Entering the Immortal Path, Mastering a Hundred Arts Chapter 57: Deducing Longevity Extension!

"Take care of yourself as well, and unless it is absolutely necessary, do not risk your life." With these parting words, Yue Lingxiang hurriedly left.

The Jazz's eyes blazed with fighting spirit, completely devoid of fear. With a push of his foot, he threw a punch the size of a sandbag and rushed forward head-on.

Clearly aware of the deep-rooted background of that research institute and knowing that the people inside killed without blinking an eye, Arthur's subordinates repeatedly advised him.

Gu Yimeng had no relatives; Yan Sanniang and the girls in this parlor were her family. Although she had a purpose in coming here, upon leaving, she temporarily had no idea where to go to find anyone.

Well, it was indeed true. Anyone who grew close to Mo Ziran could tell that his attitude toward acting was not like that of ordinary actors, who treated it as their sole reliance and sustenance.

Wind-Crown Mountain and the others bowed to Ye Lin, then grabbed the two wrestling figures and dragged them forcefully out of the cave.

A wave of disappointment struck Si Mengmeng's heart, but the next instant she reminded herself: Mengmeng, must not let your imagination run wild! Just help this man properly! To love him is to help him.

The scene shifted once more to Li Yiyang's first time witnessing a battle, filled with the bursting blood of his comrades and those shocking, mutilated limbs. Yet on their faces there was neither regret nor remorse, only a lingering hatred that the war had yet to cease.

"Thank you, A-Ji." His voice was calm, and to Xia Yuncang it sounded entirely normal, but Leng Ziji furrowed his sword-like brows slightly.

That warrior was an expert at the early stage of the fourth rank of Sun. Seeing the Demon Lord's arrogant attitude, his own fierce blood surged, and he raised his saber to parry.

Before becoming players, the two of them were merely lower-class citizens holding temporary residence permits on the outskirts of Qin City.

With a crisp sound resembling a water droplet falling into a river, the Longevity Fruit tumbled from the void into the grotto-heaven.

In this lifetime, Li You had only been the center of attention a few times, and those were always when he was boasting to his poor buddies.

Fang Xuan's spiritual consciousness had already connected with the coordinates of the Eternal World within his mind; should he wish it, a single thought would allow him to return immediately.

The morning subway remained unbearably crowded. Gu Xixi suddenly recalled the day she first became Chen Jiran's assistant—it had been precisely this kind of scene.

Su Xia was not provoking her. She had spent the entire evening chatting with Lina's mother and hadn't paid much attention to the banquet area. Moreover, Su Ying's attire that evening was unremarkable, and she hadn't moved around much, so it was entirely natural that Su Xia hadn't noticed her. Yet Su Ying took it as a sign of contempt.

Down below on the ocean waves, Zhen Luo also nodded toward Shen Lang, transforming into a clear stream of water that merged into the sea.

Could it be that I said something wrong? Or did those indifferent words, when spoken by me, wound his self-esteem?

Regardless of who stood behind this chicken farm, their underlying logic was that a local official is more immediate than a high-ranking one. They demanded that Li An offer chickens as tribute, or else it would be hard to predict what might happen in the future.

Lin Qiaowei needn't bother pretending; we had already torn away all pretense of civility long ago, so what was the point of her putting on such a show?

One year after the launch of SAO, right before the second Christmas, a rumor began to spread throughout Aincrad.

Then Xing Tian continued to sense that flower. That bright yellow flower bloomed with extreme bewitching allure, and instantly, Xing Tian collapsed onto the ground.

The event had been announced for a full week, yet not a single person had come to participate. It wasn't that the restaurant's popularity was bleak; on the contrary, the establishment was immensely popular.

Once you come to the Qi State, I shall personally enfeoff you as a marquis and a general, and I will never treat you unfairly. Your children and grandchildren carry the blood of our royal family, and you shall enjoy glory and wealth for generations to come. That is my pledge.

"No... No..." Qiu He clearly perceived something, but was unwilling to believe it. He muttered like a madman, fiercely kicking away the zombie at his feet, and then scrambled on all fours to escape toward the left.

"All I wanted were the elderly and frail of Rao'an City, which amounted to just over three thousand people, so the Prince of Qi was naturally willing." Mu Ge smiled without a response, while Li Xin and the others still wore faces full of suspicion.

As the most rudimentary monsters, these wild boars possessed only an imposing aura and a fierce appearance. Otherwise, they were completely trash, and being killed in a single strike was entirely normal.

Shortly after breakfast, a scout returned to report that Tao Rang had brought five forces of troops down below to issue a challenge. Mu Ge ordered his men to dress in full armor, mounted his horse, and rode straight up to the city wall.

At this mention, Nie Feng proved quite obedient, smoothly dispersing the tornado that had been swirling around Dugufeng. By this time, Dugufeng's hair was disheveled, retaining not even a shred of the demeanor expected of the Young Master of Wushuang City.

"Hello, Mr. Laporta!" Hugo responded with a cheerful laugh. Before the first half began, Laporta had been busy boasting to UEFA President Johansson and hadn't noticed Hugo.

"It's fine, thank you, Brother Xiangyang," Shao Meiru nodded and replied. Having recognized her station in life, she hadn't harbored lofty thoughts; she only intended to work hard here and take good care of her mother.

Liu Yufu didn't get angry either. She flashed him a sweet smile, took the food, and ate it unceremoniously. By the time the two remounted their horses and resumed their journey, they had grown remarkably warm and close. Their bright laughter blended together, making them look to any outsider precisely like a pair of newlywed husband and wife.

The two of them conversed almost as if they were flirting, and Li Kexin took it all in, feeling a faint trace of loss swell within her heart for reasons unknown.