Chapter 116: The Access Control Is Yours

They arrived here at nine in the morning. After cycling and barbecuing, it was unconsciously already two in the afternoon.

Considering that Chen Shian, Wen Zhixia, and Lin Mengqiu still had evening self-study sessions tonight, Li Wanyin took the initiative to end today's cycling activity.

The six of them went together to the bus stop.

Wu Jiayun and Yan Yufei were also off today, so the two elder sisters followed Li Wanyin back home. After dinner, they would return.

Chen Shian and the others had already confirmed they would not be home.

Professor Gao’s expression shifted from stunned to astonished, then to shock as he stared intently at the young man surnamed Bo.

“Yes, Your Highness!” Liu Jin responded, releasing a breath of relief at the same time. After all, a prince is still a prince, unchanged.

The king wore a solemn expression as he began to recount the tale, with Bart listening gravely. Tian Miao and the other three held their cups with both hands, eyes wide as they watched the king.

“Here.” Pei Zonghao gasped sharply. Feng Xueyao, after seeing this, removed her sable fur cloak and gently draped it over Pei Zonghao’s shoulders.

The publicly stated reason was to prevent infection by an alien virus. The purple blood river that once flowed through the Los Angeles Stadium was still staining the grass.

On that once noble battlefield, my war cry pierced the silence; my light warded off the darkness. Today, I serve a new master—Oblivion.

This mutated colossal sword did not thrust into the earth with hatred but eerily sank into the chest of Hatred itself, without a trace of power spilling outward.

Naturally, they inquired about Zhou Yu’s whereabouts. Yuan Man simply said he had something to attend to and requested leave for the afternoon. Yuan Wu and the others grew solemn upon hearing this. When Yuan Man asked, they admitted they regarded Zhou Yu as truly formidable; even skipping classes occasionally, his grades surpassed theirs.

“Not yet. There are still some parts of this world that need repair. You were truly remarkable before. Many places here are pierced by resentment; they must be mended,” Tian Miao smiled.

The atmosphere between the two suddenly grew tense. Bai Yu, on the other side, was more uneasy than when they first entered the mountains.

“Commander, go to the adjacent bedroom. There’s a skylight up there. Climb through it. I will have someone tear open an exit. You and your team can break out from there.” Shortly after, the earpiece crackled again, but the voice inside addressed Ling Tian as “commander.” That title sounded rather odd.

So I have a proposal: in front of everyone, I will present a vitality pill and test its effect live. I have brought a patient with facial burns. If this pill is truly as miraculous as you claim, it should heal the burns.

Centered on Leng Meiying, the ground within a ten-meter radius suddenly sank three feet. The lush green grass was instantly crushed into powder beneath her overwhelming aura.

He held the mysterious Yellow-Black Yin-Yang Umbrella and, having expended the Void Transfer Talisman, easily passed the test, earning second place.

But in Yang’s eyes, the speed of the Grass Flyer was a joke. This bandit’s speed was comparable only to that of Zheng Binbin’s sworn brother, Hua Liuxiang.

“Captain... there are... many strange insects! They’re crawling out from the town hospital. There’s a large underground chamber beneath it.” The bald psychic on the motorcycle fell off and painfully reported to Shi Can.

Taking advantage of the break before class, I rushed upstairs and indeed found Ding Hanyu quietly sitting on the top floor stairs, her head resting on her arms, trembling occasionally—clearly crying.

“No need to rush. Your time to earn money will come naturally. For now, just avoid losses. I will get the medicine for Prince Duan and the Empress Dowager from you—keeping the benefits within the family,” Nie Fenghua said calmly.

“Now, if any informant reveals who the mastermind is or who wishes to see this man, they will be exempt from punishment!” Lady Sun stepped forward, persuading the assembled maids and attendants.