Chapter 60

A figure clad entirely in green appeared before Ye Yuhen, his expression cold and ruthless. Beside him stood a spirit—a mushroom-like creature with a straw hat.

Yelanxin felt a pang of pity for the beggar but remained silent. Suddenly, the young man in white gave a heavy snort, his voice filled with anger.

“Money,” Ye Yuhen blurted out without thinking, his mind already consumed by thoughts of wealth.

“Come then, challenger. Release your spirit,” Xia Bo said, drawing out a spirit ball.

Xu Hao found the second-tier zombie before him somewhat strange; its body showed no major changes, though its throat was slightly reddened.

Moreover, most of what Chi Hai said was false. If you ever encounter him again, just call me. Enough of that—let’s discuss the Fairy Management Qualification Certificate.

When a longtime friend suddenly forgets you completely, anyone would feel unsettled.

“But don’t put too much pressure on yourselves. I won’t demand that you must make it onto the Wind and Cloud Rankings—just do your best,” Shi Hanyan smiled.

Liu Jianguo was stunned. No wonder Zhang Wei wasn’t seen this morning; he had been out all night handling those matters. “Young Master Zhang, next time, be sure to bring me along. Those people truly deserve death.”

Four spiders eyed the flying table. Several legs danced, and the table was sliced neatly and smoothly, revealing the razor-sharp edges of the spiders’ limbs.

Yang Yifan watched Yin Ya’s departing figure—the graceful curves, the enticing sway of her hips—he shook his head and returned to his room.

“Heh... you humans are overly cautious. With the cultivation levels of those people, who could possibly intercept your transmission?”

Carrying Li Zhi, he left the Taiji Palace, escorting him to the Empress’s chamber to rest and take medicine. Li Zhi quietly shed tears on Li Tai’s back.

Mu Chenche had been observing his reactions in secret and found nothing unusual. He pressed his lips together, remaining silent.

Lin Kun’s face grew increasingly sullen, even trembling from nervousness, barely able to stand steadily.

Though clever, she was not extraordinary. Under such questioning by her master, she found herself at a loss for words.

Qian Luo’s arm was struck with a whip, and the copper coin was flung away. Without a word, Qian Luo bent to pick up the coin and hand it to the soldier. The coin was whipped away again. His arm was bloody and torn, but biting his teeth, he continued to gather the coins. The soldiers laughed heartily while the commander sneered.

He originally planned to return to the Dark Sea Black Prison once his strength recovered and personally slay the Dark Emperor.

Everyone near Zhu Zhu gasped inwardly, wondering if their elder brother’s luck was about to turn.

Like a tree, wounds that have scarred over become harder than uninjured wood.

“Five hundred thousand, right? Here, swipe the card,” the middle-aged man handed a bank card to the shopkeeper.

Yet now, Su Xinuan still had to attend school and showed no willingness to give birth. How could one persuade her? How to soothe her? How to nurture the fetus?

Lin Feng willed his mind, forcibly reclaiming the Divine Wood King Cauldron on the brink of shattering. With a gasp, he spat blood, severely injured once more, his eyes dimming.

Beyond the initial impression, this space held no peculiarities—utterly mundane.

Back at the Hai residence, he dined and chatted with his grandparents and sister before retiring to his room at one in the afternoon.

After finishing his words, Pangu abruptly fell silent. No matter how loudly Li Yi called, there was no response.

The earth-shattering, deity-destroying, immortal-executing Divine Killing Fist appeared once more, wielded effortlessly by Hu Ao, a Daluo Golden Immortal. Its power far surpassed before, nearly matching the Tyrant’s Roar Fist.

A faint light spilled into Lord Yangming’s eyes, causing his pupils to contract. After a moment, he regained his senses.

Are there dogs taller than adults in the normal world? That’s a horse, isn’t it? I’m beginning to feel this world is increasingly unreal.

Furious, I threw the phone aside and glared at the ceiling. Not looking was fine, but when I glanced up, to my shock, a blood-red character for “death” had appeared on the ceiling.

Regarding the people of Songhua Academy, it was clear they bore no scheming thoughts toward me; their sincerity warmed my heart. Perhaps this is why my feelings for humans surpass those for demons and beasts.

Though in the future, the likes of Emperor Jun and others from the Primordial World would be their soul reincarnations—memories likely sealed—Ji Changfeng understood well: once this karmic bond is formed, there is no fear of absence of retribution.

Qiu Sheng, face stern, gathered his rule power, the strength of an Eighth Heaven Realm Lord surging wildly. If Xiao Feng truly made a move, he would strike without hesitation.

Seeing this, the others smiled with relief. They all instinctively gathered their power, encircling Xiao Feng in their midst.

With things as they are, I can only remain at ease in the Underworld. With time to trace the formation, I need not fear how long I stay there.

After Chen Xueshan fell asleep contentedly, I quietly carried her back to my room and laid her on the bed. The sofa couldn’t fit two, and the bed was far more comfortable.

Hearing Lu Da and Zhao Mu’s warning, the others snapped to attention and quickly concealed themselves.

This magical artifact consumed a great deal of mana but at least blocked the tentacle’s assault.

Moreover, Axi incisively pointed out the greatest challenge of this journey: the issue of time.

“Prepare for war?” Fang Li was surprised. With their current strength, to wage a battle against an unknown enemy seemed reckless.

Wang Xi turned and sat properly, lightly tapping the backrest of Lawyer Zou’s chair with his finger. Suddenly, Zou felt a sharp pain on his back, followed by an unbearable itch spreading to his chest and limbs.

Wang Xi proudly surveyed the surrounding zombies. Though they didn’t understand his meaning, they had witnessed the high-level zombies getting scorched while stealing the crystal core, so they instinctively backed away.