Volume One, Chapter 44: Another Instant Kill? Encounter with Gao Zhipeng!

Dark Ent!
Level: LV18 Lord Monster (Purple)
Health Points: 849,723
Skills: Dual Life, Vine Whip, Night Glow, Rapid Regeneration...

In a certain sense, the Dark Ent was indeed a formidable presence. Its health was comparable even to golden-level lord monsters of the same rank! But that was only against ordinary people—Lin Yi was different.

Sensing Nangong Ling’s lingering resentment behind her, Lin Yi’s lips curled into a slight, disdainful smile. He decided to unleash more of his power to show Nangong Ling the true extent of the gap between them.

Amid Nangong Ling’s puzzled gaze, the previously dominant Liu Wanqing and Cheng Muqing unexpectedly retreated behind Lin Yi.

Unexpectedly, Su Chen’s reaction was unusually calm; he still wore a faint smile, his expression curious yet teasing, with no hint of agitation in his eyes.

By the time Barakil completed the task and hurried back, it was already too late. Though he eliminated the culprit, his beloved wife had already died. Zhu Nai harbored resentment toward him for not arriving in time and ultimately left home to wander alone.

“You didn’t want this child anyway. I’m just doing you a favor,” Qin Yongqi said as he took off his coat.

“Please wait!” Nie Bufei and a burly man chased after them. Upon seeing Xu Qingmo, Nie Bufei was startled and about to speak, but seeing Xu Qingmo shake his head gently, he immediately understood and pretended not to recognize him.

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“Next week marks the peak of the electromagnetic storm again. We can redo the experiment we failed last time.” This time, there could be no mistakes.

“That’s not up to you,” Brother Biao said as he joined Linglan to face Chou Kuangyun together.

After entering the death zone—a pavilion—Shu Qingge sat down, nodded slightly to those beside her, then brushed back her hair and turned to watch the ongoing game outside with a radiant smile.

Qin Weiyi naturally refused, “Sorry, Xile classmate, I don’t have time.” He truly had no time; the weekend was consumed by model-making, leaving little time for Su Rong, whose growing resentment awaited his return to dissipate.

Wei Ruonan, annoyed, decided to visit the Rong Guogong mansion to see Lian Xin. After all, she was already familiar with Yi Dan, and even though Yu Yun hadn’t officially entered the household yet, her presence at the mansion was perfectly legitimate.

Upon hearing Zhao Qi’s words, Yang Juncheng nodded lightly and waved his large hand, transferring most of the yard’s valuables into his spatial ring.

The tidy and spacious bedroom was empty except for a pristine sheet of paper weighted down by several gold coins on the dressing table beside the bed.

Zhan Mo gazed into Jiang Xia’s confused eyes, knowing that today he had no choice but to reveal the truth of this matter to Jiang Xia.

Such a group of formidable warriors were forced to submit, traveling tens of millions of light-years, all because an emperor had appeared.

Within his demon soul, countless life souls had actually crystallized. Over time, these life souls were refined into blood demon clones.

Everything happening inside the room was unknown to those in the prison outside. They only heard what seemed like a disturbance, which drew the attention of the guards. Seizing the opportunity, Lao Pao and others grabbed one of the guards through a gap in the wire mesh.

Hu Tai Cheng flushed with anger and clenched his throat, wanting to retort but was stopped by the presence of the emperor.

The three walked towards the captain’s office, which was actually close by. Lao A’s dormitory and the office building were separated by only two hundred meters. It took less than two minutes to walk from Yuan Lang’s office to the railway office.

Chen Dingxing was old and had little to do, so he often invited people over to socialize—a form of entertainment for him.

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Qin Taibao’s team had received their mission but hadn’t left the mission hall yet. They needed to prepare thoroughly before setting out.

The two eliminated the aquatic creatures with flawless coordination, one from afar and one nearby. Those who didn’t charge forward were shot down by Wu Xue’s bullet; those who did had no chance but to be torn to pieces. None could get close to Hu Bayi by even an inch. Under their absolute protection, Hu Bayi’s task was nearly complete.

“Sorry, Teacher Lingxiao, Uncle Senju. The Second Hokage couldn’t make it to the ninja school due to political affairs, and I must rush to the Hokage building immediately. Please forgive any shortcomings in hospitality,” Sarutobi Hiruzen suppressed his anxiety and bid farewell to Lingxiao and Senju Hashirama.

The Narnia world we know is actually a vast island. But where is it beyond the island? Undoubtedly, it’s the vast ocean.

Fei Quan glanced at his phone. It was a call from Kowloon East. Without hesitation, he answered.

The middle-aged prisoner speaking to him was Luo Chengxi, the notorious flag-bearer of Building One, known as the Prison Dragon.

After resolving this crisis, Lingxiao’s Thunder Flame Roar surged into the cosmos, eventually dissipating when its source was lost.

I fixed my gaze on the car. Due to the tinted windows, I could only see a few men inside. Suddenly, the window rolled down, revealing my elder cousin’s domineering yet handsome face.

The only difference was that they fed on human blood. When Jesus Christ walked the earth, he once sealed these creatures with great divine power, preventing them from wreaking havoc among humans.

I felt deeply conflicted. If this clue was lost, Zhang Feng would definitely beat me. Not only would Zhang Feng beat me, but everyone at school who knew me would laugh at me. After all, I had some standing in the second year of middle school. If Zhang Feng tripped me up this time, it would be utterly humiliating.