Chapter 121: The Choice

"Mate with me!"

Lady Red, being a woman of the world, was naturally not one to be coy. She stated her demand to the Black Dragon with straightforward, righteous confidence.

"Mating... you call this a 'small request'?"

The Black Dragon was at a loss for words. He didn't just find it preposterous; he couldn't help but lament—the unbridled licentiousness of dragons was truly no mere rumor; their minds were perpetually occupied with such base matters. How could such creatures ever be suitable companions?

Meanwhile, the Earth Elemental Stone flickered and vanished, tucked away into Bai Sen's inventory. The experience points gained from slaying a higher-level monster allowed Bai Sen to level up once more, reaching level six, with all points again allocated to his mental power.

A practitioner in the Origin Returning Realm could never break the shackles of a Divine Court Realm expert unless they possessed some extraordinary treasure or technique.

If the giant cyan bird were to spread its wings, it could cast a shadow over a vast area of several hundred feet. As it circled and glided through the sky, its wingspan completely eclipsed the entire valley.

It seemed that ever since Bao Zheng had lent Zhan Zhao to You Jingyan, he had been forced to handle many matters personally.

It was much like a crowd starving together, only for a plate of ribs to suddenly appear. The strong would always eat their fill, while the weak could only scramble for scraps beneath others' feet.

Duan Li nodded, struggling to suppress her emotions, refusing to let her tears fall.

Bai Sen picked it up directly. This item was not a product of the system, yet the moment he held it, he felt a surge of power flow from the sword blade through his arm and into his body, strengthening him significantly. This immediately piqued Bai Sen's curiosity; the weapon was intriguing.

Zhang Yuanhao looked at the faint handwriting, an ominous feeling inexplicably welling up in his heart.

She was the sole pillar of support for those behind her. Though she yearned to cast all this aside and live a life of leisure beyond the mountains, she could never bring herself to do so whenever she met those expectant gazes.

All connection between the practitioner and the heaven and earth had been completely severed. More than that, the surrounding atmosphere felt empty, as if every trace of energy had vanished, leaving a near-vacuum state.

"Next time, don't let me delay your date," Si Yan said coldly, forcibly stifling the surging emotions in her heart.

Even if they had to be strong to accept help, they should still be grateful. Ling Yufeng was likely the only one capable of achieving this.

The surrounding air seemed to solidify. Seizing the moment, he tapped his toes against the ground and, moving at the absolute limit of human speed, soared slightly into the air and dashed into the distance.

These people were gathered here for secret meetings or private discussions; being discovered would mean certain death. The fact that they had all appeared at once suggested they were facing an even more dire situation.

If he lost, he would not only lose his status as an inner-sect disciple but also become the laughingstock of the entire sect.

I watched those two fellows from the side, finding it rather amusing, and couldn't help but cough to interrupt them.

The water flowed softly, and in the darkness, a few lonely lights flickered—the homes of fishermen living on their boats.

"Yingzhou!" Shang Qi felt a jolt of shock. In an instant, the sequence of events became clear, as did the source of the unease he had felt all along.

Yet, Hao Yan sat there until the sun went down. The training grounds grew increasingly empty, and he hadn't sold a single pill; the only one he had "sold" was a forced transaction.

With the families of the Zhao troops residing in Chang'an, and upon learning that the Jin army had not mistreated their kin, the Jie-Zhao soldiers voluntarily came forward to lay down their arms and surrender.

Lu Dongyuan sat back down on the autopsy table, facing Wu Yuanxing. The old man managed to choke back his grief and began to speak to Lu Dongyuan.

Seeing that Sun Jack was temporarily safe, Taipa, whose body was riddled with bullet holes, quickly retreated to Sun Jack's side.

Countless fissures appeared across the earth. The area around the blood coffin had collapsed into a massive crater, with two giant serpents coiled beside it, as if standing guard over something.