Chapter 108: His Fury
Song Hui cursed silently in her heart. She had committed countless misdeeds in her previous life, yet in this one, she was forced to witness such a grand spectacle. But since Lin Yiqing wanted to play games with her, she would see it through to the end.
Crossing her legs and narrowing her eyes, she watched the two of them nestled together, a teasing smile curling at the corner of her lips.
“Miss Lin, I’m certain that Ah Chen would never take the initiative to get close to you, but…” Her voice faltered slightly as she toyed with the strands of hair by her ear.
Lin Yiqing’s entire body tensed, her hairs standing on end like a hedgehog, and she said warily, “But what? Don’t beat around the bush.”
Song Hui’s lingering gaze met Fu Chen’s in the air. She raised an eyebrow, a trace of ambiguous meaning flickering on her lips.
The matter of Lan Junyuan and Lin Xiaojue’s relationship had been the talk of the capital for years, as had Lan Junyuan’s discord with the Fang family—common knowledge among the city’s inhabitants.
The Purple-Gold Imperial Gate trembled violently, and at least a hundred armored divine troops collapsed and perished instantly. Yet the others seemed oblivious, recklessly charging toward the gate. Knowing death awaited them, they would not disobey orders.
However, the violet radiance never truly touched the Tianya Divine Sword. Instead, it flashed past like lightning, skimming beside Li Xun’s astonished gaze, and landed before the remaining wounded disciple of the Burning Incense Valley.
The tomb was composed of countless massive stone blocks, with a divine path stretching thousands of zhang directly to the center of the tomb wall. Surrounding it were ten stone pillars, several zhang tall, their once intricate carvings now blurred and eroded by centuries of wind and rain.
Zhang Nianzu had grown accustomed to such scenes. Clapping his hands twice, he said with a tone that seemed to mock fools, “Hooray, a runway of lights.” Remarkably, this time it was barely connected to high technology, fully demonstrating the maturity of domestic LED tube technology.
His implication was that the Fang family had suddenly fallen ill, and out of filial duty, he intended to hasten his marriage to Lin Xiaojue to bring luck to the Fang family.
“Heh heh, since ancient times, eating, drinking, gambling, and debauchery have always gone hand in hand. Today, we have eating and drinking covered; as for the rest—well, the army camp currently lacks such facilities, but the gambling part…” Hu Er chuckled slyly.
“I discovered it on the bodies of those spellcasters who died earlier,” Ling Yun said.
“What do you want me to do about it?” Although Zhang Nianzu was half in doubt regarding Liu Laoliu’s words, he felt the other had no reason to deceive him—after all, his life had been saved by that person.
The man in black raised his hand, a copper coin flickering in midair, then flicked it into the other’s palm.
Luoshen Valley was a world where danger and opportunity coexisted—a place where over ninety percent met death. Yet if one became part of the fortunate few, they could rise to the pinnacle overnight.
Thompson’s earlier behavior easily misled people into thinking he specialized in metal abilities, but in truth, he was a versatile ability master—and he had a twisted friend from twenty years ago. The Black-Striped Night Owl’s philosophy of abilities had always been to defeat many with few, leaving no stone unturned.
“I’m wondering if everyone has misjudged him?” Sun Yumin voiced his doubts without revealing the reasons behind them.
The nine shadow demon swords hiding in the void were struck first by the Qingyu Slashing Divine Sword’s aura, splitting the lead sword in two.
He and Drunken Concubine had arranged to meet at her stationed quarters, naturally the closest to the entrance of the Guardian Paradise on the public map shared by the Eastern and Western factions.
At that moment, Sha Biliang did not rise but continued spinning backward. Another series of loud thuds rang out as the three behind him all collapsed to the ground.
Therefore, to be safe, Liu Hao decided to return and set up a protective array around the Hailing Commerce Guild.
He believed the culprit couldn’t have lingered long in such a conspicuous place, which meant they must have left some clues behind.
Pang Tianxiao shuddered inwardly. Since Zhao Fengjiao had called him away from the street, he had never seen his father so furious.
The rabbit, flustered and angry, suddenly stopped chasing and raised both hands. Placing his middle finger on his temple, he blew across it like a gust of wind. In the next moment, he appeared before the chairman.