27 Caught the Thief

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When Colin arrived at the Senarius Forest, Elisande was also present, attending the meeting held there. He had to prove to the world that he, Chu Zhengrong, was untouchable—that his past counted for nothing.

“Recognize these characters? They say: ‘Even if the Dragon City’s Flying General stands guard, he shall not let the barbarian horses cross Yin Mountain!’” Guo Chuanmin read aloud, lifting his head proudly.

Xiang Yundu had never considered buying a house. For one, his work kept him too busy to care; for another, being single, the old home was convenient enough.

Amidst the gloomy despair surrounding them, Xie Wanning sat calmly in the main seat, leisurely sipping hot tea, appearing the most composed among those present.

The memories stopped there; some details Xie Wanning couldn’t bring herself to share with Liyin. However, Liyin was somewhat aware of many matters handled by the virtuous consort.

In the blink of an eye, a line of words appeared on the ground before him: “Capable of shattering white-clad vengeful spirits with one hand, though weaker against those in red.”

Indeed, Ye Sisi and Yan Shuangbing had just appeared; the two were currently fixated on their phone screens watching a popular variety show, while the ghostly hand rested atop his pocket, seemingly engrossed as well.

Of course, he had also slaughtered pigs for two years, often practicing with the butcher’s knife as if it were a throwing dagger! Though he had some knowledge of history, the true nature of history remained a mystery to him.

The instructor packed his personal belongings into a large military backpack; he was set to leave the next day.

Before leaving the country, Liang Shu had visited home once and only felt reassured after seeing her much improved state.

Hu Zhiyan was a woman of her word, full of initiative. She gathered a large collection of handsome men’s photos and information, then sought out Ruan Yaoyao to help choose a father for her child.

Xie Menghua’s heart, which had just relaxed, tightened again upon hearing this. The day set for the trial meant Father would be confined to the government office—a dark, damp, and dilapidated place. How could his health endure?

Qin Ran lit three incense sticks and naturally knelt, paying respects. Having inherited the incense offering tradition of the Bixiao Immortal Sect, it was only proper to honor its ancestors.

However, the personal guards were also steadily diminishing in number. Yet even as they fell, they fought fiercely to take down a single Korean soldier in their last breaths.

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Staring dazedly at Yan Poyue, Liu Zhaodi felt certain she must be drunk. Otherwise, why would she suddenly want Yan Poyue to lower his head once more and kiss her lips?

The lone wolf clutched her sniper rifle, sitting aside with wide eyes, watching the two brothers fiercely bicker like dogs biting each other’s fur. But soon they both gave her a thumbs-up together.

Moreover, Bing Qingxue was specially trained, knowing which angles looked best and how to cry with a tearful, pitiful expression like pear blossoms in the rain.

Revered Elder Lei showed no hesitation. No matter what Shen Lang said—even if the Heavenly King himself appeared—today he intended to kill Shen Lang and his companions.

After all, in terms of rank, the Taiyin Holy Sword was a supreme spiritual weapon, its emanating coldness rivaling even the Golden Crow’s flame.

However, for Shen Lang, no matter how precious the divine elixir or how formidable the demon clan’s inner core, their benefit to him was limited.

If he could train at the famous Times Square in Hong Kong, it would undoubtedly make his subsequent rescue missions far easier.

After all, forcing him to drive against traffic on such congested highways was already extremely perilous.

“Don’t worry. Even if he dies, we will not strip him of his destiny. Such disciples are truly worth nurturing!” the influential figure continued.

Seeing her like this, Zheng Junhao knew her heart was still that of a princess, merely distracted by these novel things. Once she got used to the environment, she might no longer be so obedient. By then, Zheng Junhao would send her away; he would not tolerate anyone’s nonsense—not even Lin Xi.

“What is it? Did the Prince of Jin ask you to arrange this?” Wei Zheng smiled without a trace of anger.

“Sure enough, some strength!” Zhao Yan’s face suddenly changed. He quickly contracted his divine realm space inward.

She said she never wanted to step through that door again in her life. But now, the only one who could solve her current dilemma lived behind that door.

When the wind ceased, he picked up a handful of dust from the ground, letting it slip through his fingers.

“Are you worried that members of the Holy Cross Church are inside?” Brandon immediately understood his meaning.

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Without the ancient divine demon bloodline, he feared he would have long since become the legion commander at Longji Pass.

No one knew when it began, but sixteen or seventeen out of every twenty electric scooters passing this intersection stopped around the red sedan. The closest were less than ten centimeters away, the rest fanned outward.

Behind them, the gigantic demon beasts followed closely, causing even the human soldiers and mecha warriors atop the valley to feel the ground tremble.

Fairy Liu looked down at Zhang Deshuai collapsed on the ground. Though unconscious, his face resembled that of a foolish pig. She ruthlessly stomped on his face with her nearly 10-centimeter high stilettos.

Nan Zhenyun tried to speak but, mouth toothless, his words barely discernible.

Si Yike struggled, but had no strength left. He opened his mouth to say something, yet no sound emerged.

Li Guanghan looked at the ancient zither and recalled the “Law-Eye Pearl” and the light-transmitting mirror. These three ancient artifacts bore the same patterns and symbols, clearly belonging to a whole. To unlock their secrets, none could be missing. Upon returning to the main camp, he must request to retrieve the “Law-Eye Pearl” and the light-transmitting mirror.

“Hahaha, you were kicked out just because of this?” The tall Martin laughed until tears came to his eyes.

He dared to disregard his father. Ao Guangli snorted coldly. Now, I’m not talking about the left and right soul reapers.

Thinking of how easy life would become from now on, Zhang Ze couldn’t help but laugh heartily inside the car. Dian Wei outside the car was used to Zhang Ze’s antics, finding nothing odd.

At that moment, I understood it was time for my farewell. After bowing respectfully to the Worm King and touching the golden silkworm he had given me, I set off on my journey.