Chapter 109: Treating Me Like a Toddler
In an instant, Qin Xiao exploded with fury.
Damn it, usually silent as a corpse, never saying a word.
But now, everything had happened all at once.
Do you take me for a fool?
Qin Xiao’s gaze was icy cold as he stared at Tang Sicheng.
Old scoundrel, if it weren’t for the fact that you still have some use for me, I’d damn well chop you down right now.
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However, although Lin Tiansheng wanted Zhou Yuhan to put on her clothes, the only response he received was her warm, passionate lips firmly sealing his own.
Liang Feng muttered a curse under his breath—“Cheap goods are never good”—and reluctantly turned back to listen as Ding Wei answered in kind.
When Xie Posi saw the newcomer, a friendly smile immediately spread across his face. The two embraced tightly, gripping each other’s arms before finally letting go.
The young man’s inner strength was like the midday sun—bright and blistering. Any ordinary energy that came into contact with it would melt and rebound, unable to withstand its intensity. Just as Lü Yingshang was about to suffer humiliation, an elderly man stepped forward, gripping Lü Yingshang’s arm with great force and lifting him up, allowing him to stand.
Now, because of these two letters, the capital was in an uproar, officials fiercely debating. But it was no longer my concern.
Indeed, even if one is invincible like a god, to invade the mortal realm, a powerful arsenal is essential. Without this, no matter how clever the god is, he cannot overcome overwhelming numbers—the “many” being all the nations of the world.
Hearing these people clamoring for Master to come down the mountain only deepened their suspicions. Inside the hall, Yanting, and outside, Juan’er, the two sisters exchanged secret glances, both puzzled by the scheming unfolding before them.
In truth, Feng Yujing was descended from the servants of the Great Brahma Heaven, faithfully protecting it for generations, while Feng Wu’s mother, Yuling, was a descendant of Great Brahma Heaven itself.
With terrifying yet confident laughter, the Divine Courier finally plunged straight into the snowy abyss, vanishing instantly into the boundless darkness below.
She retracted one hand while using the purple aura to pull Qinling back by her side. With the other hand, her wrist flexed deftly, releasing a stream of spiritual energy from her palm that swiftly bound the massive beast, which was caught off guard and unable to evade.
The one who ambushed the coachman’s descendants that night was also her, or rather someone from the same sect, Chifeng pondered deeply, hesitating whether to reveal what he had discovered to Lao Liu.
The problem had already arisen, and now at this moment, there was truly no way out. What weighed heaviest on his mind was precisely this. Sometimes, he didn’t even know how to handle it, for the situation was unfolding right before his eyes.
Naturally attracted by the dragon’s flesh, the monstrous creature roared and lunged toward it, eager to claim the few remaining pieces for itself.
“Damn it, get them! Beat them so badly their own parents won’t recognize them! Cursed neighbors!” the scar-faced leader shouted furiously, his eyes bulging wider than usual.
“Fox demon!?” Ben Yanni was startled. To her, a fox demon was always a seductive, enchanting spirit.
Old Fang passed along the message. Having no better advice, he comforted the Chen couple with a few words—something about “fortune favors the brave”—then left with Fang Yuer.
Next, Qiu Yue questioned all the remaining patients and concluded that there were three common foods they had all consumed: milk, water, and eggs.
With a flying kick from his left foot, followed by a punch surrounded by swirling mysterious energy, his strength abundant, he finished his move and drew back. Qiu Yue lightly leapt backward a few meters. His combo of punches and flying kicks flowed seamlessly, each motion precise, the force overturning the bed sheets beneath him.
Yet they did not seize anything. After the Skeleton King instructed to take in these demon infants, he expressed deep gratitude toward Ye Tian.