Chapter 59: Perhaps She Is a Fallen Soul Master

"She might be a fallen soul master!" Flender interrupted Yu Xiaogang, making this guess, which coincided with Yu Xiaogang's own.

Yu Xiaogang nodded, his expression extremely grave. "A normal soul master's cultivation speed could not possibly be this fast. A few months ago she was only at the soul elder level, and now she is close to the soul emperor realm, or perhaps has already reached it. This is impossible!"

Yu Xiaogang said with certainty, "Moreover, it is very likely that she relies on devouring the cultivation of others to advance."

Towering trees and mountains piercing the clouds stood tall. The island was enveloped in seven-colored light, emitting a dreamy radiance.

They directly proposed that the Yanhuang clan should leave the continent of Azeroth, and the rest of the races quickly seconded the motion.

The disappearance of the flower clumps was truly a strange affair. If one were to say the bees had flown away, it might be convincing, but for the flowers filling the entire valley to also vanish into thin air was genuinely bizarre.

After breaking through the encirclement, Lu Shuiyi did not linger. She turned around, her hands moving in a blur. Wherever her military saber passed, a bloody mess ensued, and four or five flesh balls fell in response to her blade. The bizarre insects suffered another heavy loss.

His younger brother, who used to be completely obedient to him, now dared to speak to him in this manner? It seemed that during the twenty years of his seclusion, his brother's courage had grown considerably.

It seemed this dog lived nearby. At this thought, the gloom on Tu Mi's face vanished, replaced by a smile.

"Indeed, isn't that scorpion demon fellow usually quite arrogant? Why is there no movement from him now?" Another Purple-Cyan Nether Flame Tiger asked in a cold voice.

Lu Chen did not stand on ceremony and accepted half, intending to distribute it to the players who had just fallen on the battlefield after the national war ended.

Making this promise, Li Jing'er did not feel a shred of fear. After all, she did not believe her project would end in failure. Her confidence was overflowing, waiting only for the east wind.

Less than a hundred miles to the northwest of that position lay the Thunder Empire, and less than a hundred miles to the southeast was the Ten Thousand Beasts Mountain Range—it was a strategic choke point. Once the national war broke out, as our troops marched from the Ten Thousand Beasts Mountain Range toward the border, these three fortresses would be wedged right behind us.

The Mu Group was financially robust. Even if the documentary they funded turned out unappealing and resulted in a complete loss, it would not pose any major problem.

Tang Seng revealed a smile. Once those people realized the immense power of money, they would undoubtedly go to any lengths to acquire resources.

That man looked closely at Li Xiangqian. He was of slender build and wore thin clothing, so he likely was not concealing any weapons. Besides, the person before him had proper manners and spoke gently; surely he could not be a bad person.

"There is even a technique to sleep one's way to divinity?" Tian Huo had never heard of it either. He glanced at Xu Lu, only to see Xu Lu blink his eyes.

The one who created the echo was Grimgal's honorary professor, known as the genius of physics, Thomas.

The once-bustling imperial court had grown silent. For a full three months, no court assembly had been held in the royal palace. According to Prime Minister Xiao's report, more than half of the court officials had already resigned and retired; the moment the first defense line was breached, they had lost all confidence in the Beixuan Empire.

The garrison captain was a Spirit-Mystic Spirit-Body Spirit King, five thousand nine hundred years old, wearing fourth-grade worn profound-crystal iron armor. Although he appeared spirited, his attire made the poverty of this place all too evident. The garrison captain was, after all, the highest-ranking military official here.

Having no choice but to say goodbye to the person you love most—what kind of feeling is that? You may not have experienced it, but Kim Taeyeon had.

Zhou Yi, Wang Lang, and the others had waited for this moment for a long time. Seeing An Liang step onto the stage first, they stepped back onto it with excited hearts.

The number of likes and replies this rumor received far surpassed any other hearsay, even making it to the secondary headlines of some entertainment newspapers.

Seeing this, Ling Yuhang pouted, wearing a very sweet smile as she blinked her innocent eyes widely at Shang Jiaqian.

Seeing that the sheepskin was finally sold and the buyer had not found any flaws, Videnina breathed a sigh of relief. Yet, she always felt this was deeply wrong. However, seeing her joyous father, she did not know how to advise him, so she could only step down from the carriage first to search the market for the bell bracelet Tia wanted.