33 Zombie Experience Card 33

The words of the white-robed man were filled with arrogance and contempt. This was, after all, the gap between an inner-sect disciple and an outer-sect disciple.

"Rest assured, I won't go looking for a fight with them, but I will never let them off the hook either. To hurt my brother is to cross me, Fan Guoqing," Fan Guoqing said coldly.

"Good." Wen Wenwen replied with her usual gentleness. Watching that back—so familiar yet so strange—she felt a momentary trance. How wonderful it would be if life were always as it was when we first met! She shook her head, laughing at her own foolishness.

Li Yuanhu was shocked at first, then overjoyed. His younger brother had performed a great service for the family this time.

Secondly, it was his mission. Just as he had single-handedly swept through three provinces and quelled the Rebellion of the Ten Owls, he was the one who had arranged for the previous village chief.

Proud elves are always so difficult to get along with; even when engaging in a fair trade with them, one always feels as if they are committing a crime.

After finishing the vegetarian noodles with a chicken leg, I felt much more energized. I let out a satisfied burp after the final drop of soup. Wen Wenwen had not left; she just watched me eat with a smile the entire time.

Qing Ge and the other two elves exchanged glances, then reluctantly sat back down. In this way, the brewing storm was quelled.

"What are you doing? It’s not time yet, save the tears for tonight..." Though Lu Xiangyang spoke these words, his own eyes were brimming with hot tears.

Both of their techniques were simple—slashing, stabbing, or hacking. At this point, complex maneuvers were of no use.

Meanwhile, the pedestrians on the street froze in that very second. Fandi fumbled with his pocket watch, which emitted a green glow. Knowing something was nearby, he stopped and waited for the visitor to arrive.

Li Tengfei was different. Not only did he train diligently, but he also had a straightforward personality. Such a person was very much to Yang Zhijian's liking. If he were to be expelled, Yang Zhijian would find it unbearable.

Seeing that wayward son who had nearly caused him to die of rage, Master Feng felt his breath hitch again. Looking back, he saw the very man his son had brought home!

She did not know who was in the car, and certainly never expected it to be Gu Huainan; she had simply felt a surge of excitement upon suddenly seeing other vehicles.

He Mian'er and Sister-in-law Jiang knew exactly what Old Madam Xu would say, so they refused to enter and quietly retreated to their room.

He Mian'er frowned and said, "If it is merely a ruse, there is no need to inform everyone." She would absolutely not allow the Shang family to seize control of the court after the passing of the new Emperor.

As soon as Fang Yuxuan received the news, he immediately contacted Lawyer Ma, who worked at a law firm.

To the side, Qin Jiu, who was sparring with Long Kui, held his Zhuiyu Sword and parried her sword strikes without haste. No matter how exquisite Long Kui's sword techniques were, she could not make Qin Jiu budge an inch.

She walked past Yu Han, but this brother, who kept claiming he would find her and bring her home, did not notice her at all.

He felt as though there were no other path to take. He had been taught since childhood on Changbai Mountain; his mentor was a renowned martial arts master in the pugilistic world and a man of loyalty and patriotism.

Suddenly, he looked at her. Her body was covered in the marks he had left. He had lost control just now and been a bit too rough. Looking at her, he had to admit one thing: she was truly a peerless beauty.

"I will leave once I have delivered you to your master," Lu Jie said heartlessly. Better a short pain than a long one.

Lu Jingting declared that if Ye Buli dared to bully his sister, it wouldn't be as simple as just hacking him with a blade. "I will slice you up piece by piece, you bastard."

The man in the shadows changed expression slightly. Just as he tried to withdraw forcefully, Mu Jiuge raised his hand and struck back against him.

Xue Ningshuang pursed her lips, her cold eyes flashing with sharpness. The sounds of shock from those around her and the arguments among the teachers only fueled her growing agitation and an indescribable sense of crisis.

Although she knew Tu Yunyun was somewhere within this mountain range, the vast, interconnected peaks made finding her like looking for a needle in a haystack.

This feeling of losing something—he had experienced it before, and later, he had even discarded the satisfaction of possessing anything at all. Now that he had regained this feeling, he was no longer the person he once was. Since the loss would cause pain, he would rather not have it at all; but once grasped in his hand, there was no reason to let it go.

It was an aura that purified everything, contending with that terrifying murderous intent. With every collision, the chaotic clouds shrouding the mountain peak shook and churned incessantly.

"Then the Spirit Martial Soul inside..." Gu Yueyun's eyes brightened as she looked at Gu Qingcheng with anticipation.

Bai Xue was now completely certain that everything this person had done to her was part of a plan; it was likely part of that "Hidden Dragon."

On that miserable night, the eerie and frantic laughter made even a ruthless man like Du Rong break into a cold sweat and feel a sense of despair in his heart.

It was a night of a full moon, and there was not a single star in the sky. Perhaps the stars, too, were worried about what was about to happen and had hidden behind the clouds, covering their eyes.

Pi Diaopi also sensed it. Before he could even turn his head, his arms shook, and his formidable, sky-high battle energy erupted, forming a circular shield. With a "clack," the incoming object was sent flying into the sky, disappearing in an instant.

Raising the cauldron and stoking the fire, a mysterious power began to emanate from the Shennong Cauldron after a moment. The flowers, trees, and plants carved upon it seemed to come alive, vivid and lifelike, as if they were about to leap off the surface.

First and foremost, as hall masters, they had to contribute to the Kuangtu Gang and maintain an excellent reputation among the members to be eligible for reappointment.