Chapter 32 [Second Update]

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For a time, every sect fell silent. None of them made any comment on the dissolution of the North Desolation Sect, and they did not mention the Grand Union Assembly even once. Their attitude was completely different from their previous fierce opposition.

She gave a bitter smile and closed her eyes again, unable to keep from sighing over the ordeal she had just endured. She once more recalled what she had said to the True Banner in Duke Changqiu’s underground palace. She had said that she did not believe Heaven wanted her to die young! Then, for reasons she herself could not explain, she suddenly threw back her head and laughed.

Fortunately, Xu Qing possessed the advantages brought by his crossing into another world and exercised regularly, allowing him to withstand Sophia’s assault and keep her pinned down the entire time.

“Shall we head down first? You two girls, hurry and follow us afterward,” Mu Ruchu instructed.

For some reason, Qian Qingxi always felt that Rong Ze’s reaction was especially strange after he had instinctively caught Mu Ruchu earlier.

Although they all suspected the Mountain River Sect, not a single sect dared to voice its opinion at that moment. They were all afraid of bringing disaster upon themselves.

Before making the donation, I need to discuss it with the world’s richest man and the third-richest man. I will donate one hundred million dollars. World’s richest man, you donate one hundred and ten million dollars. Third place, you donate ninety million dollars.

Hearing the gunshots drawing closer behind them, Yang Chenghu suddenly shoved Tianbao away just as Tianbao helped him to his feet.

Now that the guitar had finally arrived, he could practice playing whenever he had nothing else to do. Once he learned how to arrange music, he could accompany himself while singing songs from his former world. Wouldn’t that be wonderful?

Shui Lai tried to stop him again, but Yin Tianxing asked what the important matter was. By then, the senior disciple had already dragged him toward the main gate, and the two of them lowered their heads, whispering about something. Hu Chaoxian turned around and began patting Ba Shisi on the shoulder with righteous solemnity, as though they were brothers by blood.

“You needn’t belittle yourself like that. Matters of the heart depend only on mutual willingness; there is no such thing as one person being unworthy of another.” Jiaye’s tone softened somewhat. She furrowed her brows and let out a quiet sigh.

“Mm.” Han Aocheng placed the smoothly polished black-jade chess piece he had been holding into the rosewood chess basket, then calmly waited for Su Qianlang to think.

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Jiang Ting’s willow brows rose sharply as she pursed her lips. Deep down, she had an ominous feeling. Could Chen Yang really have found a way to cure Chu Yingying’s poison?

The old man still wanted to say something, but the moment he saw his wife’s eyes, the words died in his throat.

“You think it’s amusing to toy with me?” Young Master Zhao raised his head. His scarlet eyes glared at Xu Huanyan like a trapped beast that had broken free, and he growled.

“Heh… Of course I don’t believe it!” Chen Yang straightened up and answered loudly in a firm, unwavering voice.

Ouyang Yi cleverly chose a seat directly facing the floor-to-ceiling windows. His legs were slightly spread as he raised his eyes and gazed into Mo Lifeng’s.

From the moment a grenade’s pin was pulled to the instant it exploded, there were only five to seven seconds. Anything could happen, so to ensure safety, Chen Yang had to resolve everything within five seconds.

When she called her, the woman had already returned, but she looked dispirited and weak. She had previously agreed to return with them to the Qu family’s old residence to deliver the gifts, but today she decided not to go after all.

The demonized elf, struck by an arrow in the eye, was instantly blinded. The hand pressing toward Big Bear’s head did not drop; instead, it jerked upward as the elf screamed and covered its eye.

Gaia cast off his cowardice. No—he was still somewhat afraid of Roger and Yoda. Otherwise, he would not have taken a step backward before saying those words.

Yun Shi’s martial cultivation had broken through to the initial stage of Unity of Heaven and Man, and he now met the requirements for practicing the Spiral Nine Shadows movement technique. Li Bin explained to all three of them the essence of its body movements and the transitions between its footwork, then focused on demonstrating and explaining several key points to remember when practicing Flight by Harnessing Qi.

Still, this was not necessarily such an important matter, and Zhou Quan was not particularly concerned about it. Watching his chubby son play happily was enough to satisfy him.

As he spoke, he pointed at Fan Jie as well, instantly frightening her pale. She took a step forward and seized my arm tightly.

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As we spoke, the leader of the ghost infants swam to the riverbank and began crawling toward me. I hurriedly grabbed her and hurled her toward the river with all my strength. This time I threw her even farther—she nearly landed on the opposite bank.

The man shifted his gaze and glanced at the patient’s face on the operating table, which the nurse had just cleaned. The face was delicate and fair, with youthful features. It was a man.

Chen Xin felt that Zhou Quan truly deserved the blame for this. The whole affair was basically his responsibility; whether he wanted to or not, Zhou Quan would have to shoulder the blame.

Zhang Quan stared at me blankly. He did not blink, but I could tell that he had definitely taken me for a lunatic. I merely shrugged and told him that he would understand soon enough.

Following Dalong meant there was no need to worry about running out of ways to play pranks. Going to the sea for a game would certainly do the trick. With Dalong around, they would never be bored—Dalong was the greatest gaming expert of them all.

If Zhou Mengqi was still merely an unripe green apple, then eighteen-year-old Zhou Mengyi was a peach that had just reached perfect ripeness.

Sister-in-law Zhou stared at Su Mei in astonishment, completely at a loss as to how to respond to her sudden actions. While she stood frozen in place, her head suddenly began to ache. Su Mei was standing before her with a cup in hand, her face twisted grotesquely. She seemed to want to speak, but darkness instantly swallowed everything.

The guards of all the merchant caravans tightened their grips on their weapons. From that moment on, perhaps the only thing left for them was to fight to the death.

She was the younger sister I had only just accepted as my own. The two of us were perfectly matched in temperament: both our parents had disappeared, both of us were lonely, and both of us had found comfort in sharing the same misfortune.

She saw another side of the young man beside her. He was willing to spend a fortune on her without the slightest hesitation, his face calm and his heart untroubled as he casually threw out twenty million, as though it were no different from tossing away two hundred.

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