Chapter 115: Facing Retaliation

My Online Boyfriend Is a Big Shot Fan Yi 1241 words 2026-04-13 19:55:22

Chapter 115: Encountering Retaliation

Although Officer Ah Sir had strengthened the security, an accident still occurred on the day of Yu Xiaoyang’s parents’ funeral.

Early that morning, Officer Ah Sir assigned two officers to accompany Yu Xiaoyang and Tang Ling, personally escorting Yu Xiaoyang’s parents to the funeral home...

Duan Lang had intended to roam freely in the underground chamber, confident that his lightness skill had reached a masterful level. Little did he expect that modern technology would not allow him to operate undetected. The alarm blared, and everyone swiftly moved to their designated safe positions according to the anti-terrorism drills they had trained for.

“All units, be advised—those ahead are friendly forces. Keep your muzzles pointed carefully. Proceed according to the original plan!” Sergeant Ai spoke into the radio.

Then came the explanation: the sword is the king among weapons, a tool of ruthless slaughter. Some swords are noble, some proud, some sharp, some merciless, and some are cursed.

The assassin from the prison looked at Nalan Ruoxue with hatred, but his throat was instantly pierced. Blood sprayed wildly, and a damage number of 1242 flashed in the air—he was dead on the spot.

Leaning against a large tree, he sat down to wait for the Sword Chen players to respawn. Soon, Wave Girl and Black Snow Flower Girl both revived.

Zhong Tianjun claimed not to know, which meant he certainly was unaware of the child's origins. Yet, this place was unreachable to any cultivator without Zhong Tianjun’s permission.

No one dared to act rashly or flee on their own accord, because this ancient city seemed to be awakening as a whole. Without understanding the situation, blindly wandering around this unknown city was tantamount to courting death.

“Now that you know, what do you intend to do? Help us destroy the Nine Sects, or aid the Nine Sects in resisting us?” Bark Face asked coldly.

Seconds later, the Nissan speeding straight ahead suddenly swerved left and right, forcing back two motorcycles pressed closely on either side, before flooring the accelerator and shooting forward...

“I think we’ve met before?” Suo Lang asked skeptically through the crack in the wall that revealed a third of his face, addressing the unfortunate soul.

Clearly, his own sister had encountered ghosts, yet as her elder sister, he showed no concern and instead had the heart to tease her. Was this really his biological sister?

Upon closer look, he was slightly taken aback. His back was covered with numerous wounds, their cause unclear, but they were arranged in a twisted manner, resembling snarling faces.

I never imagined that one day I would become a “stooge” within a Putian-based hospital—living off commissions from patients and their hard-earned money. This was the lowest of the low, a disgrace to society, even less than a chicken.

“No, I think there’s something wrong with that singing. I’m going up there to chop those guys down!” The burly man raised the large axe slung over his shoulder and declared.

Thunder roared over the land, divine light surged forth. In the end, the extraterrestrial prodigies battling Qin Chuan were nearly wiped out, with none able to escape.

Ye Zihan rolled to the side, narrowly avoiding Ye Lu’s sword. Yet a streak of sword energy grazed her arm, leaving a shallow wound.

The moment Qin Chuan landed, his steps faltered. His overwhelming vitality waned rapidly, worse than an old man nearing death. His white hair turned gray and withered—the toll on his essence was too severe.

As he had said, in the nightmare five years ago, Prince Void had driven Mo Bai into a berserk rage, killing many top officials from the Xuan Realm. The purpose was to isolate Mo Bai completely from all Spirit Fighters.

Shen Lian referred to his promise to her to widely report the efforts of public servants risking their lives to prevent criminals from committing suicide.

Regardless of whether the black whistle officers might suffer from some sort of “overfocus” that impaired their ability to fully perform oversight duties, for Xiao Shaohua, the immediate priority was to resolve the current problem first.