Chapter 30: Su Xingye’s Beastly Heat

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What puzzled Huang Xuan slightly was that he had only just entered the early stage of Heart-Impulse, while Zheng Long and his companion had reached the Fusion stage, the second level of cultivation. Even though they had only just stepped into it, when he had sealed their powers earlier, he had compared their strength to his own, and they hadn't been much stronger than him.

However, before he could dwell on it, a throbbing pain rapidly intensified and spread to every muscle in his body.

Chen Xuan looked down at his feet; the raft needed to be enlarged, or space would be too tight.

"They became much more vigilant afterward, but it wasn't without gains. At least they split into two teams," Huo Ping'an replied.

Before the King of Chu launched his personal expedition, there had been advisors who tried to dissuade him. But he had turned a deaf ear to them all, believing that he could still eat a pig with its bristles on even if the butcher were dead.

Sun Dong took the lead on the subsequent tasks, so Qin Xifeng didn't need to worry much. It wasn't that he didn't care, but he had always avoided getting involved in the specific affairs of the company. With an efficient and powerful team under him, he naturally found his life as a boss quite easy.

Moreover, using a high-sounding excuse, if the Marquis of Lu were also arriving at the territory of the Marquis of Qian, he would "not dare" to enter the city at will without being summoned by the Marquis of Lu.

Lying on his bed in the manor, Huo Fangyi struggled to sit up and moved to the window to sit. Outside, it was pitch black—the night was already deep.

Over the past few years, the family had exhausted their savings to treat Scholar Ruan’s illness. It was said that there were many renowned doctors in Yingtian Prefecture.

Learning that Yushanjiang had led the young men of the village to join the search, Qin Xifeng felt a little more at ease. As he himself had said, there were only so many roads nearby, and since the children could not fly, they had to be somewhere within this circle.

Seeming to sense the awkward atmosphere, Jiang Ming revealed the purpose of Ma Xuelin's visit.

But she could not tell anyone about this. Their love was burdened by a human life; other than Zhou Cen, she would never be with anyone else in this lifetime.

I never imagined he would make such a grand display, and for a moment, I was at a loss. After all, I wasn't the one leading this operation, and we weren't here to attend a banquet but to stir up trouble. Bringing these people along felt highly inappropriate.

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Although the Infatuated Daoist had joined Mount Longhu, he and his senior brother were still struggling to cope with the decades of influence established by the Xu, Zhang, and He families.

Now that the six sages had descended upon the world, he wanted to see if his improved Immortal-Slaughtering Sword Formation could trap them.

After the ghost granny was obliterated, the electric snake continued to fly toward the ghost driver. Terror flickered in the driver's eyes as his ghostly aura surged, attempting to block the strike.

Xuan Chen was shocked and sat up abruptly. As a transmigrator, he knew how agonizing it was to arrive in the Primordial World only to be unable to cultivate due to a lack of techniques.

Moreover, there were quite a few people arriving. The bustling border became even more crowded.

However, this was not good news for Qin Ye. The two forces treated his body as a battlefield; neither was benevolent, and the energy they unleashed made his physical state even more dilapidated.

Except for Jiang Heng, the card merchant who was difficult to target, she could deal with all the other mysterious merchants.

Xiang Nuanyang did not answer her question. The elevator stopped at the top floor, and he stepped out, waiting by the doors. He only turned and walked toward the office once he saw her following him.

There were some complicated matters he didn't share with Gu Ningshuang, not because he didn't trust her or for any other reason, but because he didn't want her to worry or overthink things.

"No!" This time, Ling Xiangsi didn't even think; she suddenly raised her head and raised her voice at him.

Zi Wan'er clenched the hands at her sides. Watching Lu Xiuhuai, she couldn't stop herself from trembling, and a wave of dizziness washed over her.

Naturally, they were unwilling to return empty-handed and be forced down the mountain in disgrace! But the truth was... did they really intend to fight to the death despite knowing it was futile?

Li Haonan truly wanted to have a proper rematch with this Zhang Qing, looking forward to seeing how he would dismantle him step by step. "Sir, please exit the vehicle," the butler said, leading Li Haonan to the suburban villa. Indeed, nothing here had changed since the time of the Meizu.

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He was no young master, free to wander the vast universe. Yet, he had never imagined he would leave the Ni-Xian Palace in such a state.

Listening to Young Master Shiqing dawdle while trying to pry into his background, Jin Shanlai felt his head spinning.

Master Dai remained silent at these words, lost in thought and non-committal, though it was clear he was skeptical. Yang Ling was too concerned with brotherly ties, which was why he had been so easily compromised.

That A-Lai responded in such a way made Ye Tian overjoyed. The boiling sensation in his chest could no longer be suppressed, so their breaths mingled in a passionate embrace. It was so lingering and tender that the moon seemed to hide behind the clouds, as if out of shyness.

"Young Master, it's so eerie here, I'm scared! May I hold onto your arm while we walk?" Li Qingqing asked, tugging at Wu Tian pitifully.

Under these circumstances, they had no time to wonder where Lin Mu had gone; they were constantly engaged in combat, clearing out the sand worms returning to their nests.

"A person must have pride while they live; there are things one must do, and things one must never do," Ye Wushuang uttered coldly, his raised hand slashing down sharply.

What concerned Lin Mu was the vast region to the north. It could be said that it was a highly concentrated area for Force-based organisms; once an insect or beast tide erupted, the scope of its impact would be immense, and its intensity equally devastating.

Shao Xingwei cursed loudly on the spot, but it was precisely because of his shouting that everyone present understood what had happened.