Chapter 27: Human Sacrifice

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It was enough to pierce through a human skull.

As soon as the hand behind her released its grip, the head nurse scrambled to a safe distance, gasping for air, her lips curling into an irrepressible smirk.

Dead, aren't you?

Even if a blade through the brain didn't kill you, it would leave you crippled. Let's see you threaten me ag—

The thought, barely sprouted, was cut short. She stared ahead, the smile on her face freezing instantly as she let out a piercing shriek: "How are you still alive?!"

Fu Qiqi, who was idly twiddling a hairpin, rolled her eyes in silence.

"When my Yin-Yang brothers first made our name, you didn't even know which bitch's womb you were crawling into!" As the Old Man Yin stepped forward, the surrounding temperature seemed to drop several degrees, chilling Lin Rui to the bone.

The Taoist, seeing that Zhang Mingyu was only at the late Foundation Establishment stage yet possessed a spiritual artifact, flashed a look of surprise, which quickly curdled into greed.

A series of "tsk-tsk" sounds came from Murakawa. Lin Canghai frowned, looking at the old man beside him—what was this supposed to mean?

One setback after another had put Wang Yao in a foul mood. Seeing the scene before him, he didn't waste a word; he notched an arrow to the string of his armor-piercing bow.

The craftsmanship of this bronze mirror was exquisite. The artisan had captured the features of the mythical beast with great skill, not only portraying its sturdy build but also highlighting its agile, lively, and alert demeanor, brimming with vitality.

Watching the lush green lotus leaves on the lake, with the cool evening breeze carrying faint, intermittent floral scents, Gu Chunqiu felt unusually content.

"I will sue him! Expulsion, prison—he insulted an international friend and discriminated against a foreigner!" Oda Ushi pointed a finger at Lin Rui and bellowed.

Upon hearing this, Wu Xiao handed the phone to Zhao Zizhe, then pulled Zhao Ziwei aside to lecture her.

Moreover, for some unknown reason, Lan Jing'er simply floated in mid-air, staring fixedly at the creature.

"You! ... Boss, let me handle this!" Fiennes was displeased. Don't think you can get arrogant just because you defeated someone ranked thirty-fifth on the Heaven Ranking. We are all ranked in the top thirty, possessors of strength comparable to the peak of the Heaven Realm; how could we be looked down upon by a mere student at the early Earth Realm?

It wasn't just the Du Yushengs; even the other experts cast their gazes toward Zhu Jianxue, their expressions deeply peculiar.

Ren Tian could tell from the messenger's expression that this competition was nothing good. Once Zhize finished his questions, the two continued toward their master's hill. Their main priority was still to keep their master company; Ren Tian didn't want his master's life to remain so monotonous even after taking on two disciples.

Legend has it that later, mysterious blood rain fell upon Demon-Sealing Mountain. Many demonic beasts were transformed into terrifying ferocious beasts upon contact with the rain, and thereafter, no one dared to linger in the vicinity of the mountain, nor did any Supreme God ever visit it again.

These geniuses had only just arrived and had not yet spoken a word, yet their overwhelming presence made the other talents already present feel as if a heavy mountain were pressing down on them, making it difficult even to breathe.

As Fire Lolana truly descended the steps of the starship and set foot on solid ground, the captains of the Asura army who had been waiting there immediately saluted.

Suddenly, a shell trailing a long, dazzling plume of fire tore through the thick night sky, whistling toward them like a meteor.

The Son of Yaoguang had just added ten thousand spirit stones, but Du Yusheng simply spread his five fingers, adding a round number directly.

The shattering sky and trembling earth gave Chen Shi a chilling realization—it felt as if this world had reached the brink of collapse.

Tian Yue had spent the most time with Fairy Meiqi. He could naturally detect the special undertone in her words; she was telling him not to worry, for she had already recognized him.

Under the shocked gazes of the crowd, Tian Yue swayed as he stood up, walked over to Zhang Haicheng, unceremoniously snatched his ring, and took his armor as well.