Chapter 135: The Chosen Daughter

"Xiao Yu, don't overthink things. Your most important task right now is to focus on healing your wounds and recovering your health; only then can you talk about protecting others," Lin ShiYun said.

Lin Yu nodded. "Sister, I understand. I think I need to study and cultivate even harder."

Watching the determined look in Lin Yu's eyes, Lin ShiYun knew he had made up his mind...

However, a tiger is a tiger after all. Even if you pull out its claws and teeth, the tiger still has countless ways to bring about your death.

Su RuHui woke up abruptly from her sleep, dazed for a moment, until she saw An's cold face. She gave a start and scrambled to her feet.

After hearing XingXue say this, Xu SanSheng followed her inside. It was true; the garden was so large, and since he and XingXue had specifically avoided Bai Xuan and Shu FanYan, it was unlikely they would run into them again.

The next second, from the cracks in the cliff face, camouflaged figures leaped out. In just a few dozen seconds, before the stunned guards could even react, a neat phalanx had formed on the open ground before the cliff.

"That's right, Fang Han, do you dare let me search you? If you don't, it means you stole the gem," Qin Yang said righteously.

Now that the past was behind them, they could happily visit the Xie family to discuss future plans with Xie Pu. As Xie Pu was heading to Beiping to assume his post, they were to accompany him.

Liu Yan returned to his office, called in the top management, and explained the plan to open a branch in Shaoyang.

Wan Qin did not listen to the rest of what Xie YingHui had to say; she hurried back to her room, shaken by the major news she had just heard.

Even so, the fact that Liu SuGuan could transmit information into the palace in the blink of an eye showed the remnants of the Liu family's influence within the palace.

However, Lin Yuan's hypothesis was correct. Under the massive barrage of attacks, the power of the two stones was indeed being broken down into pure energy.

Mizuki flashed away, and when he reappeared, he was already at the side of Naruto Uzumaki and Sasuke Uchiha.

Before the group left Qingfeng Town, they had already sought permission from the Spirit Guards and received their approval; the city gates would not be closed until they returned.

"Besides, haven't I already obtained the most precious thing?" The lady looked at Chang Fei with glowing eyes.

"This topic was inherently favorable to your side. We must have a rematch!" a blonde-haired, blue-eyed man said through gritted teeth.

Because tickets for the VIP area were rarely sold—usually given as gifts or purchased privately through connections—and given that Richard's concert was highly sought after by the wealthy, they were extremely hard to come by.

The vehicles drove straight into the military camp of the foreign soldiers. As they passed, the soldiers scrambled to get out of the way, though the anger and hatred in their eyes could not be suppressed.

The blue flames landed on the large Heaven-Shield, making a sizzling sound and causing it to flicker constantly. Given that the flames were comparable in intensity to the attacks of a great master, it was already heaven-defying for the Heaven-Shield—which operated at the Rule Nascent Soul stage—to defend against it at all; it would have been unreasonable if it hadn't suffered any damage.

Blood Forty-Five was deeply confused, but he knew what he should and should not ask, so he kept all his doubts to himself.

Overnight, Young Master Heavenly Fox became synonymous with a peerless prodigy. His brilliance instantly eclipsed the top talents of the immortal sects.

Qin Yan stepped up to the free-throw line. With only a four-point lead, it wasn't very safe; he had to make these free throws.

This was the umpteenth confession scene Feng MingZhe had planned. Though he failed repeatedly, he seemed determined to make Wan Xin agree. The stubbornness unique to a young man facing love meant Feng MingZhe never considered turning back, only warning himself that this time, it was success or nothing.