Chapter 37

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In fact, right at the start of their journey, Mu Xueli had already curiously asked where they were going and why they even had to bring Zhao Yi along, but she only received a “you’ll know when we get there” from Mu Yanran.
Nocking an arrow, he pulled the bowstring halfway back. For Xu Yuanxing, this Sun-Shooting Divine Bow had now become nothing more than a conventional weapon.
“But if we let it collide, the Earth will be destroyed.” Even when speaking of such a terrifying possibility, Lei did not even furrow his brow, remaining completely expressionless.
I instinctively reached out to touch it, then held my hand up to my eyes to take a look; it was a drop of sticky, scarlet liquid.
As the voice fell, warm applause erupted throughout the venue. The merchants stood up one after another to show their respect for Wang Zhenyu. As the de facto leader of the Nationalist Government, for him to say such things in public, how could these merchants, who had endured all kinds of humiliation, not lose their composure?
“Listen to this lady, you two hurry down first. Go wait for us at the Jade Gate, and we’ll follow shortly,” I said, turning back to instruct Qu Pangtou and Chen Hudan.
The security guard didn't even look at the person arriving; he just pressed a few buttons on his communicator, his eyes still fixed on the television.
Although there were bloodstains on Gong Ping’s face, they were not from the hexagonal wounds typically caused by the parasitic monster flower.
I specifically asked the Purple Fox about the origin of the Three-Headed Corpse Yin Child, and the Purple Fox’s answer caught me by surprise.
“Bring me a bowl of tomato egg noodles,” Mongo thought quickly, hurriedly translating what the voice had just said.
“The results are in?” Jiang Zijin looked up at Dazhuang, then lowered his head to study the report on the table.
Hearing Liang Xi’s soft cough, everyone knew he was about to get to the point, and the private room fell completely silent.
If their company’s software could detect that level of mobile phone, wouldn’t they be invincible?

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Just now, Detective Edward saw the nervous look on his face and shook his head helplessly, clearly disappointed in his own reaction.
One must know that the seaside villa he and He Fan bought yesterday was only a little over 1,600 square meters.
“Zijin, do you have a plan?” Seeing him silent, Zhang Yuanshan asked softly.
“The last round only showed the power of her third soul ring. We have yet to see the girl’s true strength after breaking through level thirty,” the Master said, the wrinkles at the corners of his eyes deepening as he fell into deep thought.
She felt that if she spoke about it, the distance between her and her classmates might instantly widen.
Neither of them were fools; they both knew that standard-issue weapons were just trash, save for Angelic flame-grade weapons like the Sword of Flame. It was only because Earth lacked better metals that they couldn’t forge them themselves.
Liu Hong picked up a wooden stick from the inn and began to practice the Sun and Moon Mountain and River Spear Technique.
He couldn't easily brush off the incident the other party described; after all, so many eyes had seen him get ambushed by the Overlord after stepping out of the car.
Watching from the side, Aunt Chen was green with envy, as she would never be willing to spend money on such a fine car despite all her hard work.
Faced with the enthusiastic greeting and the unfamiliar form of address from the receptionist, the last trace of hesitation in Lu Wei’s heart vanished into thin air.
“How about this? Why not arrange for Jin’er to meet the second son of the Xiao family first? If Jin’er feels a connection, we’ll agree to it. If not, we’ll think of another way,” Chen Da sighed and proposed reasonably.
Zhou Jin had been in the entertainment industry for twenty years, and this was the first time she had seen such a ruthless girl.
Upon arriving at the county seat of Gai County, Village Chief Yin arranged for Sima and Cheng Huzhi to stay in the security team’s duty room. Later, he invited a local practitioner of traditional Chinese orthopedics to examine Cheng Huzhi’s ankle, confirming it was nothing serious.

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The matter was the talk of the town back then, and afterwards, the village became particularly cautious about the practice of emergency cremation.
Li Ke, who had hoisted his long halberd from bottom to top onto his shoulder, suddenly twisted the shaft so the blade faced outward.
Qin Tian didn’t have a very good impression of Fatty; like all rich kids, he looked down on the poor, and at the Martial Academy, Fatty never gave him a kind look.
Witnessing Mo Yuxing walking toward them, Jiang Yulu felt agitated, yet she feigned a tearful appearance, weeping with perfect timing.
In the silent space, with the dim light inside the car and the pitch-black scenery outside, Feng Xi gazed into Di Huang’s phoenix eyes, which seemed like bottomless whirlpools, slowly drawing her in.
This led Lei Ye, Mo Hanyu, and Jian Yi to look at the screen, just in time to see Xia Luoluo, who had become a “drunken beauty,” looking endearingly intoxicated.
Looking at the ring on his finger, he was so happy that he spoke without thinking, earning himself a sound scolding from his godfather.
There are some people in this world who are just like that—their ability to take responsibility is abysmal. When they make a mistake, they are always innocent, and the error is always meant to be borne by someone else.
Screams, cries for help, pleas for mercy, and curses echoed incessantly through the tunnel, accompanied by layers of reverberation, sounding exceptionally harrowing.
Although the charge of “hooliganism” was not as severe in this era as it had been in the seventies and eighties, detention and fines were still unavoidable.