Chapter 114: Chaos Unleashed

To say that Liu Feiyun liked Ye Cheng would be an exaggeration. By nature, she was a rather indifferent person—not the type whose head would be easily turned by a sudden rush of romance. Besides, she was an undercover agent sent by the Chen family of Liuzhou to keep an eye on Ye Cheng; she hardly had the time or inclination for such thoughts. Liu Guagua, on the other hand, seemed to have arrived at this strange conclusion out of nowhere. Could it be that he had noticed her occasionally shadowing Su Chan and Ye…?

He produced a vessel of the finest jade and carefully placed the cracked golden magnetite stone inside.

Then Song Jie turned his gaze toward the professor. “I know you’re a paladin by trade and you possess an invincible skill, but I don’t believe you can keep your shield up forever.” As he spoke, he bent to pick up another stone from the ground, eyeing the professor and the others cowering behind him with clear malice.

“I’m only telling you this to explain why I’m so obsessed with ‘Yan Nuan.’ The moment she appeared, I rushed in without a second thought…” Yin Chenlang left his next words unsaid, his recent harm to Shen Anyan still painfully fresh in his mind.

Yet he never uttered a single complaint. He simply racked his brains to carry out the mysterious entity’s orders, as loyal as the most faithful of hounds.

“You filthy beggar! I’ll kill you! How dare you try to cheat me?” the burly man shouted, spurring his horse toward Ding Yi.

Close behind her rode a squad of elite cavalry—not the traditional horsemen of the plains, but the armored and heavily armed riders of the Great Qi imperial court. Two formidable bodyguards accompanied them, one at the rank of Earth Immortal, the other a Human Immortal.

This delighted Dr. Grace, Parker, and Colonel Miles to no end. The moment word got out, they all rushed over to ask Jack how he had escaped from danger.

Upon seeing Mother Qin, Shen Anyan finally relaxed a little—only to suddenly collapse from her seat to the floor with a thud.

Of course, these matters were conducted in the utmost secrecy. Only a handful of people knew of them, including Abbot Qiuyue of the Buddhist order, the two chief monks, and from the Eight Legions, the Heavenly Division’s Indra, Great Brahma, and Asura of the Asura Division.

At the foot of Seven Star Mountain, Feng Tao, the disciples of Yunxia Sect, and other martial artists waited anxiously. Suddenly, Xie Nantian and his companions shot down from the mountain in streaks of light, landing before the crowd.

“No, no, don’t light it again! If you do, there’ll be nothing left!” He felt the burned flesh throbbing, the alcohol cooling it slightly. If they kept scorching him, he feared he’d truly be ruined.

He Zisang had no words in response, while over the phone, Yu Ying chattered on excitedly, as if afraid he would refuse her request.

Sitting across from Lin Chendong, Ma Ling’er never imagined that the mysterious young man would, under the table, lift her skirt with his foot and stealthily nudge a pig’s trotter toward the spot between her legs.

Li Hu’s spiritual sense had already detected the destruction of the fifth gate. In a single instant, he arrived at the scene, but still found no trace of them. A faint wisp of celestial energy lingered in the air; his eyes narrowed in suspicion. Was it possible one among them had formed a foundation with the Dao of Heaven?

He himself was reluctant to part with Cai Jue, but over time, he realized she truly wasn’t learning much from him—perhaps even regressing.

A sports car raced by, its modified engine roaring so loudly that the whole countryside could hear it.

He would never see the Sword Tomb again, but that man kept forging iron without the slightest change in expression. The only difference was, he truly was forging iron continuously, not simply repeating a single motion. Whenever he was dissatisfied, he would discard his work and begin anew.

Meanwhile, Ye Jiaoyue was pondering what sort of project could hold Hu Yuan in such thrall.

Zhou Can shook his head. Since he was already here, he might as well wait a bit longer. Perhaps they had just gone out to buy something.