Chapter 119: Sugarheart Island
Three months slipped by in the blink of an eye.
By this time, he had completely refined the primordial chaos energy into a Chaos Origin Pellet.
"Mr. Lin, this is a battlefield stirred up by Xia Bing. You were clearly on the verge of victory, and to compromise now is obviously a trap he set for you." She refused to yield a single step.
"Yan, it’s rare for you to visit. I’ve cooked you a meal myself, featuring all your favorites." Ye Xichun smiled and stood up.
After the turmoil of the Liu Family Village incident, the Emperor and his entourage continued their journey westward, enjoying the mountains and waters as if nothing had ever happened.
Stepping outside, Lou Qianxue looked pale, her brow furrowed with a hint of fatigue as she reached up to rub her temples.
The Evil Emperor’s eyes were filled with disbelief. He had never witnessed such formidable power before; it was truly terrifying, as if it could destroy the heavens and the earth.
The Eye of Heavenly Martialry bestowed upon her by Tantai Yuan allowed her to see through illusions to the truth, providing her with many advantages throughout her journey of growth.
Because the Qilin clan was inherently weak, the Imperial Phoenix subconsciously assumed that the Qilin Progenitor could not be much stronger.
Therefore, once Li Xiu arrived at Zhuti Commandery, Li Jun and Mu Junyi led fifteen thousand Jingzhou troops into the Yanjin Road north of Zhuti, passing through Shimen to reach Bodao County. They then traveled northwest along the Du River, taking nearly two months to reach Wuyang County in Jianwei Commandery, nearing the Chengdu Commandery of the Great Cheng Kingdom.
He set out with tens of thousands of the Dragon Clan, aggressively marching to attack the Phoenix Clan with the intention of slaughtering them and wiping out their entire race.
Wang Junlin’s momentum surged, rapidly widening the distance between him and the swordsman, as he continued to charge toward the old eunuch.
"Holy cow, what is happening here!" Yang Yu was so shocked by the scene before him that his jaw nearly hit the ground.
Brother Hao’s eyes glinted as he said, "Yin Shun, we are already exposed to the police. If we don’t get rid of the guns, we’ll be caught sooner or later."
"Why do you seem so familiar with this, Brother Chai? Is it because of the same subject?" Liu Xuan squinted at him, appraising him.
Although she felt it was humiliating for a vengeful spirit like her to have to follow a human’s instructions, Sadako had no choice but to swallow her pride for the sake of returning to hell.
However, shipbuilding was time-consuming and labor-intensive, with low profit margins and high investment costs; the average person wouldn’t dare to play such a game.
Lu Yunshen knew of Ji Jie’s ruthless methods and past deeds, but seeing him now, he realized how truly unscrupulous he was.
Even though these fluctuations were extremely faint, Yan Chutian was too sensitive to ignore them; besides, in such a situation, how could he possibly overlook anything unusual?
What Liu Xuan said made sense. In the past, Tang Qing had mostly kept to herself, so she never had to consider communication issues. If there was any news, her parents would inform her older brother directly, and he would always find various ways to locate her.
With this change, the situation in the surroundings shifted as well; the forty bronze statues vanished simultaneously, and the two men stepped out from the formation.
Helping the two to their feet, Cao Cao spared no praise in his words. Even now, he felt as if he were dreaming—how could he have imagined that he, a transmigrator from the modern era, would find the legendary Zhou Yu and Sun Ce of the Three Kingdoms standing right before him?
Just as he reached a distance of five meters from the zombie, Zhang Tiansheng suddenly merged his twin spears into one and delivered a fierce, piercing thrust forward.
Qi Qi glanced back at me, wiped the frost and mist off the window with the curtain, and looked outside, her face beaming with surprise.