Chapter 62: Just Bear With It and It Will Pass

Cheng Feng spat disdainfully. Those words struck the ears of the few men, causing them to hesitate momentarily beneath their feet. Yet, despite the pause, none dared to turn back and argue with Cheng Feng. After a brief moment, they vanished without a trace.

The fifth and sixth breakthroughs in the Sword Dao will are a critical dividing line. Once crossed, one ascends to become a Sword God among swords.

“In a few days, I’m attending a Golden Core Conference hosted by a friend. Your cultivation is just right; come with me for some experience and exposure. Tie Tong, you’re coming too. Arrange matters at Imperial Peak. We set off in five days,” said Yang Liu after a moment’s consideration.

“Damn, no way!” Qin Chuan muttered, unlucky to encounter danger as soon as he arrived. Yet, he remained calm. Nine thick electric serpents surged forth simultaneously; even a ninth-rank demon beast would lose most of its combat strength after such an assault. However, the giant spider merely trembled a few times before charging onward.

Fei Yue wasted no time, swiftly turning the flying ship away from the direction Yuan Hong had gone, attempting to deviate as much as possible.

The Taiyuan Technique continued its relentless circulation within the body. This time, it brazenly broke past the fifty-fourth cycle limit, advancing directly to the fifty-fifth, then pushing steadily toward even higher numbers.

After a while, as they drew nearer, Yangzhou and the others could clearly discern the faces of the opposing cavalry.

Ascending another two or three hundred zhang, the waters gradually grew lively. Massive jellyfish, sharks, whales, and other sea beasts surfaced to cause trouble. Yet before the Water Qilin, these sea creatures were mere prey. Even a dragon over twenty zhang in length could only flee in defeat.

Li Yang’s heart leapt with joy—finding Wu Yi so easily was unexpected. Otherwise, searching such a vast immortal city on his own would have been quite the challenge.

Yet, fate was unkind to them. They were often at the mercy of circumstance, frequently separated, and endured countless partings of life and death.

The fund’s primary purpose was to support those going abroad, with a small portion allocated to particularly outstanding students of other English courses.

Yin Hanruo had verbally refused Yao Junjie—this was true, as told to Lin Xue by Shangguan Qingmeng, who she trusted utterly.

In truth, I knew the elder brother suffered deeply as well. Lou Fengqing, not only the most beautiful in all of Nanye but also kindhearted and virtuous, had voluntarily requested to care for and accompany the elder brother during his youth after their mother’s passing before he ascended the throne.

Judging by this, Liu Yanbo’s wager seemed perfectly tailored for Yin Tianhua. Whether he won or lost, he stood to gain considerably.

Even if the remaining shares were all purchased by that mysterious figure from M country, it would constitute only forty-four percent ownership. The Ye Corporation would inevitably remain under his control.

Sunlight struggled to penetrate the shadowed house, rendering the cluttered passageway oppressively gloomy.

The two entered the bathroom, Gu Jianghai handing a toothbrush to Yu Sheng and taking her hand as he began brushing her teeth.

Hua Linglong was sly; as she sat down, she quietly slipped the straps of her dress off her shoulders, letting it cascade down.

Liu Yanbo did not question their reasons. From start to finish, his persistent coercion was not meant to convince them but to force them to convince themselves repeatedly.

“Simple. You provoked someone you shouldn’t have,” the man responded with a cold snort.

“We’ll participate in the ranking tournament. As for how to deal with Ge Dong, I haven’t decided yet. Everyone, keep things as usual. Do not show any signs of panic; I don’t want anyone to sense we’re unsettled!” Zhou Bingran shook his head and rose, heading toward the bedroom.

“I have some matters to attend to—sorry to trouble you…” Without his usual reasoned persuasion or leveraging his superior rank, Old Qin avoided my gaze and whispered his plea.

Upon these words, the podium instantly resumed its tea-sipping and philosophical debates, no one paying attention to Shen Yuliang below. This infuriated Shen Yuliang to gnash his teeth.

I heard the roar of yet another large group of brain cells collapsing. I had hoped the uncle would help clarify the current situation in the hotel, but his firm shout only dragged me deeper into the mire.

Fear was useless. To pass this trial, one must be fearless at heart and press forward courageously.

Upon hearing this, Gu Linger was overwhelmed by an unprecedented shame that filled her body. A cold tear slid from her eye.

If, as Li Yang suggested, the enemy had taken advantage of the terrain earlier, setting an ambush with inscrutable methods, then by the time the disciples sensed something was amiss, it would already be too late to escape.

A gust of wind brought in a tall, handsome man clad in dark robes. His sword-like eyebrows and starry eyes framed a handsome face, exuding an aura so lofty and refined it seemed as if he had stepped out of a painting, captivating all who saw him.

Qihai Ye remained utterly calm, even holding the hand of the frightened Ji Ye, comforting her.

“That shows the fish didn’t bite the rod at all,” Zhou Bin analyzed. “The strong wind on the river causes the fishing rod to shake, which is quite normal.”

In the end, the two agreed that once Zhang Hao returned to Jinling, he would invite Li He to enjoy a night at a club as an apology.

Whether the later Marquis Yi of Zeng’s tomb, or the earlier Marquis Yu of Zeng, Marquis Gongqiu, and other nobles’ tombs accompanying them.

Watching Li He busily working, Zhang Hao refrained from disturbing him, quietly sitting beside Zhang Yuanda.

At that moment, Zhu Di pointed to the cannon Zhu Gaozhi was building, chatting with an old friend as if boasting, “This cannon was made by my son,” with a hint of pride that somehow felt endearing.

Shi Yuan looked down, only to find the entire ground soaked in blood, with other things soaked within it as well.