Volume 1, Chapter 33: No, I Am Going to Create Hell

Chu Guang walked all the way back to the school. When she arrived, the guard at the school gate looked at her with astonishment.

Sensing something amiss, Luo Hao suddenly opened his eyes. He reached out with one hand to catch the box. Since the sword formation had been broken, he did not believe the sect elders would be unaware of such underhanded tactics. Without further delay, he slowly opened the wooden box.

"Mayor Li, we are both straightforward people, so I will get straight to the point. After your son, Li Cheng, met with his misfortune, did you hire someone to arrange a ghost marriage?" Yu Laosao asked directly.

"Grandmother, and you, elder, is there something you need at my home?" Chen Xiaoran looked at the two of them and asked with a gentlemanly smile.

Therefore, if one wished to travel outside, one had to become an inner sect disciple. Only then, without the burden of sect missions, could one come and go freely without any worries.

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The Divine Moon Emperor laughed aloud and said that even he had to admit he had misjudged the situation earlier. Given such promising talent, combined with the fact that he was a rune master, there was nothing left for him to say.

With these words spoken, one thing was proven: Leng Gu had indirectly admitted that she was indeed seeking revenge.

Of course, although I thought this in my heart, I did not say it out loud. After all, the Ye family is such a massive clan; their ability to develop to where they are today is proof that their inherent strength is beyond doubt.

However, it was the Phoenix Clan that acted unjustly first. If they wanted to kill him, were they not to allow him to resist? As for the death of Phoenix Brow Buddha, he had only himself to blame for his fated end.

If Zhang Xiao were to wait until he had completely transformed into a demon, then the path he had originally intended to follow—the unity of Dao and demon—would become nothing but empty words, and he would fall into an abyss from which there is no return.

As this feeling welled up in his heart, Lin Yu felt an inexplicable excitement. Although he remained calm on the surface, he was truly happy.

Zhang Xiao could feel a surge of blood and energy, but he had not even been scratched.

Bai Qing'er knew well that there is no such thing as a free lunch in this world, so she understood that Zhang Xiao's conditions would inevitably be even higher.

Out of consideration for the budget, the team leader, Yuan Weimin, booked a few standard rooms, and it just so happened that Lin Yu’s roommate was Xu Changqing, the one who held the most grievances against him.

However, this Sect Master Pu, who was always composed and full of confidence, was now knitting his brows tightly. He sat in the main seat of the great hall, looking somewhat helpless as he watched a middle-aged man and an old man arguing fiercely before him. On both sides of the hall sat a dozen other cultivators with varying expressions; these were the managing officials of the Thunder Marsh Sect.

Xia Yiyi and Xielü Xun walked side by side, with A-Dai following closely behind. The two left Fengdu City and headed south. As they traveled further south, the temperature rose. By the time they reached the foot of the Flaming Mountain, they were already drenched in sweat.

Whether they were powerful inner sect disciples or those with lesser strength, they all returned one after another. Even if they were not participating, they could still witness the struggle between the inner sect disciples and the core disciples to broaden their horizons.

At Auchen's current rate of detachment, they only needed to hold off the counterattack of the four elemental spirits for a few seconds. However, facing a desperate strike from the four elemental spirits, whether they could hold out for those few seconds remained an unknown.

"Yesterday, I felt that Elder Brother Ling had changed significantly upon his return," Xilina said.

As the daylight-like radiance faded, the entire cabin was no longer obstructed by crowded shadows and was fully revealed before Xiao Fan's eyes.