chen Luo watched Wu Han’s shifting expression without saying a word. The Wu Han before him was just as impossible to see through. A man like Wu Han was a venomous snake. If one was not careful, he might suddenly bite. The wound might not be large, but the poison would be fatal.

That was why so few people cultivated this spirit secret technique with its imposing name. Qingshui had never believed that any combat technique was useless. Some were merely unsuitable; none were truly useless. Since he had plenty of time, he practiced it whenever he had nothing else to do. Unfortunately, he had hardly ever used it.

Gong He did not return home for lunch, choosing to eat at the company instead. Naturally, he knew nothing about what had happened at home.

Of course not. Yu Zexiao was capricious by nature. Without observing him for a while, who could tell whether his apparent sincerity at that moment was merely an act?

Likewise, since it was a program produced by the national broadcaster, the questions asked by the audience were subject to strict controls. They could not go too far and had to remain positive and uplifting.

But a man like him needed a suitable reason no matter where he wanted to go now. If he openly tried to hide, things would only become worse.

They were not novices entering a mission world for the first time, ignorant of everything. How could they fail to notice something unusual? Ever since they arrived, everyone’s bodies and movements had become far more nimble. Yet what did this have to do with the mission that awaited them?

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Gu Yun landed and slowly raised the long saber in his hand before slashing at the stone-armored puppet behind him, which had already lifted its own executioner’s blade. The stone-armored puppet was not slow, but compared with Gu Yun, it was still far inferior.

“That is something you need not worry about. Our disciples of the Heavenly Craft Hall already outnumber you to begin with. Even without the two of us, we could still keep you completely under control.”

Dai Xiao knew that within the group, Huang Lianhong had always promoted and appointed people without regard to convention, selecting talent wherever it was found. It was precisely for that reason that the group had been able to develop to its present position.

Yang Mo was sent flying dozens of meters before crashing heavily to the ground. His golden dragon robes had already been dyed red by the blood spewing from his mouth. Struggling to his feet, he had lost all will to fight and began exerting every ounce of his strength to flee beyond the barrier.

Lin Su felt a warm stirring in his heart. He did not care much about celebrating birthdays; he merely remembered the date. He had never felt that when the day arrived, it meant he was especially important or that he ought to receive something.

Many male viewers wore knowing smiles at this point. Everything was understood without a word.

Li An sneered inwardly. This old monk truly had no shame at all. The terms of the duel had been proposed by him, yet he had fled in the middle of it and was now turning around to accuse others instead.

Lin Yi suddenly sensed immense hostility from all around him. A few demons would have been manageable, but sixteen at once would be difficult to deal with.

The spectators nearby instantly erupted into an uproar. This ought to have been the sixth climax of the battle.

Only after hearing this result did Qin Pei and the others finally relax. They felt somewhat disappointed, yet also felt that it was only to be expected. The outcome differed little from what they had anticipated. After all, they lacked sufficient seniority and prestige, so this was all they could do for the time being.

The ground beneath Lin Yi’s feet collapsed explosively. His rising body shot forward, and a pair of wings swiftly burst forth. With a single beat, they carried him flying away.

The final strand of sword intent was like the last straw that broke the camel’s back. It descended with nearly berserk force, crushing his opponent completely in almost an instant and piercing straight through his defenses.

He had no choice but to give up. The advantage of the lake’s shallow depth was that once Lu Yu grew tired from climbing, he could simply leap into the water. With his current physical strength, so long as there was nothing floating on the surface, there was virtually no danger.

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Senior Brother Cheng accepted the hemostatic pill in frustration, tilted back his head, and swallowed it. Before long, the wound at his waist had healed completely, and the pain vanished.

Old Hu shouted at Wang Chen, his words carrying the somewhat overbearing air of an elder relying on his age. Naturally, he did not take Wang Chen seriously at all.

After one hundred and thirty-six years of being roasted by the blazing flames, Erdan successfully advanced into the Gouchen realm. The wandering cultivators watching from the sidelines all rubbed their fists and eagerly prepared themselves, vowing to capture this wild exotic beast. Qin Yi had set out rather late and was still on his way. Upon witnessing this scene, he was so frustrated that he nearly vomited blood, feeling as though he had gone into business and ended up with nothing but his underwear.

When he reached the two men, Xu Mo repeated his earlier question in a hoarse voice, then calmly waited for the big man to explain.

“Money, life, and status—if you want reasons, all of those count. But if they were never loyal to you from the beginning, then it cannot really be called betrayal, can it?” Allen voiced the possibility that merely imagining made the princess shudder with fear.

The black mist churned more and more slowly, while the fluctuations of spiritual energy between heaven and earth gradually settled. It was like ripples stirred in a tranquil lake, slowly returning to stillness.

“No, thank you. I’ve already eaten. I’ll wait outside.” Huang Hong also knew that he had arrived at an inconvenient time and immediately waved his refusal.

“Look at you, you miserable wretch. You didn’t get out!” The Sword Spirit had just emerged from the Heaven-Seeking Sword when he heard Qin Moyu’s complaint. As a sword spirit, he naturally possessed no physical body and therefore could not feel pain. Upon hearing Qin Moyu grumble, he promptly looked down on him with contempt.

Yet the farther I went, the brighter the phosphorescence became. By the time I reached the middle of the cave, I was utterly stunned by what lay before me. Countless glowing insects clung to the rock throughout the enormous cavern, appearing to gnaw at the stone itself.

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