Chapter 50: A Group of the Infected

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At Chen Jing’s words, he hurriedly turned around.

In that instant, his scalp prickled.

A short distance away, a large number of infected survivors were charging toward them in a frenzy.

Their zombie-like postures, blood-red eyes, and horribly bloodied wounds made it clear that they were no longer ordinary people.

Most frightening of all, they were moving incredibly fast.

How could he hesitate? They had only just survived one desperate run for their lives, and now they had to do it all over again.

But if they wanted to live, they had no choice but to keep going.

Grabbing Chen Jing, the two of them turned and sprinted toward the forest.

They dared not continue in their original direction, however, and instead ran toward...

No matter what Fu Hehua intended to do to her, she was still her mother-in-law, and there was nothing she could do about that. But she could not possibly have just escaped one pitfall involving Xianqing, only to leap straight into another deep pit of conflict between a wife and her mother-in-law, could she?

“I know.” Lu Chenhao nodded solemnly, then pressed Nan Xia’s head tightly against his chest.

That meant Nan Xia was definitely not in Arnold’s hands. Otherwise, Arnold would not be fighting like this.

If I had such a high salary, heaven only knows how much I would show off in front of my classmates...

A trace of resentment flashed through Lan Ruoshuang’s eyes. She had no idea that Lin Feng disliked her disguise; she merely thought that he felt nothing for her.

The foregoing is a report on the flooding that has afflicted Hexiang Town. Although I have already allocated surplus supplies from Shangyuan City for disaster relief, they are ultimately no more than a cup of water poured on a burning cart. I therefore respectfully beseech Your Majesty to open the state granaries and provide relief, so that the people of Hexiang Town may overcome this calamity. At the same time, entrusted by all the people of Hexiang Town, I humbly request that Your Majesty issue an edict ordering a thorough investigation into the perpetrators who poisoned them.

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“I only want to say one thing to him.” What else could Su Yujing demand now? She had no other choice.

It had to be said that Xiao Xiao had grown considerably in the places he could not see, becoming at least more and more thorough in her thinking. He did not know whether he should be pleased or saddened by this. After all, there had been two whole years during which they had had no contact.

Just as he raised his hand to knock, the door opened, and Shi Jueming stepped out.

After returning to the Fu residence, Luo Anning went online to take a look. Sure enough, the internet had already erupted into an uproar, with arguments raging everywhere.

A platinum necklace lay in his palm. Its pendant was shaped like a daisy, yet its design was quite distinctive.

He could not help muttering inwardly: What are the guards in this household paid to do? Someone had actually entered without their noticing.

Then people learned that the authorities had been conducting a major crackdown on organized crime the previous night. The San-Ya gang members who had been entrenched here for years had unfortunately walked straight into the line of fire. The entire gang, from top to bottom, had been arrested, and its leader had even been executed by firing squad in his own home.

The Old Master had also heard about what happened at the racetrack that day. He had never imagined that Su Han’s temperament could be so fierce.

At that thought, Chu Lin’s beautiful glasslike eyes shifted, and she instantly dismissed the possibility.

The matter described above concerns the First Master of the Left Chancellor’s residence indulging his wife’s younger brother in committing all manner of crimes in Qizhou, in the southwest, preying upon the people, and concealing what he knew.

Even the carriage windows were covered with black gauze. No one outside could see in, and no one inside could see out. Xiao Zong gave the Princess Yongxing not the slightest chance to guess where they were.

A Shu accepted the invitation, but suddenly felt that the writing upon it had acquired weight, pressing her wrist bones slightly downward. After taking a deep breath, she walked toward Gu Rugui with the invitation in hand.

Xiao Ran followed his gaze. Dressed in a clean white casual outfit, with her ponytail casually tied up and wisps of hair falling beside her ear, the girl’s delicate profile wore a faint smile. Who else could it be but Gu Zi’an?

Bai Zhi’s heart sank. She remembered the wandering monk. Could it be that he had appeared?

The students knew that the teachers still had matters to discuss privately, and naturally did not linger foolishly. Before long, only twenty or thirty teachers remained seated in the room.

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Even so, Ji Ya still dared not be careless. This could be considered good news, but Qidiao Yan said it was not particularly good. That proved the latter two matters were somewhat troubling, dulling the joy of their great victory.

The moment Yang Yi got out of the car, the many university students nearby who had been admiring the Land Rover were left staring in astonishment. They had never imagined that a luxury vehicle worth one or two million would belong to a young man who looked like a student.

The Cleaner’s unnatural expression naturally escaped neither demon’s notice. They cast a contemptuous, mocking glance at the Cleaner sitting stiffly on the ground, then turned to search for their next opponent.

Lang Siqi, however, said, “No, he will not only give you silver—he will be delighted to give you a great deal of it. Although Haole is talented, he still does not understand what the greatest business in this world is. It is neither grain nor firearms, but the nation and the realm.”

After finishing the writing, the man held the letter in his hand. White light rose from his body, and beneath its radiance, the words on the paper gradually faded away.

Hua Yingjie sat in the corner with a look of exasperation. Being studied by others was truly not a pleasant sensation, yet he had no way to change it.

Seeing the dinosaur opposite him lose its imposing presence and sink into the air of a pitiful weakling, Jin Shengzhe instead grew even more confident. Driven by his fierce courage, he strode forward with firm, steady steps.

Although Auntie Sun had complained about him, his mother, Yang Ping, showed not the slightest displeasure. She hurriedly took money from her pocket, sealed it in a large red envelope, and cheerfully escorted Auntie Sun to the door.

If Tang Ming accidentally revealed that he was a traitor before he was prepared, neither Gao Ya nor the Flying Wolf Organization would let him off. He would also lose any chance of continuing to remain undercover within the Flying Wolf Organization.

With that, Ju Wei recounted the scene from the previous night’s dream in full, without leaving out a single detail.

Far away, within the turbulent currents of space, stood two figures whose auras were overwhelmingly powerful. They were at a vast distance from the place where Li You had clashed with the Lord of Light.

If the visitor was a Soul Saint, then he would fight the other party and test his true strength after breaking through to the fifth ring.

Zhang Fei was thick-skinned and exceptionally sturdy. Although Ran Min had once beaten him savagely, the injuries on his body had long since healed completely.

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