35. Sixty Years Ago, The Forbidden Art

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Tang Ye’s contemptuous remark was guaranteed to make enemies. It instantly ignited everyone’s anger, and they felt he was deliberately provoking them.

Gazing at Ye Xunhuan’s rugged, chiseled features and his gaze, as gentle as water yet burning with the flames of love, Qiu Ruoxi’s heartbeat suddenly quickened.

“I’ll remember that. When the time comes, I’ll help you look into it!” Olivia agreed at once.

They had simple wishes and simple thoughts. They had no intention of concerning themselves with all the turmoil, bloodshed, and violence.

None of Wu Wang, Miao Yuer, or Tang Zisang could see the Divine Dragon’s Soul-Shattering Presence. In truth, the divine pressure weighing upon them all came from it. As long as that presence remained, it could move throughout the dragon vein and exert pressure on anyone who entered. If someone was evil and needed to be destroyed, it would release even greater power.

Qin Zheng raised his brows and cast a healing spell from afar toward that member. He did not know whether his meager effort would be enough to save the man’s life.

A succession of questions sent the Watcher into a fury. Roaring repeatedly, he launched a frenzied assault on the King of Southern Conquest.

Faced with a meritorious subject like Shen Gongbao, even the Saint Yuanshi was reluctant to part with him and felt indebted to him. Naturally, he could not refuse Shen Gongbao’s final request.

Wu Wang was astonished that, apart from possessing immense strength, Tang Ye could also release such tremendous vitality. He had originally believed that someone like Tang Ye, burdened by such immense murderous violence, must have possessed an evil heart. Yet how could a truly evil person possess such life force?

If possible, he would settle the matter tonight. There would be no need to mobilize so many people against an unknown nobody.

Sister Li struggled incessantly. Horrified to discover that Mianmian possessed astonishing strength, she could only strain her voice and scream at the top of her lungs.

Afterward, Xu Baiyu and Qian Hua felt their bodies slowly descend, until at last they landed on a platform.

“We still have to wait a little longer! The stone won’t cry at a time like this!” Jessie Da hurriedly explained, afraid that Xu Baiyu would lose his temper.

Inside the Desolate Cauldron, Yin Feng was enveloped in a dazzling white halo, his entire body shimmering with radiance. The top of his head was smooth as a mirror, reflecting the light until it was almost blinding. The muscles throughout his body had become even more refined and well-proportioned, giving him an intensely athletic appearance. His features had not changed much, except that they had become more defined, lending his handsome face a touch of resolve.

After pacing around the room for a while, Ke Qingyun found himself unbearably bored. He pushed open the door and walked out, with Tangyuan following close behind.

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“Look at you. You’ve become so skilled at using phrases learned from those popular stories of the mortal world. So you’re not pretending to be simple and honest anymore?”

“The advantage of wet aging is that it causes less loss of ingredients and takes less time. In general, a very good aging result can be achieved in just a few days. If left too long—more than six or seven days—the steak will spoil and rot.”

The young man thought carefully for a moment, as though he had only just remembered something, then hurried after them with an uneasy, timid air.

At home, the family members who had always disliked and despised her suddenly began treating her wonderfully overnight.

Li Chengfeng pushed hard against the lid above him and climbed out, with Xiao He and Luo Fanchen following close behind.

“You take those six. I’ll handle these two,” Xiahou Xiongba said as he approached step by step.

Now this was getting interesting. Since Yan Changsong was a blood-sucking vampire, his teacher certainly could not be human either.

Out of professional responsibility, and in order to preserve the Spirit Academy’s pleasant campus atmosphere, he had to send Su Jinchuan away.

“Five days from now, the Imperial City will dispatch an envoy to the Xun Kingdom. Besides guards, the group will include palace weavers. You can mix in with them and accompany them to deliver silk to the Xun Kingdom.”

The moment Wu Muyun finished speaking, he regretted it.

Later, Yang Jiang, who had been secretly in love with her for years, became the child of a family enriched by demolition compensation. His family was wealthy enough to give her the life she wanted, so she accepted his pursuit, and the two began a relationship. Unfortunately, their happy days lasted only a few days before Yang Jiang was arrested and imprisoned, and she was told that Zuo Mo was responsible.

Seeing Xiang Yue’e continue sitting silently curled up on the sofa, tears streaming down her face, He Min felt somewhat guilty. Yet whenever she thought of her objective, she could no longer spare any thought for Xiang Yue’e.

“Let go of me! Somebody help!” Mo Qiantao had never expected to encounter human traffickers immediately after leaving the city. The world was far too dangerous.

Leng Junyi had not expected Guixin to have become completely obsessed. He was actually preparing a ring to propose over a game.

The people inside the house probably had not expected Yingzi to suddenly come home either. After hearing her, they remained unresponsive for quite some time.

“The Lord of Floating Immortal City treats you very well too—better than he treats his own sons. Why did you leave again?” Li Mo continued asking.

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As luck would have it, an exceptionally beautiful girl named Liu Xiumei had joined Li Tongtong’s class that day. She claimed to be Feng Jun’s cousin.

Besides, although Jiang Sichen had sponsored Xia Shiguang during those years, she had still felt uncomfortable about it. Though she had not worked to earn money, she had made great efforts to win scholarships at school.

There was no road around the stronghold. Hua Jiu guessed that they must have used teleportation tokens like Zhongtian had.

Gu Chen’s face had turned livid. Xia Shiguang thought in dismay, I’m finished, I’m finished. Gu Chen had always been utterly impartial at work. Even Xie Shirui, who had followed him for so many years, would still be reprimanded when she deserved it.

Buckhouse’s eyes lit up. He reached out and took the package. When he opened it, he found five identical battle blades lying inside. Yet the weapons were rather strange: each blade was covered in uniquely curved patterns. They resembled circuitry, and each one radiated an unusual yellow light.

He softly uttered two words, and the entire villa district was instantly enveloped by an invisible sword radiance.

Nie Youyou waved her hand briskly, turned around, and walked toward the school, her figure carefree and decisive.

Watching her retreating back, Chen Hao curled his lip. He could not be bothered to associate with someone who was obviously not worth befriending.

Taiyuan was very pleased to hear this. After discussing it for a while with several people whose views aligned with his own, he agreed.

Wei Guoqiang was deeply shaken when he saw it. He rushed to Haishi overnight, but he did not immediately meet with Andy. A single letter was not enough to make him place his complete trust in the man.

The candle flame wavered, and the shadows blurred until they could no longer be seen. Everything dimmed, all things withered, and the world tilted askew.

The nearest Level Five beginner city to Nanming City was Plum Blossom City. Before heaven and earth changed, the two had been separated by several dozen kilometers. Nanming, however, was a mountain city, making it even more remote and backward.

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