Chapter 130: Dissecting the Corpse

“Here.”

Dong Yi, at some unknown moment, had a fire striker in his hand and handed it to Bai Huan.

Bai Huan took the fire striker expressionlessly. In the flickering, dim candlelight, within her limited field of vision, she saw the legs of several bare wooden beds.

The scene carried an eerie, ghostly aura.

It was utterly chilling!

Just as Bai Huan was about to take a deep breath to calm herself, a foul stench suddenly assaulted her nostrils. She quickly held her breath and pulled out a handkerchief to cover her mouth and nose.

The coroner and Xia Tong had just finished speaking when an enormous, continuous explosion suddenly echoed through the stadium.

The terrifying shockwave spread in all directions, sweeping across the land and stirring up fragments of wood chips scattered on the island into a swirling frenzy. The rain seemed to freeze in midair as if time itself had stilled.

“But you don’t… fine.” Ouyang Yingqi looked at Qian Mo, lacking even the courage to refuse.

Two screams rang out. After Mo Hu was stabbed through the chest by that magician, Hu Yan simultaneously beheaded the same magician.

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Some things cannot be changed; thus, she now intensified her efforts to ensure everyone’s days were miserable.

Hearing Sun Chengzong’s words, Wang Zaijin’s wife and son took their leave and returned home with their people. Wang Zaijin also bid farewell and left. Sun Chengzong smiled and nodded slightly.

“Don’t look at me like that, as if I’m the one who sank this merchant ship… If this ship belonged to you, wouldn’t you strangle me to death?” Pang Yuntian was startled by their expressions, losing all desire to drink tea. Only he knew how much he longed for tea here, yet silver could not buy it.

“Brother Yong, you don’t need to speak for me. Ju’er begged the eldest sister-in-law today; she definitely won’t embarrass the eldest brother,” Zhou Juer’s eyes flickered with a trace of joy before she spoke innocently.

“Bang.” A rock was thrown into the water, causing a splash half a meter high, then it slammed heavily back into the water.

Outside the carriage curtains, the noise gradually rose. Lin Yanchao sat inside, eyes closed, resting. He paid no attention to the bustling city of Si Jiu.

At this moment, Tang Lang tightly embraced Empress Bai, Emma Frost, from behind, his right hand gripping her neck.

Glancing at the chaotic blade reappearing in his hand, Mo Ran knew it must contain the same dark tendrils he had swallowed last time in the Withered Bone Ice Cave.

The day before reaching the provincial capital, Lin Yanchao’s family stayed overnight at Baisha Post and switched to an official vessel. This ship was very large, three levels up and down.

“It’s over. I’m finished! All over!” Shao Kang’s eyes lost focus as he muttered to himself in a daze.

After a prolonged battle, even high-quality puppets had been corroded by the decay worms, developing many fragile and vulnerable spots.

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After the cats woke up, we ate breakfast and then found a good spot to sit down, fully focused on waiting for this once-in-a-millennium battle.

When Supreme Treasure revealed Sun Wukong’s original form in the Demon-Reflecting Mirror, the entire theater audience became electrified with excitement. When the phrase “Open Sesame” caused Supreme Treasure to suffer comically, everyone burst into laughter.

For those struggling to survive, even a slightly better life seemed indistinguishable from a divine kingdom.

Xiao Qiang was initially a bit unaccustomed, but after being encouraged by Zhao Li and others, he found it somewhat interesting and even enjoyed greeting them this way.

After another burst of dolphin-like singing, Xiao Ze wildly grabbed his tattered pants and ran away with a defiantly outward-pointing gait.

Ling Silan’s mouth opened and closed; she nearly called out “Dad” if Zhao Li and the others hadn’t been present.

The two of them were originally alchemists, and both were top-tier masters in the Tian rank of the Divine Realm. It was precisely because they revealed their abilities that they ended up imprisoned underground.

These two points were the only means to rescue Lin Yunshang. Yet Lin Zhan never understood; it seemed everyone was either openly or covertly hinting that chaos was imminent.