Chapter 103: I Will Never Let Him Off

Chen Kedi's words gave him hope of uncovering the truth, and his heart was filled with excitement and anticipation.

The guests present showed expressions of disappointment upon hearing Chen Kedi's reply.

They had originally expected to hear more inside details and the ins and outs of the Lin family massacre at this banquet, but Chen Kedi had refused to discuss the matter on the grounds that the occasion was inappropriate.

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Many of the visitors revealed envious looks—these were existences they had longed for even back when they were ordinary people.

No matter what kind of sorcery one had cultivated, the eye would always remain the softest part of the human body. This needle strike, the ugly man was determined to land.

Wherever the heroic spirits passed, not even a blade of grass would grow. Though back then the Tower of Life and Death had only just appeared and the ones doing the killing were not heroic spirits, the garrison troops of Seacity had been just like these heroic spirits—every last one of them like demons.

Gazing at Harry, who was about to become very busy, Mu Yan did not linger. After taking his leave with a word, he turned and departed—he still had many things to do.

"Shut up! Get over here, you bastard!" The man could not bear to listen any longer. Impatiently cutting him off, he let out a fierce roar and flicked his right sleeve.

"Now that's right. You have your own path—don't let us influence you." Seeing that Ye Lili had finally stopped desperately trying to play matchmaker between her and Jiang Chonglang, Zhang Lanshan managed a faint smile.

Li Yao had already begun to regret agreeing to Wang Hao earlier. As the saying goes, one does not die unless one courts death. He had also inadvertently caught Meng Ya shooting him a strange look.

That was how people were: they did not cherish what they had until it was lost, and only then did they regret it.

The chieftain of the mackerel clan received the materials the other party had given him, and after confirming there was no mistake, he was overjoyed. The mission from the Divine Lord—they could finally complete it. Next, they would be free to roam as they pleased.

Chu Xi turned her back and giggled softly. Behind her, the two brothers cut open that creature's belly, wasting nothing—not even the rock partridge's liver. They rendered the fat and dripped it over the four rock partridge legs as they roasted, the aroma incredibly tantalizing.

"Do we know each other? What was our relationship in a past life?" Seventh Princess felt puzzled and asked urgently. After all, that kind of feeling could not deceive her—she felt familiarity, warmth, and an irresistible tenderness, as if the man before her were her own kin.

Wu Yong's brow furrowed slightly. Blood Dragon Flash passed straight through his body—it had only been an afterimage. Wu Yong had dodged Blood Dragon Flash in an instant.

Of course, since he had come here in disguise, there was no way he could take out a bank card under the name of Chu Nan as proof. Under such circumstances, Chu Nan still could not get in. As the guard let him leave with a mocking look, Chu Nan did not linger there either.

The sky changed color, dark clouds racing in until one could not see one's own hand before one's face. The earth trembled with a dull rumble, and a tremendous, palpable energy began surging recklessly across the entire immortal field.

And so, riding his horse in aimless circles around the training ground, Da Rui didn't bother picking sturdy ones—he just took whatever felt convenient, planning to use up all one hundred spirit seeds in his hand and be done with it.

"Do you still remember what I said to you before you became my guard? Say it back to me." Zhang Shuo's expression was calm.

Outside, the sky was full of stars and the autumn wind blew in gusts. By the look of it, it was around midnight. Not a single light shone on the mountainside across the way—it was pitch black. Li Hong extended his spiritual sense and found that Yan Luo was inside the house, likely meditating to rest.

It was getting late now. If the two of them kept playing like that, someone might report them for cheating.

Su De did not know why Manhalun had given him this order, but the elder surely had his reasons. Since the elder had said so, he would simply do as told—after all, the elder's request happened to be exactly what Su De wanted to do anyway.