We can go back now.

She didn’t know if the main gate had a time limit; she had to hurry. Before even stepping out of the courtyard, the figure vanished into the darkness.

At that moment, two terrifying beams of light appeared in the sky, illuminating a portion of the night before disappearing as quickly as they had come.

The little dog, long hungry and thirsty, was awakened by the urge to urinate. Groggily, he looked up and saw the bright lights in the sky, but by the time he fully opened his eyes to look again, the lights had vanished.

The little dog thought it was a dream.

Dekris shouted anxiously; the situation was clear to everyone. The girl was so hungry she had become skin and bones, her eyes dull and deeply sunken, her hair sparse and yellowed.

Several walls arranged together could form a room; with the addition of beams, a dwelling was complete.

“That’s the mutated Western Lizard Dragon—it has appeared again,” Xu Dashan exclaimed in surprise. Ever since the last incident with the passenger plane, he’d been tracking the Lizard Dragon’s movements, but there had been no reports online.

At the instant Manzhu and Shahua saw Mu Lingtian’s counterattack, though surprised, they quickly reacted, summoning a protective shield and unleashing their full strength to withstand the residual force of the giant sword’s edge, preventing collateral damage.

This was the finest pill in his possession. After witnessing Yun Longzi’s formidable power, he no longer hesitated and produced this precious pill, usually too valuable to use.

“Please, just call me by my name, Senior. I don’t deserve the title of ‘Hero,’” Mu Lingtian said politely.

From afar, it looked as if the Milky Way was hanging upside down in the sky, like countless colorful lanterns suspended, a truly beautiful sight.

At the moment of His Highness’s passing, Imperial Guard Commander Liu Quan immediately imposed martial law on the royal city, personally leading elite troops to protect Chancellor Chang Kong Xiaolan and relocating him to the Absolute Palace. However, this move provoked strong opposition from Zhong Liqi’s faction, accusing Chang Kong Xiaolan of conspiring with Liu Quan to usurp the throne.

The specter said, “If you wish to leave first, then I will grant you that.” Before the words finished, a powerful palm strike surged toward Tian Ming.

“Don’t lose heart. In martial arts practice, talent varies. Some succeed within a few years; others may never achieve mastery in a lifetime,” the blind woman said.

Professor Snape, a foremost master of potions, could tell with a mere sniff that this pill was no ordinary concoction—it seemed moldy.

The spherical head had a huge hollow, large enough for an adult man to fit his entire head inside.

Having confirmed these two facts, Jiang Chang’an felt half his worries ease. Glancing at the sky, he realized at least five hours had passed since escaping the secret realm. Thinking of Xia Leling still alone in the palace, threatened at any moment by spectral soldiers and phantom riders, Jiang Chang’an wasted no time and left the divine residence.

“Therefore, I think you might have the wrong person,” Dou Wei interjected with a faint, knowing smile before the chubby man could finish speaking.

Most of the villagers, still confused, left their homes and gathered where the voices had come from.

Que’s eyes suddenly grew cold, an unbidden change revealing a state as if no longer under the influence of medicine… In his words, this was “a true expression of feeling.”

An obscure, indescribable aura enveloped the black misty sphere, radiating into the surrounding astral space, creating a faint void field whose power diminished with distance.

Looking up at the main gate, Jia Cong swiftly dismounted, handed the reins to a guard, and strode inside.

He thought he had the young man’s intentions figured out: as soon as he lifted the cup of tea, it would mean his acceptance of Jia Cong’s authority in the Xiaoxiang Pavilion. Yet, seeing Jiang Chang’an show no sign of drinking, Liu Chaosheng’s heart grew uneasy.

Those conscripted as laborers included the anthropomorphic orange cat Jun Lin, and the rare visitors to see their parents—Jun Maling and Bai—who had been forcibly recruited.