Chapter 32: Something Has Happened

My Years in National Security Don’t panic—I am capable of even more. 1377 words 2026-04-13 15:57:36

“Where are they now?” Tong Wanxin frowned, not expecting an accident to occur after the evacuation. “Team 2B took a detour and is now heading straight toward Tuban from Hanfield,” Rong Aiyu quickly explained the situation. Beside her, Cong Xuefei had already locked onto the location signals of the two, estimating the groups would meet in forty minutes. “Speed up,” Tong Wanxin said, gesturing to Wan Xiaoling, who was driving. The car swiftly headed toward Tuban, while Rong Aiyu kept adjusting the routes for both sides from the base.

I summoned my courage and looked once more at the frenzied Qin soldiers. They resembled zombies, utterly fearless of pain and indifferent to their bodies being pierced by blades and spears. They gripped each other's arms tightly, bit into their opponents’ necks, then tore at the flesh until blood overflowed from their mouths.

“That’s easy—just connect tap water to the tank through a plastic hose,” Zhang Tianyou said with a smile. Zhang Jiyang glanced out the window, seeing that the red sun had already sunk below the horizon; darkness was about to fall.

When the dish was set on the table, everyone could clearly see the carp leaping from the water—if not for the layer of gravy atop and the carrots beneath, one might truly believe the fish had sprung midair. “Hey, Uncle Zhu, times are changing, society is advancing. The more we give now, the more we’ll get back later. To take, one must first give,” Han Jun laughed heartily.

In the past two years, with Yu Changsheng’s help both openly and behind the scenes, Han Jun’s troubles had been greatly eased. If possible, Wei Jun truly didn’t want him to leave just yet.

Lisa looked up and saw Lei Hu standing at the doorway, changing his shoes, apparently preparing to leave.

The young King of the Dead merely widened his eyes, staring at the golden man before him.

Zhang Guodong flashed a toothy grin, his white teeth exposed. The sight caught Xiao Ruonan off guard; her face flushed red, a hint of panic in her expression, then her brows furrowed slightly.

Garfield nodded, and as he passed by the Dragon Emperor, their eyes met. Suddenly, Garfield raised a paw and slapped the Dragon Emperor hard, then bolted into the sea like a shot, soon vanishing under the moonlight.

Seeing Ye Xiaofeng’s attitude, she threw herself into her work with one hundred and twenty percent enthusiasm.

Six rounds passed in the blink of an eye, and Ye Xiaofeng had not lost his edge. In fact, he was beginning to surpass the others.

In the central region of the Lizardfolk desert, within the Lizardfolk settlement—their tribal lands. Walking through these tribes, if not for following the Lizard Princess, Yue Fengyang would have felt as though he’d stumbled into a nest of reptiles. He never imagined Lizardfolk could be so attractive—was this the result of human-animal crossbreeding?

He asked Liang Shuang to send a few gifts home to his parents, all clothing suitable for them. He didn’t send fragile wine, not trusting the logistics companies of this era, and planned to keep it in his storage space until he returned home.

Before long, Ping Shan Huoyu arrived, intending to take Yue Fengyang to the Ping Shan family’s council hall.

Since he hadn’t confronted Gu Yiyang directly, Wang Zixuan still had some confidence and couldn’t help but act nonchalant.

Ruan Ruan hurriedly washed up. Xiao Yunting had prepared disposable toiletries for her, and as she brushed her teeth, she saw Xiao Yunting was already awake.

In the game of Go, there’s a saying: “Living is always easier than killing stones.” To live, all you need are two eyes, but to kill stones, you must be flawless—if you fail, your own stones may be riddled with holes.

During filming, Adam switched the camera frequently, giving each speaker a close-up.

At this moment, Gu Qingcheng felt a sudden relief that she hadn’t told her family about her trip to the Myanmar gem market.

The white tiger in Shen Jingyan’s arms fidgeted at first, but after a while, lulled by the jolting motion, it fell asleep.