Volume One, Chapter 98: Something Has Happened

Zhang Weidong shook the rice off his chopsticks onto the ground, and the large black rat immediately began to nibble at it.

Qian Mo, are you happy for me too? I hope you can live a happy life in another world.

With two sharp cracks, flames of fire magic struck the corpses, causing their bodies to shudder slightly. Then, two bolts of thunder magic rained down from the sky.

“Heh heh…” Seeing her full of complaints, the bearded man couldn’t help but reach out and tap her forehead, smiling wryly. “You, Chen Yu, are so ungrateful. I brought you the boat, and you still expect me to pick an auspicious day? Why does everything I do seem to go wrong?”

A red fire dragon appeared before Li Yan, then suddenly lifted its head and let out a long, piercing roar. With the momentum of a charging army, it charged toward the long-snouted dragon crocodile.

Guo Lin held her head gently, allowing her body to lean against his large thigh. When she shifted slightly, she brushed against a particularly sensitive spot on him.

Through his magic eye, Andy learned that the Beast King Liexian’s attack power exceeded 500,000 points, along with a host of formidable skills.

The Lone Golden Moon Wolf wasn’t foolish enough to play the hero; otherwise, it wouldn’t have brought so many intermediate-level beasts to pursue the Wind Shadow Leopard.

“Yes, of course. It’s more important to me than my own life,” Chris said firmly, then smiled over his shoulder and walked away.

She reached out to turn on the room light, but he caught her hand. In the night’s darkness, his eyes burned like twin flames. He held her tightly with all his strength, his body radiating heat, his intense presence enveloping her.

“It’s truly cruel… there’s not even the slightest chance…” Nomingyu muttered sarcastically, almost to himself.

At that moment, she heard a noise inside her room and faint voices speaking softly. Unsure of what was happening, she lifted the curtain and was instantly shocked by what she saw.

Upon seeing this, Qiao Jun smiled brightly—his name suited him well, handsome and radiant like the sun. Without a word, he quietly took a wine flask, poured it full for Feng Yuan, then filled his own cup and drank it down.

He Hao laughed, “I’ve long wanted to witness Brother Yuan’s bravery. How could I miss it?”
“Then it’s settled. I’ll come for you first thing tomorrow morning, and we’ll meet them at the city gate.”
When He Hao agreed, Yuan Dahai gave some final instructions before turning to leave.

Gu Sheng was exceptionally well-behaved when following Gu Yanzhou, clearly very close to him, yet there was a trace of reverence toward her elder in that closeness.

She could only rely heavily on Ling Xi. As for Ling Chen, she was barely better than useless, incomparable to Ling Xi in every way. Thinking of Ling Xi, she also thought of Lan Mengdie. As long as Lan Mengdie still remembered old ties, the marriage between Ling Xi and the Third Prince would naturally follow.

Su Xue spoke slowly, “In ancient times, it was believed that after death, the only thing one could leave their descendants was the feng shui of their tomb.”

Yue Hua nodded resolutely. As she changed the ice again, Nurse Wei returned to the room, taking a needle from her sewing basket and carefully heating it over the fire. Everyone exchanged uneasy glances, none daring to make a move.

In the midst of the army’s stunned silence, Aunt Liu had already reached the main gate. She pushed the door with all her strength, and with a loud bang, the gate swung open. With such a commotion, she was certain Tao Hua and Liu Haitao had long since heard it.

The situation was urgent. Shao Siyen concisely recounted the events, especially emphasizing the half address that Liu Qi had provided.