Chapter 148: A Chaotic Night
"Damn, your old man is ruthless."
After Zhang Liang and the others rushed out of the dormitory, they were equally stunned by the scene before them.
They had agreed that, out of fear of accidentally bombing civilians, there would be no long-range strikes here!
If the government troops pulled a stunt like this, and the three of them were unlucky enough to be within the attack radius...
Damn, the war zone is truly dangerous. No more coming here, no more...
Whizz, whizz, whizz—
Several more streaks of wind sliced through the sky, but this time they were no longer guided missiles; instead, they were individual rocket-propelled grenades, their targets unknown.
Meng Fei looked at the two of them, lit a cigarette, and genuinely envied the bond between ordinary siblings.
"Because you’re something of a local celebrity in Binhai City, an ordinary person might quietly suffer a forced sale, but if it were you, would you accept such losses willingly?" the bald traveling doctor retorted.
From what he had witnessed, this place was the battleground for two Sword Sovereign-level superpowers. Such terrifying combat strength was almost unbearable even for Qin Yan at this moment.
When he arrived, all he knew was that Yishui Han was addicted to drugs; the exact reasons eluded him.
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After about the time it takes for an incense stick to burn, Feng Qian and his companions finally spotted a primate ahead—a peak-level grade two spiritual beast known as a Snake Ape. It was called this because, although it resembled an ape, its entire body was covered with snake-like scales, not a single hair in sight.
Xia Anzhang furrowed his brow, placing a hand on Xia Xun’s shoulder to help regulate the flow of qi within him. He waited anxiously for Xia Anzhang, but saw that he had already turned and left, taking Xia Wenyu with him.
Qin Yan patted Langya Tian on the shoulder before turning and walking toward the other side of the River of Time.
“Meow~ Zi’an, have you heard this story?” Xinghai’s expression was no joke.
In the office, Tang Jun lounged in the captain’s chair, pacing a few rounds and gazing at the high-altitude cityscape through the glass, feeling a grand sense of the earth beneath his feet. It was exhilarating.
Sun Jinbao first complimented Yishui Han a few times, then began outlining the requirements and style for the song.
Just as Lin Xiaoliao had predicted, when his divine sense shot toward the Blood Qilin, the latter showed no sign of evasion or defense, allowing the divine sense to naturally enter its body.
After a dozen minutes, Jing Yan knocked on Wu Sixia’s door. Seconds later, the door opened, revealing a familiar face.
This outcome was well within the expectations of Wanyan Yusheng and Wanyan Zhangshou. In fact, Wanyan Yusheng’s greatest worry was the military’s influence.
Beside him, Pu Xinyan was utterly confused by Jing Yan’s actions. She suspected he really intended to accept Liu Dahai’s bribe.
These classmates were nothing more than the idle students of Saint Hero Academy who often skipped classes to come here for entertainment. Of course, most of the male students idolized Bing Chen.
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All eyes were now on Jingwei. Jingwei ran behind Ling’er and gave her a push forward, just in time for Ling’er to lock eyes with King Wu.
Feng Rong nodded, “I accept.” Whether it was his mother, Baili Mengyan, or even the current Lin Yikong.
Song Zheng stood smiling at the door. After watching for a while, he stuck the angry wind lantern to the upper doorframe, clapping softly as he enjoyed the fight.
The Flower Fairy’s delicate brows twitched slightly as she cast a faint glance at Lin Xiao, then lost interest. She held no admiration for someone who advanced by sheer luck, though it was not Lin Xiao’s fault.
The moment darkness descended on that world would inevitably come, whether fifteen years later or, at the latest, thirty-nine years hence.
Liu Yun said, “Here’s what actually happened…” and proceeded to recount the entire story of how he lied and hurt Yin Junfeng and Tie Xiangxue.
From morning until now, none had eaten a grain of rice. After Zhu Houzhao changed his clothes, he and a few others went to a tavern in Jining City for a meal. Upon reaching the market, they found few passersby; evidently, the large gathering of civilians outside greatly impacted the people within the city.