Chapter 100: The Vision Elixir

Everyone returned to the hotel.

Qin Yu was just about to rest when he heard someone knocking on the door.

"Come in," he called.

As his voice fell, Ghost Hand entered. Seeing who it was, Qin Yu was a bit surprised and asked, "Is there something you need from me, sir?"

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After discussing the matter of the primal force, the conversation shifted to sales and promotion. The four of them decided to start in Nanning—first establishing themselves in Guang Province, then planning for all of China.

If James didn’t insist on Ye Zifeng showing his card, then that card would certainly have been the Jack of Clubs, and James would have lost.

Laughing and chatting, he picked up the wine bowl before the grave, drank it all in one go, then knelt down and respectfully kowtowed three times.

"The Dragon Pearl!" The demon kings were all greatly shocked. None of them had expected the Mosquito Dragon King to actually condense a Dragon Pearl.

"Not yet! Who were you chatting with so excitedly? I could hear your screams all the way from the first floor," Fang Weinan asked curiously, sitting down on his sister's bed.

Ji Kongling stood there in a daze, staring in the direction where Long Qing had disappeared. Thinking back on the memories she’d shared with Long Qing these past days, sorrow welled up within her, and tears streamed down her face.

Hong Jun was silent for a moment. Watching Mo Rigen and Lu Xu argue, he suddenly felt that Li Jinglong was truly wonderful. Ever since they’d been together, they’d barely argued at all. He didn’t know why, but those two were the complete opposite—always coming up with new ways to torment each other.

Luo Wuqing touched his chest, his face grim; he feared several of his ribs were broken.

Now that the journey was finally over, the soldiers who had hurried to this border city were overwhelmed with joy and excitement.

The crown prince had left, departed for the Kingdom of Dadian. Qin Meiniang's tense heart gradually eased.

When Xiao Shiji and Du Hengshuang came to pay their respects, Long Xiangye had just finished chanting scriptures before the Buddha and was preparing to have her morning meal.

The inner chamber was usually reserved for the closest family members or very intimate people. Seeing this, everyone was puzzled, especially Aunt Yun and Uncle Yun; their faces showed a hint of anxiety as they wondered if their two sons had done something wrong.

When Liu Yu returned to the hotel, Da Niu and the others were still playing video games. These days, with little to do, they spent all their time gaming.

But Xia Fancheng had no intention of giving his opponent much time to struggle; he simply twisted Liu Wei’s neck and tossed it aside.

"Everything is ready. We can begin the battle at any time!" Led by Yuan Huo, all the disciples of the Heaven-Burning Fire Sect shouted toward the sky.

"I just want to take a walk nearby, is that alright?" Song Ruoxi looked at him, a trace of hope in her eyes.

In the sky, a faint light grew steadily brighter, as if the sun were about to rise, breaking through the clouds, its radiance about to bathe the earth and dispel the darkness.

"Xier, if you won’t speak in front of your mother, then who will you speak to?" Ji Yun asked, watching her intently.

"It’s nothing. Luckily, you fired in time, or I’d have been finished! That man’s knife skills are terrifying—he must be Dragon Soul. We can’t let him leave alive today!" Tian Zhuo said. Now that he knew how dangerous Dragon Soul was, he realized this was the best chance to eliminate him. If they failed, catching him again would be much harder.

Only by blending in as just another pedestrian on the street could you avoid drawing attention. In this seemingly peaceful crowd, there might be many watchful eyes, observing and probing. If they noticed you, then you would truly be in danger.

Chen Hao frowned slightly. Although he’d sensed something unusual about the other party just now, he couldn’t quite put his finger on it.