Chapter 55: Help Me

"Has Baiyu sent a letter? What does it say?" The moment someone stepped through the doorway, Xia Hanqiu hurriedly asked. The August weather remained sweltering; the slightest movement brought a drenching sweat. Expectant mothers feared the heat above all else, yet no one dared to provide her with ice, leaving her to endure the oppressive humidity in agony.

These golden beetles were ancient creatures that naturally inhabited the spatial rifts, only later making this garden their home. No doubt over the thousands of years, the golden beetles had continued to multiply and thrive, or perhaps countless others had migrated in from the outside.

With a resounding crash, the spiked club bounced high into the air, while Xiao Yinjian was struck with a wave of dizziness, his ears ringing incessantly.

Luo Cunshi pressed a button, and the instrument's display suddenly revealed a green arrow. There were three arrows of varying lengths, yet positioned extremely close to one another, all pointing collectively toward the upper left corner of the screen.

Quite a few of the students here were currently of no great proficiency, finding even the simple application of "release" quite strenuous. Ye Fan, naturally, was entirely different. He accomplished the several methods mentioned by the instructor with effortless ease, and thus joyfully anticipated the next lesson.

Within the Heavenly Ultimate Divine Artifact, divine thoughts flew about like a sky full of snowflakes—all of them grievances from the divine slips. It seemed these fellows were still deeply resentful over not being granted individual dwelling caves to live in.

Their warm palms pressed together, melting the chill down to the depths of their hearts. Xia Hanqiu smiled at him, and obediently settled herself into the curtained carriage.

Just as Xiao Yinjian had anticipated, these heavenly tribulations had not gathered completely. While still in the midst of brewing, they were disrupted by Xiao Yinjian's reckless charge, forcing them to trigger prematurely. Peals of thunder rumbled in succession, and within moments, Xiao Yinjian had already endured dozens of divine lightning bolts right here.

The only remaining hope at present was to consume more time here with Xiao Yinjian, dragging things out until his remaining few old friends hurried over. If backup arrived, Yagyu Shizuka might not necessarily meet her doom. Therefore, even knowing the situation was unfavorable, this fellow still tried his utmost to maintain the offensive against Xiao Yinjian.

In truth, the Old Madam had only put on an act of striking her, but because the blow hadn't landed where it should have, she felt somewhat awkward. She hadn't expected Lin Qingdai's remark to effortlessly salvage her pride, and consequently found herself growing rather fond of this beautiful young woman.

The stone monkey's pupils contracted sharply. He dared not release his divine sense to perceive, relying purely on instinct to sense that this lizard creature, barely a meter in length, possessed terrifyingly formidable strength.

Confinement meant that news from within the palace would be cut off once more. The Prince Jin's Estate was already treading on thin ice; doing this now was simply adding frost to snow.

"Fifth Brother, how about this: if you also agree to let us form a South China Sea Fleet Marine Corps under the navy, I'll give you these 15 million US dollars, and you won't even need to pay it back," Zaitun barged in to obstruct.

Gao Yifeng sneered on the spot, mocking derisively that these scraps had long since been appraised by experts as completely useless waste. How could there possibly be any good treasures among them?

Chen Ning glanced over the document briefly before asking, "What is your perspective on this naval military reform report?"

"Haha, very well! Since you consider me a traitor who destroys his master and rebels against his ancestors, then come and rid the martial arts world of this scourge!" Shi Yan instead laughed aloud and said.

The experimental subject blocked Long Bingbing's strike, and the two retreated a short distance. Just as they were about to resume combat, a sudden commotion arose among the crowd below. Many people had gathered around, and soon after, numerous disciples of the Blazing Dragon Valley arrived, parting the crowd to clear a way.

Synthesizing all of the above, Xiulin felt that the second possibility was much more likely. For a race that had existed for over a century to be so easily annihilated—no matter who analyzed it in detail—could never be that simple. Besides, with the unicorn tribe having served as a precedent, how could the Pegasus race possibly lack a fallback plan?

Cui Feng had long since heard rumors of this, but mythical legends were, after all, ethereal and illusory things, and he had never taken them seriously. Yet at this moment, when Yan Chi cried out the three words "Taiyan Tribe" with an expression of shock and absolute certainty, Cui Feng found himself half-doubting and half-believing.

Luo You sighed softly once more. Gazing at the corpses strewn across the ground, he flicked his sleeve, sending a wave of spiritual power sweeping past to instantly obliterate the remains.

Consequently, the three of them focused solely on busily refining the Exorcism Powder furnace after furnace, not a single person speaking another word during the process. When the sun finally set, Ye Fan saw that the Exorcism Powder he had refined had reached a substantial quantity, and decisively halted his work, taking the powders to deliver them directly into Qing Ming's hands.

An Yichen sparked another wave of massive popularity because of this, and on the rare occasions when he ventured outside, he would actually find reporters tailing him.

To practitioners at the Divine Penetration Realm, ordinary treasures could no longer catch their eye. However, fire seeds were no ordinary treasures; even if they had no personal use for them, they could trade them for even more precious valuables.

Down below, the demons who had come to celebrate his birthday roared like rolling mountains and surging seas, sending distant echoes reverberating across the chaotic earth.

Le Sanye also sat down on the ground, cradling Luo Qimo's head as her expression began to sour.

"Boss, I want to buy this book. How much is it?" Li Jiji took out the picture book and handed it over for the owner to see.

Along the journey of life, one has witnessed countless sceneries, yet none can ever compare to those fleeting moments once spent sharing time with you.

Su Manqing said, "Let's head to the bank first." The boatman rowed the skiff toward the riverbank. Seeing that the Azure Dragon Gang had not yet pursued them, Su Manqing spoke again, "I still have matters to attend to here. You can return via the land route; once you give the Azure Dragon Gang the slip, it won't be too late to take the waterways." With that, she tossed down a piece of silver and stepped forward toward the large vessel ahead.

She lay upon the ground, her garments caked in dust and her hair utterly disheveled. Instinctively, she clutched her lower abdomen.

Since attempting brute force had ended in failure, Liu Huo hastily shifted his tone. First, he needed to placate this reckless, newborn calf of a daring girl who was ready to leap into the clouds, lest she unwittingly violate heavenly laws and be cast down to the mortal realm yet again.

In truth, had the narrative continued, it would have initiated the arc of the great war within and without the Nine Provinces, alongside the growth of the second-generation immortals.

"Coming right up!" While speaking, taking advantage of Jiang Qingyu's distraction as she straightened her garments, Bai Xun cast a sidelong glance toward the thicket whence the rabbit had bounded out, flicking a trace of spiritual energy from her fingertips to brush it away.

To crush the self-confidence of an entire nation and faction with one's own hands—just the mere thought of it intoxicated Izumi Chuichiro.

Within the space of a mere moment, Jiang Yuyan also emerged covering her mouth and nose. Exchanging a bitter smile and a glance with Gu Changsheng, she stepped outside and finally let out a long breath.

The bright moon gradually sank westward. The experts of the Imperial Guard were already clearing out the martial artists lingering within the Forbidden City, leaving the pugilists with no choice but to depart.

She only hated that the people she knew were so few; the gossipy chatter exchanged between those dowagers and madams was entirely lost on Tao Yao, who could never match the names to the faces.

One billion years—that was an incomparably vast stretch of time. Even Profound Immortals had been forced to enter the cycle of reincarnation, while the Primordial World and the Boundless Grand Heaven had remained in a state of rapid, continuous development.