Chapter 31: The Silver Wolf's Vow of Chastity
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When he looked up, he saw Cancan waving from inside the medical pod. Rico frowned and hurried forward, but the robot forced him back with energy shots.
Tian Hao kept his eyes closed and walked with Yu Chuchu supporting him. After a few seconds, a mass of lightning wrapped around a spirit radiance glowing with an eerie green light was expelled from his body.
Mo Yunluo gritted his teeth and looked up. Across the courtyard, Lin Jingwen was lounging by the window, smiling provocatively at him with raised lips.
Zhao Xiaohe did not refuse either. He had not expected Prime Minister Lin to question Lin Jingwen furiously, asking why, when she had been wrongfully accused and brought before the court as the Princess Consort of Prince Chen’s residence, the prince’s household had neither intervened nor shown the slightest concern.
Xicheng Ye felt a chill run down his spine, but the Xinuo family’s home was truly quite pleasant—far better than the place where he lived.
With reddened eyes, Feng Qian also had to thank Ouyang Ruize. At the most perilous moment, he had stayed by her side and never looked down on her past. She was already deeply grateful to him for that.
The ancient demon god felt as though he were surrounded by countless evil spirits. Each one was hideously terrifying, looking ready to devour a living person.
Lin Feng suddenly released Lin Xue’er’s hand and stopped. When their eyes met, Lin Xue’er seemed to see something in his gaze: a dragon, a golden dragon, swimming within Lin Feng’s pupils.
“Let’s go,” Harry said after he had gazed his fill. The two continued toward the church. As they crossed the street, he glanced back, only to find that the statue had once again become a war memorial.
Ji Meina was covered in dark lines. He could accept having tanned—after all, he had spent three days outdoors—but lost weight?
This time, the Kingdom of Nanli had sent another beauty. The affair bore a startling resemblance to the “Nanli Offering Beauties” incident of seventeen years ago. Whom were they plotting to harm this time—some worthy minister or valiant general? Or were they targeting her own mother, the imperial consort? Princess Hongyi wondered.
Clearly, aside from being handsome, successful, and a dazzling celebrity, Jiang Chang’an already qualified as the second type of person. He therefore had every reason to possess complete confidence in himself.
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Neither of them was willing to part, and their separation proceeded with agonizing slowness. It was as though a magnetic force drew them together, making it truly impossible for them to tear themselves apart.
Now look at the two burly men: panting heavily as they shuffled forward, their rolls of fat trembling and blocking their vision. Though their strength was failing, they refused to stop, relying on brute force to hold their ground. The pair had always been local bullies feared by all, but today an uncle had mocked them, and they could not bear the loss of face. Thus they launched attack after desperate attack.
As he approached, everyone stared at him without the slightest attempt to hide it. Some even pressed their faces against the glass windows of the private booths just to catch a glimpse of him.
After a few breaths, music as sweet as silver bells drifted faintly from the furnace cauldron, and strange phenomena began to appear around its exterior.
The woods were dense, and the wind rustled through the trees. The snow that had fallen to the ground concealed every trace that someone had passed by.
Just as Dou Wei was wallowing in self-pity and self-admiration, a check was gently pushed toward him. It began with a “2” and was followed by a great many zeros.
After a flash of white light, the scene before him remained entirely white, much like the system space from before, except that the sky had turned pitch-black. It was a black-and-white world, where the white sand beneath his feet formed a stark contrast with the dark night sky.
The two stepped out of the elevator and went straight to Gu Zhenming’s office. Zhou Ming did not bother knocking; he simply pushed the door open and walked in.
Su Xin shook her head. “A provincial leader is inspecting the city’s work today, so Dad is busy! He has a meeting this morning, and this afternoon he has to accompany the provincial officials. He doesn’t have time to come see me!” She was helpless as well. Her father’s work was important, and as the deputy mayor of Liyang City, he was naturally bound by official duties.
Xia Shu rarely concerned herself with her students’ studies or daily lives. Compared with the other teachers and the Five Pillars, who were often at the school, she was one of those who had the least contact with the students.
Arthur had not expected the upper management of the Sunderland Group to oppose him. He knew this executive named Bara; she normally wore a smile and was as warm as family, but now her question was sharp as a knife. She was cutting straight at his dignity.
Wen Feng felt warmth spread through his heart, and tears nearly spilled from his eyes. His parents and this family were his support. No matter what happened, they would stand behind him and serve as his strongest shield.
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The Ahoge King, responsible for protecting Ophelia, immediately took action, activating a defensive barrier to protect everyone on their side.
Given that madman’s temperament, his defeat last time would certainly have made him even more enraged. Who knew what madness he might resort to? However, after Yan Huang experimented with divine flames in other dimensions, he discovered that they were indeed better suited to him.
This both relieved Zhang Luoye and left him deeply puzzled. He had never expected there to be a staircase beneath the temple leading downward. Perhaps the temple had been built precisely to conceal what lay below.
“Why has the God Slayer come too? Wasn’t he unwilling to fight alongside the Legion of Desire?” TNT immediately knitted his brows, sensing that the situation had become troublesome.
It was as though a market had just opened. The once-quiet studio suddenly became bustling with activity: the director and others greeted Park Ji-hoon, Park Ji-hoon exchanged pleasantries, and the staff introduced the two sides to one another.
An ant had actually dared to injure him?! The unknown existence beyond the tribulation clouds descended into madness. Its finger once again moved downward, heedless of everything.
Humanity would continue to wage war—against one another, against the star beasts. In the distant future, perhaps Luo Tang would even return with those “god clans” and wage war upon mankind. In an even more remote future, humanity might finally leave this world and clash with the “people” of another.
He was an exceptionally famous star player in the gaming world. He was widely revered by gamers as a master of assassin and rogue-type classes.
Most of the people there had moved a hundred miles away to live in Fireleaf City. It had to be said that the city’s development had accelerated the decline of the surrounding villages and towns. After all, the land here was simply far too barren.
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