Chapter 126: Maple Xiu’s Silent Struggles and the Curious Trio
The chaotic situation was something Bai Nianxuan, Ah Bao, and the others had never anticipated.
Bai Nianxuan sat on the empty sofa to her left, determined to avoid the resentful gaze of the Demon God Emperor, Feng Xiu. To be honest, her impression of Feng Xiu had always been one of terrifying power. But after today, she could only view him as a bitter, jealous man. Who could be so petty as to be jealous of his own daughter? Clearly, Ah Bao and Mendi felt the same.
In reality, Shen Wuyou was not worried, as he had already instructed Ji Yue to keep a close watch. With a green-eyed zombie on guard, he felt quite at ease.
Even the tribal warriors who were half-asleep in their tents were quietly infiltrated, their sleep turned into an eternal slumber that night.
Because her feet were off the ground, Li Suqin had no leverage and realized that her attempt to drag her husband down with her was futile. She had no choice but to stop struggling.
Nie Haowei gained possession of the ball in midfield once again, but instead of looking for a pass, he charged directly into the rhombic defensive line of Penghu Middle School. Facing Wei Jiuyong’s obstruction, he tilted his body to the left, gently flicked the ball with his left foot, and dribbled past to Wei Jiuyong’s left.
"Understood!" No one contested Shen Wuyou’s words. Immediately, Shen Wuyou and Daoist Zhenwu leaped together and landed deep within the pit.
She had no idea that Number Ninety-Nine had noticed her the moment the abnormal surge of energy within her was about to erupt. Although it had not seen Kaya’s face clearly, it had indeed sensed that fleeting, terrifying power emanating from her.
This interior region of the Divine Kingdom looked nothing like the world in Kaya’s memories. If not for the fact that some of the cities and towns still bore the names they had before the apocalypse, Kaya would have thought Dr. Zhang had led them to the wrong place.
This made Fang Te wonder about Sweet’s invitation to meet at Yanju. Did everyone in this world prefer to hold secret meetings in such places?
The series of events today had left Su Wuxi feeling completely overwhelmed. At this moment, she truly felt she needed a good rest; otherwise, she would not be able to carry on.
The Black Crow wanted a piece of charred wooden plaque, while the Iron-Masked Man demanded a ruby necklace.
She was not truly fifteen, nor was she really a young lady of the Marquis of Yongning’s estate; she was Zheng Heng, the Empress Dowager Zheng who had lived two lifetimes.
He finally looked down properly and saw the three of them dressed in fine silk and satin, adorned with jade at their waists. It was clear they were young masters from wealthy families, though he had no idea what brought them to such a place.
Of course, these Daoists did not assume that something had gone wrong just because he had not emerged. Having reached the level of the Imperial Dao, his demise would certainly not have been silent.
Besides, what had they been fighting and bleeding for all these years? Wasn't it to create a better Earth for their descendants?
Liang Qizhen stared wide-eyed at Wang Cong, slapping her own thighs and laughing happily from time to time.
Upon hearing this, Rong Xi guessed that Liu Yun intended to go back on her word and refuse to hand over the Qingdi Grass to save the person.
Then, by using a metal detector to search the ruins for buried treasure, one could fully extricate oneself without raising any suspicion or revealing any anomalies.
Tong Wu realized he had been reckless, quickly steadied He San, and scanned the surroundings.
At that moment, Feng Ran hung suspended in mid-air, his body wreathed in a faint, ethereal glow. Thick golden light spilled from his seven orifices, and his golden eyes were locked firmly onto Feng Hao and the old man from the Earth-Splitting Realm, while beads of golden sweat rolled down his forehead.
Arriving at the foot of the nearest "Source Node," Feng Hao was truly startled by the bustling scene before him. Donghong City was well-deserving of its status as a first-tier city on the Hong Clan’s home planet; the cities he had visited before could not compare to it at all.