Chapter 47 Catching Rabbits

She happily shared her attribute panel with Xiao Qichen, saying, "Look, my agility has reached 7 points!"

"I feel as light as a swallow now. I really hope Sister Yang catches another one, and I'll share it with you when she does."

Seeing how joyful she was, Xiao Qichen hadn't the heart to pour cold water on her enthusiasm.

Special ingredients were exceedingly rare, and that player living on the island was truly fortunate.

Free attribute points only came from two sources: completing dungeons and event rewards, but

Han Shizhong nodded, understanding the meaning behind Zhao Gou's words. In truth, Yelu Decai remaining behind alone spoke for itself—he was seeking death. Since he desired loyalty and righteousness, Zhao Gou would grant his wish and bestow upon him a good reputation.

As for the so-called powerful Mercenary Alliance, let alone standing against the Elven race, they were hardly stronger than mere ants even before the Holy Knights of Velant.

However, so what if you possessed greater strength than Murphy! When it comes to pure physical might, I, Copperhammer, fear no one. Wielding his boar-head hammer, Copperhammer leaped high into the air and smashed down toward Midak.

Thus, the moment Feng Bujue died, Nan Wanwan re-emerged into the martial world safe and sound. Because she spent most of her time in deep slumber, her lifespan had barely diminished over the course of five hundred years.

With their inner anguish left unvented, the players could only band together to challenge the scenario writers, to challenge the founder of Gensokyo, and to challenge the self-proclaimed "Warrior of Love," Qingbai. The players' demands were simple: resurrect the mother, reunite the trio, and restore the memories of the two.

In an instant, Liuli heard all the usable electrical appliances around her emit a crackling sound, and shortly after, the entire surroundings plunged into dead silence.

China's economy was developing at a rapid pace, yet the price paid for it was an environment that had already begun to cause alarm.

Furthermore, with bad luck, encountering Zhou Wuqing or even Feng Shen right at the start would make securing a top-ten finish an almost impossible feat.

The three stages of the late Qi Condensation realm were quite similar. If Li昊 could defeat someone at the seventh layer of Qi Condensation, he could theoretically also defeat those at the eighth and ninth layers. As for the tenth layer of Great Perfection, a certain degree of luck would be required.

Within a short moment, Zhao Gou had already slaughtered five or six people. The situation was completely one-sided, with no possibility of any turnaround. Not only did Zhao Gou pour his utmost effort into every single move and stance, but more importantly, his martial arts differed somewhat from those of ordinary Jianghu wanderers—not just in his techniques, but also in his formidable internal energy.

Just as she had anticipated, nearly all the disciples of Canglan Mountain came out to respectfully welcome their Master's return.

Hua Lingyu walked over after changing his clothes. Today he wore a silver-white prince's robe, embroidered with winding patterns that were hard to tell whether they were dragons or snakes, but which nonetheless signified his identity as the legitimate eldest son.

Xu Feiyan turned back and planted a passionate kiss on him; she did not want to stop, she wanted it even more fiercely.

"Master, the injury on your hand needs to be treated immediately." Upon seeing his wounded arm and his bloodied fingers wrapped in a crude bandage, Sishui immediately sent someone to summon the imperial physician from the palace.

The domestic arrangements at home had always been handled by Su Hexun, so it was only natural for Su Huairuo to ask her eldest brother for help.

Originally, given Xu Xin's injuries, the doctor strongly insisted that she remain hospitalized, but Meng Que feared that hospitalization might attract the attention of the Qian clan, so he disregarded the doctor's strong advice and brought Xu Xin home.

Taking advantage of this moment, Xu Lizi called Ai Yu to tell her that she had an urgent matter to attend to and had to leave first.

Hemingway said: No man is an island, entire of itself. Any man's death diminishes me, because I am involved in mankind. And therefore never send to know for whom the bell tolls; it tolls for thee and me.

[...] Su Xia had pondered this question as well after leaving the carriage, but she trusted Su Huairuo more; there had to be a reason why she was told to come to the imperial palace to seek help from the Emperor.