Chapter 124: Sacrificing One's Life
"Xiao Yu, be careful, he's very strong!" Lin Shiyun watched anxiously as Lin Yu took blow after blow from the man in the white robe, her voice trembling with concern.
Lin Yu couldn't afford any distractions at this moment, so he had no time to respond to Lin Shiyun. He focused all his attention on the man in white, carefully observing his next move and every strike, trying to devise the best possible counter.
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The reunion lasted well into the night, ending only in the early hours. Most of the attendees left tipsy but carried with them warm and cherished memories.
The Xie family, from the elders to the younger generation, seemed to have returned to the state it was in before Xie Shaohua’s arrival. Except for the absence of the matriarch, everything in the mansion was firmly under the control of the lady of the house.
Zhuge Liang took a deep breath and asked, "What exactly happened? How could such a situation arise?" The importance of Zhang Fei was undeniable; now that he had fallen in battle, the news was nothing short of shocking.
At that moment, Wang Yang took Dora Dream away from the bar, seeking a place to begin training her through the night.
"Master, let me take you to the hospital," I said, rushing to his side and gently touching his forehead.
Prajna tilted his head, gazing at those two wide, dragon-like eyes. From the depths of his memory, a familiar figure suddenly emerged.
Sun Quanliang felt somewhat shortchanged. Although those people didn’t spend much, Pei Qin and the others hardly made any profit.
Even though Mo Heng had already warned that he was very likely to pass the imperial exam, when Fang Liuming finally succeeded, a heavy weight lifted from his heart and joy filled him.
The middle-aged man’s cold gaze swept over Lin Zhen, sensing that his strength fluctuated. From his age, it was clear that no matter how strong he was, it wouldn’t be extraordinary. Perhaps his cultivation method was unusual, giving off an inscrutable aura that made it difficult to gauge his true power. This had, in turn, deterred many formidable opponents from challenging him.
I sneered, grabbed the sack, and threw it directly in front of the ancestral hall’s main chamber on the first floor. Then, I gathered all the brothers from the military gate to wait there.
Pure yin energy radiated from the purple flower, with flickers of violet light dancing upon its petals. Without much effort, one could tell this was no ordinary bloom.
Despite his grievous injuries, the Wolf Saint still lived. His eyes gleamed with fierce, bloodshot light, and the violent aura he exuded sent chills down one’s spine.
Though Liu Xiangmeng was curious, she knew Yang Cong would not harm her; he would protect her.
"Get lost! I’m not a vampire," Yang Cong shouted, kicking Lu Mingfei squarely in the chest and sending him sprawling onto his own bed.
Had that bullet struck Bai Long’s head directly, even a divine king like him would have met certain death. Yet the shot stopped just above Bai Long’s head, swirling with destructive winds that stirred a deep unease. Bai Long stared at the storm with a mix of shock and puzzlement.
The two searched through the smoky underground casino and finally found the man claiming to be from the Black Water Hall. He was a Chinese man in his thirties, with a full beard and a booming voice.
Everyone was horrified as the beast seemed enraged. It thrust off the ground with its hind legs like a cannonball, claws outstretched, seizing the head of the warrior who attacked it. The warrior struggled in vain as he was dragged hundreds of feet and slammed against a wall.
I’ve never been to Las Vegas or Macau or Hong Kong, but even as a complete amateur, I could tell that this place was immensely professional—both in its decor and in the layout of the casino. It was truly world-class.
Of course, Yang Cong had no idea that some of his inadvertent actions had triggered this butterfly effect.
Nuclear bombs could only destroy the wormholes but could not completely wipe out the aliens. Thus, Wang Kai was not satisfied with this method; he had a better plan.