Volume One, Chapter 115: Ghostly Nonsense

"But how do we explain this? Though Xiao Meng is young, he is usually level-headed... he is quite steady as a rule. He wouldn't joke about something like this, would he? Personally, I am inclined to believe him," Zhao Weijun said, voicing his thoughts.

"You actually think he saw the ghosts of the fallen Guardian Squad members?" Chen Fei was surprised by Zhao Weijun's statement.

"In this era, even the 'gods' of legend have appeared, so why couldn't ghosts exist? If she calls him that from now on, it will make his immortal rank seem on par with hers, ha-ha-ha."

A-Shui's heart was filled with burning rage. His plan with Nie Tao and the divine physician Cui to save the others was supposed to be foolproof, but someone had suddenly ambushed the physician, ruining everything.

Seeing the true form of the shadow revealed, everyone—whether it was the trio from Bukong, the Six-Ear Temple, or the pharmacist—was struck with horror.

A month passed in a flash. In the Lava Hell, there was no distinction between day and night; the sky remained a constant, glowing crimson.

"I am her father." The middle-aged policeman's words struck Zhang Shaofei like a hammer to the heart. Oh, hell, Mu Qingxue's father? How did this happen? Did I fail to check the fortune calendar today? Why did I have to run into her father? If he doesn't approve of our relationship, what if he tries to break us apart?

The subsequent police interrogation left the officers dumbfounded: a pitch-black cave, a giant fox, and a mysterious warrior in golden armor.

Yet, seeing Su Yusheng like this now, she felt that for a moment, she had nearly lost herself in that bewitching countenance. She wondered if the smiling, gentle Su Yusheng she saw every day was just a facade, and if this alluring, slightly sinister version was his true self.

Back then, it was also by a river like this, under a night so clear that every corner of the darkness seemed to be illuminated.

"Slash!" With a low cry, the Li Dragon Sword surged, striking down furiously at the wall of white light.

As the second-ranked assassin in the world, if Yan Yu couldn't kill A-Shui, and the Earth Walker managed to do it, wouldn't his reputation eclipse hers?

What was most infuriating was that Hu You hadn't even had a chance to test his top-tier gadgets—like the "massager" or the "vibrator"—before these guys tore them all into spare parts. Hu You’s heart ached for them.

Within the Dream Network, higher academies could apply for exclusive teaching zones. He was currently in the teaching zone of the Hua Alliance National Academy. There were no decorations or shops here, as found in the civilian Dream Network, only various mecha training grounds.

When the Blackwood Guild members were only two meters away from their opponents, those in the front raised their axes. As the Bone Dragon players charged, the axes swung down directly. This was their standard tactic against skeleton soldiers; in large-scale battles of tens of thousands, simple techniques were the most effective. Trying to show off one's skills in such chaos was futile.

One day, a troop of demon soldiers broke into the village where the two were staying, looting, burning, and killing, even feeding on the flesh and blood of the villagers.

And now, Emperor Jue had stepped forward, taking full responsibility upon his own shoulders by declaring that this intelligence would be disseminated in his name.

It’s just as they say: not all landlords are members of aristocratic clans, but almost every aristocratic clan is a landlord. That much is certain; after all, if you don't have land, what are you going to eat?

Although that city was built much slower than the City of Heaven, its population far exceeded that of the City of Heaven.

Indeed, the eunuch following Lu Jue, who had replaced Yang Wei, was none other than Lu Yin from the Wilderness Inn.

"General Bi Kelin, you may return now," Hu You said, keeping an eye on the distant Eighth Fleet. They were currently reforming their formation, and it looked like they intended to stay for a while.

When Luo Ba collapsed, it gave Hu You a real fright. Fortunately, he had only fainted from exhaustion. If he had actually died, Hu You didn't know how much it would have pained him.