Chapter 20: Silent as Ever

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“Not good, the Nine Dragons Refining Heaven Cauldron is about to shatter.” Mu Chen was startled, nearly shouting out loud.

“He’s practically your own brother, yet he ignores you at a time like this, still acting like a big shot every day? I really feel sorry for you!” Liu Zixuan said, then grabbed Old Bull Wu and headed outside.

“Ning Caihua, I will kill you!” the Rock Sword Sage shouted angrily this time; he was truly furious.

Shen Yue nodded. She still trusted Uncle Han’s actions. Despite her reincarnation, Uncle Han was far more experienced and knowledgeable than she was, so there were matters she needed to consult him about.

Li Tianze took the initiative, striking hhh in the abdomen with a punch. He had to seize the iron hammer from hhh immediately—the threat it posed to their side was enormous.

It was only because Mu Chen’s realm was exceptionally high and his command of the law’s power was extremely profound that others assumed his cultivation had reached the pinnacle Emperor level.

In truth, technique—especially with instant messaging software—often just required a mindset; once that obscured window was opened, the outside scenery suddenly became clear.

With the roar of the Angry Flame Demon Saint, the surrounding flames burned more fiercely, the air boiling as if about to explode.

His body gradually lifted from the ground. Beidou was already exhausted, barely able to sustain physical flight with the wings on his back.

After getting out of the car, Bai Jie blinked and glanced at the guide, really wanting to ask: Is this shabby building really the headquarters of Star Convergence?

As long as she could bring her mother’s grave back to H City, letting her mother truly return home, she didn’t care whether he accompanied her or not. In fact, she even hoped Zuo Duoqing wouldn’t follow her.

He watched Li Ge leave without looking back. That girl was always stubborn but soft-hearted, a person who dared to take responsibility. Though Ye Zhen was also determined, their behaviors were quite different—one used brains, the other acted directly.

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Ying Yin gave Yuan Xiao a sidelong glance, picked up a honey tangerine from the table, peeled it in half, and handed it to Yuan Xiao.

In the following half month, the man brought her through experiences she had never encountered before, or even dared to imagine.

On Earth were their dearest lovers, their nurturing parents, and their comrades who endured hardships together in special training—were they all still well?

Upon hearing her mention driving, he just stared at her without moving, seemingly having no intention to start the car.

She hoped to stay busier and busier—to be so occupied she couldn’t remember Su Yu’s abandonment or the cruel harm she inflicted on Dongfang Mo.

Lu Zhanyan no longer dared to run around recklessly; spotting the large tree he mentioned, he went to wait beneath it.

When Bai Lihuang saw him, his fierce expression softened somewhat. Pressing his throbbing temple, he hoarsely asked, “Why are you here?” (Note: “Ya Zhu Jie Ji” seems like a typo or name.)

She needed to keep herself busy; otherwise, her uncontrollable, wild thoughts would spiral—something very harmful.

At this highlight moment in life, Tang Shuang naturally wanted to make a big scene; he felt uneasy if things weren’t known by everyone.

Though a peerless general dominating the battlefield with every advantage, Liu Xuande had too little experience in this “battlefield” and was temporarily at a loss.

Meanwhile, the Genoese nervously looked toward the direction of the incoming arrow, seeing a bustling marketplace crowded with people. The sniper must be hiding there; no one dared to move recklessly.

Ye Jiang thought, having squeezed out from the crowded crowd, he had already changed into ordinary cultivation clothes and donned another illusion mask before entering a spiritual teahouse.

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If they didn’t know Liu Bei’s character, they would have thought he was just spouting nonsense.

“It’s so cold, I’m so cold.” The child seemed not to hear his father, still murmuring about the cold.

To be honest, Tang Shuang was a bit worried that Luo Ming would turn the Snow Mountain Evil Spirit into a terrible movie—not just a bad film, but one so incoherent and chaotic it was a mess.

During this time, Luo Ronghan lost to Chu Changhe in a fight and really didn’t bother her anymore.

When Tang Sugar was three months old, her parents took her from the orphanage.

Gazing into the eyes of the Grand Eunuch, Emperor Alexius remained silent, lazily reaching out to take the secret letter, casually scanning it before folding it and tucking it into his pocket.

The young man watched the elegant figure of the crested ibis gradually disappear into the mountains, spitting fiercely ahead.

“Yes, yes, you’re awesome, you’re awesome…” Doctor Xu replied mechanically, already having no mood to deal with Chen Taixuan, only staring at Bai Suwen’s Jishi Record. If it weren’t for knowing Bai Suwen’s personality, he would have already pounced to snatch it.

As expected, Slim Monkey was indeed up to the task, arriving at the treasure chamber without incident. This was the true treasure room; no need to say, it was filled with gold, silver, and jewels.

There was nothing more to say; the cultivation world held countless mysteries. Fang Xiaoyun had also concealed many secrets when he joined the army. At this moment, he did not want to dig deeper but was inspired to think further.