Chapter 105: Repaying a Debt? No Need, Just Raise an Army

With the tribulation clouds providing cover, no one dared to approach or probe the area, allowing Lin Qingyun to fly at full speed. Driven by surging magical power, he once again experienced the sensation of soaring through the heavens and riding the clouds. At such a time, if he were to refine some magical artifacts—perhaps something resembling mist or clouds—he would truly be riding the clouds. Even as it stood, Lin Qingyun’s normal flight speed was already comparable to the fourth or fifth stage of the Cloud-Riding Realm; had he used a flying sword, he would have been even faster.

Before returning to the Zhuo family, I went to visit Wang Fu, bringing him his favorite sour fish soup. How should I put it? We were, after all, once husband and wife. This is the advantage of being a gym leader, though establishing a new gym is not so simple; most young gym leaders inherit theirs from the older generation. Several veteran coordinators, as well as talented newcomers like Lisia, lost their footing and leaned against the walls. They were the first to fall into the sea of stars, and they fell the deepest, for this starry expanse was truly magnificent and filled with artistic atmosphere. Yet, when they felt the murderous intent hidden within, they were also the group that felt it most intensely.

After I broke through the barrier and caught up to her, she had already entered Deer Terrace. I passed through the flames and, transforming into my true form as a jade fox, returned to her neck. The head of the house was deeply grateful and prepared a banquet, intending to personally thank his eldest son’s benefactor. As for me, I had intended to use Daoist Li’s Heaven-Summoning Lightning technique, but to my surprise, after two attempts, there was no reaction at all. Having no choice, I used the Five-Thunder Palm Seal to attack. Naturally, the power of this move was formidable; wherever my palm struck, the ground was littered with charred corpses, and the wild immortals could not even dodge.

Suxin leaned tightly against Qin Lianye, trembling uncontrollably. Her hands groped blindly along the ground, only to stumble upon two dusty, yet intact, bamboo steamers that had escaped being crushed. The second year of my apprenticeship was when the disciples took turns leaving the academy for experiential training; Teng Wei, Tan Yi, and I went to Yue City, while the three senior brothers and sisters from East Tower went to Wu City. Qi Fei was not unaware of these things; it was precisely because he knew them that he felt curious and wanted to witness them for himself.

In this way, two young people with faces covered in mud drew closer to each other amidst the bumpy journey, beginning a new life of volunteer teaching in a new environment. Just then, the virtuous elder of the Pure Land Sect hurriedly chanted the Soul-Cleansing Rebirth Mantra and drove a demon-subduing pestle deep into the ground. At once, incessant screams filled the air, and dozens of holy infants vanished into smoke in an instant. The chicken looked at me to signal that there was no problem, and as long as they were woken up and given an injection, they could go straight to the battlefield; they were perfectly capable of combat and far more agile than robots. Seeing Chunrou’s red eyes, I assumed she had just been crying, so I waved my hand and said, "There is no need."

Under Zilin’s guidance, Zhang Yang and Wu Yu walked to the courtyard where they were to reside in the mansion and enjoyed a sumptuous meal. Afterward, Zilin explained the precautions they needed to observe within the estate. Because there was a ninety-percent chance of becoming a martial artist this time, Zhang Yang wanted to succeed in one go; this would save half his blood crystals and build greater confidence in his martial path. Although EVA Company did not have the deep foundations of older firms, it was fortunate in its innovative concepts. Furthermore, EVA itself was a brand; if anyone in the city’s design industry didn’t know what EVA was, they had no business staying in the field.

The path was clear; during the journey, the Angelfish provided us with new route maps—it seemed they had also been infiltrated. I deflected by saying, "It is nothing. Since the fairy has returned to the blissful land, I must also return to the Wind God Palace. Take care, fairy!" With that, I turned around, ready to mount the wind and depart. "Why does it concern you where we are going?" I said irritably. Why would I want to speak deeply with a stranger? The dog and the tiger were trading fire outside, while the rat and I were busy dealing with these guys inside. "Strip them all naked, stand in a circle, and stuff each other’s underwear into your mouths," I said, before using a spray gun to seal their mouths shut one by one. I do not know how much time passed, but the vast energy was completely absorbed, and Ye Feng’s spirit seal reached seventy, leaving him just a step away from a breakthrough.

On the battlefield of Honor of Kings, Bai Yue was destined to play second fiddle to Su Zhe. Perhaps in reality, Bai Yue was indeed more handsome, wealthier, had a better physique, and possessed more fans than Su Zhe, but in the game of Honor of Kings, Su Zhe’s talent and skill were at least three tiers higher than Bai Yue’s. "There are Communist guerrillas in the woods; they were the ones who triggered the landmines!" A shout rang out from the side, followed by a crisp burst of gunfire. Phoenixes are not just the legendary fire phoenixes; there are red phoenixes, blue phoenixes, pink phoenixes, yellow phoenixes, and many more. The Vermilion Bird, the Azure Phoenix, and the Swan are all part of the phoenix family.

Xia Quanyin skirted the hillside and looked down into the mountain stream, where she indeed saw two enormous charred corpses lying on the valley floor. Liu Hong examined the telegrams one by one and could not help but frown; according to the information provided by the headquarters, the situation in the Hebei-Shandong Border Military District was dire. Who would have guessed that at the critical moment, although they could not kill Tang Jianbin, they were on the verge of killing the bride, Jin Lili, only to be foiled by Leng Chenxu’s flying disc.

The sensations he felt were exactly the same as outside; the only difference was that his eyes still perceived the quiet and peaceful scenery of the mountain sect, with only the angles of his actions differing slightly. Upon hearing the telephone ring, David looked at his disciples on the field with lingering interest before glancing at the phone with some impatience. Tang Xiaofu felt a slight sense of loss; this meant that she would not be able to see Leng Chenxu for at least half a month. During this time, he had come to help every night, and she had grown accustomed to his presence. Clearly, she had anticipated that Lu Wei was cunning; it would be impossible for him not to use his divine sense to inspect his shoulder after they parted. The only way to avoid being discovered was to have the black sand burrow into his skin before Lu Wei could check.