Chapter 28

"There is no need for you to think about torturing me. Although I cannot move right now, ending my own life is still well within my power," Qian Butong added shortly thereafter.

"Are we going to hunt down criminals this time?" Harry put down the cards in his hand, his voice filled with excitement.

Even so, Talia narrowed her eyes in contentment, as if she had tasted honey, and even tilted her head to press her cheek against the back of An Ling's hand.

To prevent the prescription from being stolen, Wei Chenrui added a few ingredients that required special processing when she wrote it out.

What the seven passes are shall not be detailed for now; suffice it to say that the Taiyou Pass corresponds to the Army-Breaking Star of the Big Dipper.

Yet, unexpectedly, she was completely unharmed now. Truly, she was grateful for the protection of the Light.

An Ling’s gaze shifted, catching sight of an exquisite but unfinished ruby hairpin in Talia’s hand.

The man in the top hat glared at Joey’s right hand resting on his gun holster and the federal marshal badge on his chest. He spat out a low curse and, amidst the jeering of the crowd, slunk away with his clothes in tow.

Qian Kongkong had already rushed ahead to the capital to investigate the truth, and he, too, was waiting for the right opportunity.

Jia Xingtian did not set off immediately; he wanted to extract some useful information from Kaido.

The Great Han had organized a coalition of over ten thousand vassals in the Central Yin Province, directly crushing the Maya King's army of thirty thousand. The coalition then pursued them all the way to surround the Maya capital. Had it not been for Xu Aimin's mediation, the Maya Kingdom would likely have vanished into thin air.

However, because she had suffered fatal injuries, the situation began to change. The system exhausted all its energy to save her life; with the energy gone, it might no longer be able to exist in this world.

Yet, when he glared viciously at Lin Xing, he found that not only did the man look completely unruffled, but he was also staring right back at him.

"Miss Jiang, rest assured. Once you marry into our Hu family, I, Old Third Hu, will certainly not treat you poorly."

The room fell silent for a moment. Qinghe chose to take a step back, subtly widening the distance between them.

Countless Zerg appeared around Tan Fu. Her gaze sharpened as she raised her gun to block their attack.

No fireworks or firecrackers, no festive joy, no gathering of families... It was a quiet Spring Festival.

Even Tan Jincheng did not know how to respond; the question left them both in an awkward predicament.

This place looked different from the surrounding high-tech buildings; from the outside, it appeared incredibly archaic.

The Human King transformed into a streak of light, fleeing toward the center of the Demon Realm. At this moment, Xiao Ye's thoughts happened to coincide with theirs, and he had already begun quietly seeking out some powerful demons.

The old woman said in a cold, icy tone, "Now you two know how formidable I am, don't you?" At that moment, I seemed to have discovered some secret, and Yuyan also realized something.

Fabao sighed helplessly. He had indeed been too impatient in this matter. He hadn't even brought the magical beast he liked for Xiao Ye to see before asking for his approval. It was indeed somewhat inappropriate.

Anyway, this wasn't something that absolutely required seeing their King to disclose; who knows, she might have heard news about Sun Wukong?

Ye Yichen stood suspended in the air before Epoch Peak, looking relaxed and at ease as he faced the Epoch Sect nestled on the mountainside.

"Damn it! It's a Soldier Ant! That guy didn't attack! It must be hiding near the cave entrance waiting to ambush me!" Shen Yi cursed.

Everything I told you just now is indeed my personal experience, without a shred of falsehood. But as I said myself, even in the eyes of those in the paranormal circle, these events sound like something out of a fairy tale, utterly unreal.

For instance, there was once a massive Zerg invasion. Relying on their collective consciousness, they swarmed in like locusts. Wherever they passed, not a blade of grass survived. They were invincible.

Xie Rongjun let out a pained shout and slammed his palm onto the flying claw. The power of the Spirit-Splitting Iron Claw was immense, actually snapping off two of the five tips of the flying claw.

Despite the Han family man’s continuous wailing, Jiang Chenyuan’s face was filled with a cold sneer as he stepped closer and closer to the pale-faced man.

Glaring at him, Mu Wan'an shook out the tangled blanket, but when she looked at Song Bingjue again, she found that his expression had shifted to one of grievance.

I don't know if the Soviet Union felt a sudden pang of conscience, but seeing the Wang woman dead, they held her and wept together. They wailed with snot and tears, a sight so frightening that the villagers dared not approach to take a closer look, only watching from afar.

The anger that had originally subsided flared up again instantly. Whenever Cheng Wushuang tried to pick up a dish, she would thrust her chopsticks over, snatching several shrimp right from under his.

"Just join us! I can't promise anything grand, but having enough to eat won't be a problem!" I looked at Gao Yu and said calmly.

Song Bingjue glanced at the somewhat embarrassed Mu Wan'an beside him. In front of everyone, he reached out and took her hand, even deliberately holding it up for all to see.

"Don't go running around lately, and don't get into trouble, understand?" the Dean suddenly cautioned with deep concern.

"Young people should take better care of themselves. If you end up with some long-term complications, how bad would that be!" Old Xu advised.