Chapter 38: The Strange Little White

This place was strange; the grass grew so tall it nearly reached Ning Yun’s waist. The ground was damp, turning to thick mud under every step. Yet, as she pushed aside the blades, she discovered a small hole. It was not very large, but it looked as if Xiaobai could squeeze inside.

"Xiaobai?" she called out tentatively. Sure enough, a soft "awoo" echoed from within. The opening was too small for her to follow, and she had no idea what had happened to Xiaobai.

The delegation from the Chenyang Kingdom had already moved out of Leng Yixiu’s villa. In truth, Feng Yinan had no desire to stay there either; if not for the fact that Leng Yixiu was the official in charge of the Great Zhao Kingdom’s grand competition, he would have preferred never to cross paths with him again.

She felt she would never see the boy she had raised again. Layers of mist and illusion led Xu Qingqing to believe that Pan Chen was a man. Furthermore, under Pan Chen’s years of psychological suggestion, Xu Qingqing’s subconscious had gradually brushed aside the age gap. Thus, at this moment, gazing into Pan Chen’s affectionate eyes, she felt even more intoxicated.

Yinlu paid little attention to Yinxiang, preoccupied with his own amusement. By the time the two hurried back to the palace, it was already time for the gates to be locked.

"What? You scratched Niansheng’s face?" Yinxiang sprang up from the ground like a carp, pointing his finger at Yinzhi.

For a moment, I found the surroundings to be quite pleasant, filled with the songs of birds and the scent of flowers. There were many emperors in history who left behind calligraphy or indulged in poetry, but in my impression, Zhu Di was not a man who pretended to be refined. Yet, looking at his back now, there was a certain elegance to him.

"Suit yourself. You can choose to go back with me and face death." I turned and walked back toward the camp.

Li Shaochong waved his hand behind him and walked softly into Wei Weiyi’s room. He clicked on the soft bedside lamp and sat down, turning to gaze at the sleeping Wei Weiyi with deep, somber eyes. The light reflected in his dark pupils, revealing traces of tenderness.

Ursaring lived year-round in the dense forest, possessing an extremely violent and ferocious nature. They dealt lethal blows to anyone who infringed upon their territory, and many human field researchers had often been injured by them. Yet, looking at them now, that did not seem to be the case.

Sun Qitian and Jin Xuan were not idle; they stood in front of Kong Ling and guarded the rear of the tripod, their stance clear.

Being overshadowed by the name Xu Ling, Lin Qian was naturally unconvinced and spent the entire time cursing.

It was only five years ago, when I cleared the game and the intelligent system was activated, that I discovered someone had entered Nirvana City—Number One. At the time, Number One had hidden this from Xingtian and used the system to imitate my mother’s voice to teach me.

Gu Yingchuan freed one hand to grab Qin Wan’s mischievous hand, while his other held the steering wheel firmly. His calm and steady demeanor was a stark contrast to Qin Wan’s.

"And you, what’s your situation? I remember Junior Sister Zhu returning some time before me. Why aren't you at Vermilion Bird Peak instead of coming here?" Chen Jiuge’s attitude toward Qi Daoyuan was far less pleasant.

"Have you ever considered that Wu Daotian cannot decide the choices of the Ten Thousand Beasts Sect? That brute—if not for his cultivation and the backing of the sect, he would have died countless times over. He could never become the next sect leader," the old woman scolded, looking at the resentful Die Luowu.

"What place is this?" Wu Yan had never seen such a lush forest, and the many flowers in the meadow were completely unfamiliar. To Wu Yan, this felt like another world.

The wedding photo, which had been repaired and framed in the living room, was also violently smashed as she shattered the frame and tore to pieces the images of herself and the smiling Xu Ling.

Just then, Xingtian appeared, bringing the vaccine and special medicine. He eradicated the T-virus, distributed free food and survival supplies, ended the apocalypse, and saved humanity from the brink of extinction.