Chapter 69

When I opened my eyes, I found myself inside a dilapidated movie theater, sitting in a seat within the screening hall.

Ruyan got up, walked slowly forward a few steps, and handed the memorial to the attendant who stepped forward from the jade platform to receive it, yet she still kept the contents of the memorial unsaid.

"This is impossible," Ye Wenfeng suddenly denied. He had examined Li Silin's injuries. If it had been done by Tang Jiahe, how come she was not infected with the virus?

The legend was as bewitching and charming as the spider lily, yet capable of leading people to death. Because only a supreme identity could be a match for her, Yu looked at her with a dazed expression and flew toward her.

After finally catching her breath, she looked up to find that the tall bushes were gone, and the peculiar scenery resembling a world of giants had also vanished. Instead, there was a lush green meadow, and at regular intervals, one would discover a small earthen mound about ten square meters in area and taller than a man, which was likewise covered in vibrant green.

When the lid of the food box was lifted, Lin, whose stomach had been rumbling in protest countless times, immediately got up and ran over to the box, impatiently serving herself without waiting.

"Sigh..." Another sigh escaped Shen Qingwu's lips. From early this morning until now, Shen Qingwu had been leaning against the railing and had lost count of how many sighs she had heaved, causing Su Ge and Su Xin nearby to repeatedly shrug and shake their heads.

During these ten days, except for mealtimes, they were so busy the rest of the time that they didn't even manage to see each other.

The other Poison Emissaries all looked at me with strange gazes, eyes that looked not at a human, but at a monster.

Hearing this, Claudia looked at Jaina, only to find Jaina's eyes filled with determination. This showed that Jaina's previous confusion was mostly about other matters, and as for the issue of the heart, she had already made up her mind.

The appearance of the two dogs was like a shot of adrenaline. The prayer chants, which had already become intermittent, grew loud once more, though the calls were hoarse and sounded truly grating.

Elder Cangtian thought to himself: I am treating this dead girl's injuries, yet I still get ordered around by her. Where does the dignity of a Supreme Elder lie?

However, Cao Jun's mind was not yet fully mature, so during this period of time, his heart felt quite suppressed.

The sky was already late, and the light in the forest was even dimmer. The person stood with their back to the light and could not be clearly seen, but judging by their figure, they seemed to be a child.

That was why he was so eager to find Haruka Sakuraba, and even resorted to toying with her—behavior that didn't quite fit his current style.

His brain went with a boom and shattered directly, like a rotten watermelon dropped onto the ground, splitting apart completely with red and white smeared everywhere.

Of course, the emphasized directions of the amplified limits during the ultimate burst of different schools of breathing techniques also varied.

"Linglong, have you found it?" Shenyue Chizhe turned to look at him, for Linglong was the most important thing.

Falling blossoms drifted everywhere, filling the sky and the earth. In the distance, red plum blossoms bloomed like a demonic mist, and amidst those plum blossoms, nine dancing snow-white tails faintly emerged.

Mo Aoqing was truly terrified this time. She could sense the meaning in the gazes of those demons; she did not want to be touched by these disgusting monsters, nor did she wish to be humiliated by them.

Turning a blind eye to Zhao Zilong's injuries, Jin Tang maintained a speed of sixty kilometers per hour while running. Even though Zhao Zilong tried his best to cushion the vibrations in his body, the pain on his back still made cold sweat pour all over him.

"Then let's go." Since she would be pursued no matter which direction she took, she might as well lead these people pursuing her into the presence of powerful figures from the higher realms. That way, perhaps she could suppress their momentum a little.

As he spoke, Yan Ba clenched his fists, and his arms emitted a crisp cracking sound. Clearly, he had been practicing in the realm of external force for a long time; otherwise, it would have been impossible for him to possess such pure internal energy.

The reason for dividing into two factions was mostly out of fear of drawing attention. Gathering seventy or eighty people in the desert was definitely a massive force that would surely bring trouble upon themselves, so they simply split into two groups and then acted together, greatly reducing outside suspicion and serving as a cover for their identities.

This series of actions happened in a flash, like sparks from flint, and the surrounding crowd barely had time to react. It wasn't until a blinding light pierced into the house, brightening the originally dim environment, that they abruptly discovered the front half of the main residence had been cleaved right down the middle, leaving a terrifying crack eight meters long.

Having arrived in Tibet for more than two months, they had gradually adapted to the local climate and environment. Although they still felt a bit breathless after strenuous exercise, it was much better than collapsing after taking just two steps at the beginning.

"Well, if it's you... it's probably the experience of cultivating together with companions." Yes, if it were the man in front of her... judging by her understanding of this fellow, he should have quite a few companions, and those companions, if she guessed correctly, might even include members of the Dragon Clan.

Not long after Yun Hao and Shi Qilin entered the mountain gate, there were many members of the Haoran Sect, creating a lively atmosphere.

Qin Yi embraced her fragrant shoulder with gratification, and Ao Ke'er leaned against his chest. The two spoke little, simply nestling closely together like this, watching the tide rise and fall, which was already enough.

It was just that his divine soul had been severely injured at the time, and he simply dared not cross this nearly ten-thousand-meter-wide magma lake to the upper level.

Fang Xiao and Peng Yueyu rushed over with a start. Looking closely, a faint sacred silver light was already radiating from around the silver flood dragon in mid-air, and the dragon as a whole seemed to be in a dormant state.

He had a bold conjecture: perhaps the prediction made by "Leaf" was not based on gaming common sense and match experience, but rather on the combat habits of the players.

The Primordial Soul space seemed to have turned into an ocean, with a hundred green dragons swimming leisurely and soaring within it, taking on various forms.

After a long silence, Feng Taotian's brow furrowed slightly. Historical records stated that a volcano once existed here, and fighting was generally prohibited, yet battles were continuously breaking out now.