Chapter 45: Duan Jinjan Loses His Composure
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Sang Wan glanced at Mu Ziye, feeling a bit conflicted.
If she refused, this gentleman didn’t seem like someone who would listen to reason; if she agreed, how could three people play?
Before long, the bright sunlight streamed through the corridor’s glass, casting onto the school’s open ground, where many students were playing badminton together.
Some played singles, others doubles.
But Jiang Wuyang and the others playing together as three became the most striking sight.
“You insist on playing with—”
Lazilong was extremely averse to Meng Tianran’s joke, shooting her a fierce glare. Meng Tianran suppressed a smile, returning his look with mischievous eyes.
I felt that trailing behind would surely lead to being toyed with, so I sat down loudly on the ground, speaking out, hoping to lure it over. At the same time, I watched it carefully: if it didn’t take the bait and really ran away, I would have to get up and keep chasing.
At this moment, everyone was very excited. The veteran Taoists rushed to check on Daoist Wu Wei’s injuries, but no one had yet come to where Hong Xuan and I were.
“It seems it’s time to let them show their strength!” Kakashi muttered, watching the ninja hawk soaring overhead.
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“Boss!” A Biao, more reserved by nature, simply called out to Jin Faguang calmly, unlike Mad Dog, who excitedly embraced him.
Qin Tianci knew from Situ Yuanhao’s proposal that there would be no escaping writing today, so he reluctantly agreed.
“No way, this car’s worth over a million! It’s a Sha-Ma-Te, a world-renowned brand,” Song Ci asked incredulously.
“Have you come up with a solution?” Ye Zang appeared before Jiraiya. Jiraiya nodded but looked puzzled.
A dragon’s roar echoed through the sky as fierce golden light enveloped the place where Qiu Niu stood. In a blur, I seemed to see the phantom of a five-clawed golden dragon leap from the light, soaring across the sky before descending with the silver moonlight, disappearing back into the glow.
“Tch,” Ye Zang looked disdainfully at the spear thrusting toward him and casually waved it aside.
“Yes, yes, yes! My fault, my fault, I was wrong, I was wrong, absolutely wrong!” Shu Ziyao was terrified, gently pulling the person into his arms, a face full of helplessness and affection.
Li Feng told everyone marked with his talisman to act as if nothing had happened, ensuring no outsiders knew of their connection.
An invisible ripple slowly spread, shattering all objects into dust in an instant. The train’s automatic defense deployed a shimmering protective shield.
Now, some online haters, when criticizing Gu Nian, always fixate on her character but never comment on her talent. Character is something no one has truly witnessed; they can say whatever they want.
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Just last night had been wonderful—an exquisite night, feeling the gentle warmth of beauties’ bodies—and at dawn, the police came to settle accounts.
Since then, Old Ghost’s temperament changed drastically, becoming cruel and gloomy. He repeatedly killed talented disciples and was eventually banned and exiled here by his clan after brutally murdering an heir from a noble family.
The moment Lie Yunxi saw him, she was so thrilled she almost dropped her bowl and chopsticks.
The two sides fought fiercely, while Zizu, hands in pockets, watched with a cold, detached gaze, like a reclusive swordsman aloof from worldly affairs.
Momentarily overjoyed, Liu Moy’s delicate face blossomed with a sweet smile, a little shy. Her fingers intertwined, twisting nervously, lowering her head but occasionally lifting her eyes to glance at Tu Cheng with affectionate longing.
When Li Feng led the still-shaken Ru Yue out, the dragon person had fled, and the bound dragon person had also been rescued, with Ming Shuang nowhere to be found.
They had been greatly shocked and somewhat incredulous when they first saw Ye Tianchen concoct the imperial medicine, impressed by his alchemy skills.
On the way to the Academy headquarters, she asked Ye Tianchen about Xuan Yi, but he only said that Xuan Yi was responsible for protecting him.