Chapter 95: Full of Obedience

The order was given to search, and they did not even give Lu Qingqing a chance to object. The woman immediately stepped forward to block them; she could not allow them to rummage through the place so brazenly.

After all, this was still the Marquis’s residence. Though it had fallen into decline, it still carried some remaining prestige.

“What kind of fugitive requires your own hand?”

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Because the people placed by the Tyrant Guild were far too few, there were simply not enough dark-gold members. While dark-gold rank players were not as rare as expert-rank players, they were still a precious resource in any guild. That rank already served as a measure of a guild’s strength.

Chu Feng gave an awkward smile. As for what kind of martial arts or cultivation technique he should teach, he had not yet made up his mind. As for why he had never taught Chu Yun before, it was because he truly had nothing he could teach.

“It’s all right. Thank you.”

Xu Duoduo pushed him away, the blush on her face growing deeper and deeper. His warmth still lingered in her palm, along with a faint, lingering fragrance.

Ning Xue wore a light purple short jacket, while Ning Yue wore one in sky blue. The garments had a straight collar and a crossed front, secured at the waist with a sash; long ribbons trailed down past the knees. In their flowing grace, they seemed to carry a faint, ethereal elegance.

She knew full well that Chen Hao could not possibly be the man from her past life, yet upon learning that this journey of his might well be one from which he would never return, an inexplicable worry rose in her heart.

Otherwise, the Wood Spirit Guild could at any moment be replaced by a rising power and be driven down from its throne among the great guilds of Azure Dragon City. Wood Spirit’s pride would never allow that.

Xiao Luofan gently lifted Xu Duoduo’s ankle and rested it on his thigh, carefully brushing away the sand from it. He even blew on it with concern before finally beginning to massage it with force.

After all, if they kept moving deeper along the Cloud Ridge Mountains, they really could reach the territory of Qi County. Although no one knew how these Eighth Route troops had managed to do it, the Japanese major was certain that these Eighth Route troops, who were skilled at moving through the mountains, must have some secret route.

“Fine then. Today we’ll take him back, and by the way, let Old Bo take him for a ride on a fine horse and enjoy the breeze.” Zhou Jiufeng was overjoyed.

Though so near, yet so far: one’s own body was right before him, within reach, yet a single sword aura from the other side had sent it flying. There was no greater humiliation than this.

Chu Bing was startled and wanted to retreat, but her heel struck the tree trunk behind her, and only then did she realize she was high in the air.

A few seconds passed, and he still could only see the ancient tree spirit’s basic information: its name and health bar.

Su Meng had a plaster cast on her leg and could not lower it. Liu Jie helped by finding a stool and placing it under the dining table so she could rest her leg on it.

A slightly urgent voice rang out, and from the starship a ribbon of light descended, spanning like a sky bridge across the heavens above the immortal city.

Chen Xi was unconcerned. The people on those ships were far weaker than he was, and yet they still sailed the open seas without issue. He had never seen anything happen to them.

Life is sometimes like this: what you think is the end may in fact be the beginning of something new. On the journey of life, what you will encounter—who can truly say?

Thinking of the source of everything that had happened, Second Uncle suddenly felt that he had been buried beneath a vast conspiracy, and unease crept into his heart.

She knew that the closer one drew to the teleportation array, the colder it would become, and the greater the damage from ice elemental power.

An attached detailed information chart showed only those who accepted the mission what the mysterious thing truly was.

Then, a fellow sprang out of the farmland, turned, and ran. The seat of his trousers had been torn open, one hand clamped over the wound as blood sprayed out.

A happy smile shone on Xiang Lingkong’s face, and Yao Shuang felt both glad for him and deeply uneasy. One brother after another was taking wives and raising children, but where in the world was his future wife?