Chapter Thirty-Three: Defiance of Orders

Night after night, he met her in his dreams. In those dreams, she began as sweet, gentle, and understanding, but later transformed into someone wanton and unrestrained, completely at his mercy. Chang Wei had never spoken of this to anyone, but he had long since decided that Wen Zhiyan would inevitably be his. At this moment, hearing his elder brother say that the General had never invited anyone else to his residence, but had singled him out alone... "Brother, can what you say... be true?" "Of course! Pay close attention, in the future..."

The sacrificial altar was set on the West Peak of Mount Qingcheng. As everyone knew, there was a secret realm on the West Peak that connected to the heavens and reached down to the underworld, a sacred space existing beyond the three realms.

It seemed that Old Master He and his wife would be coming to see him often again, and it would be the same old topic.

This noodle shop was located on the gourmet street outside the school. Because of its delicious taste and reasonable prices, it was very popular with the students.

Ying Lei was not annoyed; instead, the corners of his mouth curled up in a faint smile. It was fortunate that no one else was nearby, otherwise, anyone who saw the famous Prince Yuan being scolded yet still smiling would surely have been moved to tears.

It was precisely these words that reignited the long-buried fighting spirit within the inner sect disciples who had already lost their will to battle.

Elder Mo finally regained his senses, stunned by such a reversal. A match destined to be a defeat where he would lose face to Tian Qingzhong had been turned into a victory. Tian Qingzhong had intended to use him to build his own reputation, but the failed challenge had only served to bolster Elder Mo’s prestige, and all of this was thanks to Zhou Wu, this newly initiated disciple.

When Ying Lei looked at her again, she resolutely raised her head, meeting his probing gaze. She had expected Ying Lei to awkwardly look away upon being caught, but he did not; instead, he stared openly at Gu Shenge.

Following this, he supported Old Man Bai and headed toward the southwest. Once he left, he never looked back.

Withered, yellowed grass covered the ground. The trees were lush but devoid of any vitality; there was only a deathly silence, creating a truly desolate atmosphere of war.

"Qingxu is not so easily bullied! Even if our Senior Brother is not here, don't you dare think you will succeed—and you lot as well!" The Eighth Senior Sister stretched out her weak, limp arm, pointing her finger at the sisters from the Juyue Sect.

Professor Chen was finally about to talk about Xi Jing, and I had been quite excited and expectant, but I never imagined this old man would just get lost in his memories and fall silent for ages.

Dark cyan currents overflowed from Yang Wang’s body, and a chilling, cold aura slowly radiated outward into the surroundings.

Seeing me look at him with a suspicious expression, Professor Chen put on a helpless look before speaking.

As for those local units, they were not within Nie Zhenbang's considerations; they were merely at the county level. They couldn't even be called county-division level, just section-level cadres. Matters like these would have no impact on the Provincial Party Committee at all.

I thought to myself that it was better not to tell the child. If I told him, he might grow up thinking this kind of relationship was normal, but in reality, it was wrong. I did not want him to be influenced by this in the future.

Seeing Ji Kai suddenly appear with several powerful magical beasts, including a dragon, both sides were stunned for a moment. Then, the men of the Xueqin Empire charged toward Ji Kai without fear of death.

"Didn't I tell you to go capture the fossil Pokémon? What are you doing here?" The person sitting in the chair looked up, glanced at the furious man, and asked in a flat tone.

I said, "Help me find a child I was separated from long ago—a son I have never met." Then I explained the situation to Damao in general terms. Damao gave out orders; after all, I had only been at Haiyitang for a short time, and many of the brothers were led by different people. Damao had known them for a long time and was very familiar with them all.

Seeing more and more people gathering around, the burly man started to feel embarrassed. It had only been a whim, and he hadn't expected it to stir up such trouble. If people from rival factions were to see this, he would never be able to show his face in Tian'an City again.