35 Laborers

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There was no lighting at the doorway, so it was only by the faint night air refracting into the corridor that Zhuo Bufan managed to discern the guilty expression on Xue’er’s face.

"No one turns down money. It’s not that you provoked us; you’re just unlucky," the assassin, Hen, said coldly.

I kept my mouth shut, though I was laughing inwardly. The words I had just used to provoke San Dezi were truly exhilarating; there is something uniquely stimulating about saying such things in front of a eunuch.

"The Taoist Master’s words are exactly what I was thinking. Wang Zilong’s martial arts can only be described as unfathomable!" said Abbess Jingtian of Emei.

If Zhang were to find out, he would surely grumble sourly about "protagonist plot armor" again.

Just as I was preparing to play the hero and save the damsel, I felt a wave of gloom. Could there really be another bored young master in this world who enjoys chivalry and rescuing beauties more than I do? Yet, the voice echoed in the middle of the street without a soul in sight. I looked left, right, front, back, up, and down, but I couldn't find where that person was hiding.

For a fleeting moment, it felt as if ten thousand "grass mud horses" were galloping through Ye Ci’s heart, frolicking across the beautiful Gobi Desert. This was too ridiculous—who asks someone to go find a tombstone? Isn't this just messing with people?

Chen Jinghao and Lin Yu spent the whole morning at the amusement park with Chen Chen, riding almost every attraction.

The ruins were buried deep underground. With no idea of the direction or depth, even if these people worked together, they wouldn't dig up anything useful for a decade.

"The talisman should still be working," Luo Tianyang said simply. He was puzzled by a few things himself; this type of corpse-suppressing talisman was essentially a seal with relatively weak magical power. By all logic, it should still be functioning, yet it appeared completely stagnant.

After finishing the raw pork, she scooped up a handful of fresh pig blood and slurped it up, nodding her head and making humming sounds, a look of pure enjoyment on her face.

Upon closer observation, one could see that many in this group of vampires were wounded, as if a battle had broken out not long ago.

Lin Luoyao was relatively shorter. Even though her appearance had changed, her height remained the same.

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Meanwhile, the spiritual energy within his body felt as if it had been sealed off; no matter how he tried to circulate it, it remained huddled in his Dantian.

As for Black Rose, who stood beside Ning Yao, upon hearing this, she cast a look of disgust at him. This type of man was simply too classless.

"What tier of ranked match is this? I can tell it’s the Korean server, but I can't figure out the skill level. Using these tactics seems so effortless," Allen said, as if he had discovered a treasure. Especially after seeing the devastating late-game power of the "Anti-Korean Middle-Aged Man" strategies, he was beside himself with excitement.

Steve caught his breath, a cold smirk sliding across his lips. He picked up his diamond sword again and swung it directly at the two trapped maze slimes. The wretched creatures couldn't move, leaving them with no choice but to take the beating.

Luo Bei understood. All the supreme experts of the Phoenix Clan were currently in seclusion. Without doing so, if any accident were to occur, the Phoenix Clan would have no way to defend themselves.

A surge of emotions flooded his mind, and Liu Chao’s body began to tremble violently from sheer terror.

They raised their hands simultaneously, and a massive amount of golden and white light particles radiated from their palms, spreading in all directions.

If someone else had said those words, she might not have believed it. But coming from Su Qiaoqiao, she found herself inexplicably trusting them.

"What an unlucky guy. What kind of charm does he have to attract over a dozen monsters all at once?" someone remarked, still shaken as they sat in the Derivation Spring to recover.

Seven of the imprisoned Tier 4 demonic beasts were sealed within the eyes of the formation, providing a constant supply of energy to keep the array running, thereby channeling the starlight from the sky to the Star-Drawing Tower in the center of Zhaixing Palace.

Kapuda was somewhat surprised by Liu Zhi’s choice, but he agreed nonetheless, taking out the mass of flesh and putting the item from his hand into his own backpack.

Hu Yan’s internal energy was completely exhausted; he was no match for the freak. Once this golden barrier shattered, he would be like fish on a chopping block, left to be slaughtered.

In the gaming industry, his company had occupied the top spot for nearly twenty years.

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"How can that be..." Second Madam Shangguan started to say, but she saw her son, Shangguan Muyun, shake his head.

Regarding the so-called "Imperial Clan Graces," Shangguan Jing always felt it was a unique system of the Great Zhou Dynasty. As a modern person who hadn't studied history very well, she didn't recall ever seeing a similar system in her history classes.

Shen Buhui lay limply on Yin Yu, boneless and soft. Yin Yu picked her up, tossed her into the car, and sped away.

Yin Xiangjun had yet to marry. At his age, it seemed unlikely he would ever see Yin Xiangjun settle down and have children.

Jiang Chen felt a surge of anger. He wanted to blame Yao Qing, but then he realized he couldn't absolve himself of responsibility; if he hadn't agreed to let Yao Qing take the eldest, none of what followed would have happened.

Xiang Qin looked at the evasive Yun Xuan with a smile and didn't press the matter, as if letting it slide, which made Yun Xuan breathe a quiet sigh of relief.

Yun Xuan had given up on thinking. He didn't want to delve too deeply into how many secrets the Cat Leg’s words contained that could shake the Empire; he would just continue to get along as he always had.

A few days later, on the weekend, Shen Buhui went to the hospital to have her cast removed. The feeling of regaining her freedom made her cherish the present moment even more.

She flew high into the sky, her hands forming seals in rapid succession. A massive crack began to appear across the frozen, thousand-mile landscape.

The light screen of the Tie Shan Pass defensive array was dimming, as if a few more attacks would shatter it entirely. Just as the thousand-odd barbarian cultivators thought the breakthrough was in sight, the surrounding light suddenly darkened, and a massive shadow loomed over them.

He had intended to test Yue Mingxin earlier, which was why he had channeled his spiritual energy while performing the salute.