Chapter 134: Unguarded

Chi Yi strode in, his appearance dashing and his demeanor more composed than ever before. His arrival shifted the entire situation.

"It is the Right Chancellor!"

As the crowd turned their eyes toward the source of the voice, Chi Yi had already reached Jiang Jiu-Yue. The woman's face changed completely.

"How dare you return..."

Xia Guoguo, though only fourteen years old and less than a meter and a half tall, possessed a figure where everything that should be full was full, and everything that should be slender was slender. Not to mention that quirky, whimsical face of hers... it was truly exactly to Brother Lei's taste.

Ever since he had thrown his lot in with the Ye family, Xu Xusheng had been acutely aware that the future of the Xu family was tied entirely to them. If they were to be cast aside once more, the result would inevitably be total ruin.

However, at this moment, the two of them stared blankly with expressionless eyes, nodding mechanically to Ding Caihe's commands. Clearly, she had controlled them through some peculiar method.

Yet, as they continued along the path, not only did they encounter no further trouble, but shortly after, they discovered another arrow marker carved into a pine tree.

Qin Jiangnan raised his head and flashed a sinister smile, the tip of his sword pulling back half a centimeter from Yuan Zhuang. I reached out, drawing deeply upon the "sunless" essence of the nineteenth level of hell, and within two seconds, I had woven a barrier over Yuan Zhuang.

As long as the audience is entertained, distributors are willing to handle even what many call "trash films," simply because the box office returns are high.

Yang Yunhan and Xiang Ming-Ying, along with Wanyan Shilu, Wanyan Xieyibao, Wanyan Xielihu, Batandulu-Hai, and over a thousand warriors, crept stealthily to the south side of the Wulinda tribe's mountain stronghold by the Hailan River.

Immediately following them, Li Qian, unwilling to be left out, tagged along. Having spent this time with them, she had come to understand the temperaments of these brothers and had grown very fond of the group. Seeing the scene unfold, she hurried over to watch the spectacle.

"Enough, stop beating around the bush. Don't go dreaming of things beyond your reach. How did you master the Extraction Technique?" I steered the question back to its origin.

Meng Li relaxed her fingers, and the Heaven-Nether Sword drifted gently above her head. Pressing her palms together, she chanted a series of incantations. In an instant, a white radiance rippled outward, spreading across the entire peak. At that moment, everything froze; everyone remained locked in their final posture.

The Star Luo Empire was different from the Heaven Dou Empire. The Star Luo Empire had always harbored ambitions of unifying the world, while the Heaven Dou Empire relied on the Spirit Hall to keep the Star Luo Empire in check.

Xi's face turned ashen. "Then let us see if you can manage it." As he spoke, a flash of black light erupted, and the Black Princess appeared in his hand. Huo Tianshan’s hands flashed with silver light, revealing his peak Heaven-grade weapons, the Dual Flames, while Green’s hands flickered as seven gleaming flying knives appeared.

Of course, it didn't take many; two were enough. After all, the estate was full of people who could be taught how to do it.

The physician thought to himself: Your grandfather has already woken up; he is likely calculating how to lure the culprit out into the open.

Jiang Chengyan’s Adam's apple bobbed as he stepped forward to take Su Ciyi's hand, but she stepped back to avoid him.

Although there were only a few—two or three—they contained the most potent and purest thunder energy, with the volatile elements already refined out of them.

Her timid, submissive act was just that—a performance—but now, she could no longer keep it up, nor was there any need to continue the charade.

"Minister Baili, hasn't your Salvation Department been investigating these loose immortals lately? Have you found anything useful?" the Sword Immortal Daoist could not help but demand.

Dragons, as far as they knew, were powerful creatures. Among spirit beasts of the same rank, they were absolute juggernauts; even a hundred-thousand-year spirit beast might not necessarily be able to defeat a fifty-thousand-year-old dragon.