Chapter 146: Hair

"Minister Hua, how can you speak to me like this right in front of Princess Heatherly?"
"Could it be that I usually give you too much face?"
Qin Xiao said with rising anger.
"Hmph!"
Hua Yuntian let out a cold snort, walked over to the pond, pointed at the fish, and sneered;
......
However, Liu Wuchen was not listening to him at all! Instead, he straightened up, pulled out the Blood-Drinking Sword stuck in the ground, and walked forward.
Even on this cliffside with only a single wooden hut, he still remembered the decorum of a gentleman, so although the door of the wooden hut was half-open, he still knocked on it a few times.
Jun Yan endured immense pressure, his veins bulging violently as a trace of an extremely hoarse voice squeezed out.
With the escort and guidance of the four, Jun Yan could be said to have easily reached a special path blocked by a wall of purple people. Those were rows of outer court disciples of the South Spirit Palace, responsible for maintaining order at the cross-realm spirit path.
She believed that since Xia Feng had said so, perhaps her upcoming trip to the Dragon Mansion Mountains would indeed bring her some special insights or unexpected gains.
At first glance, you might think he looked like a dead man, but the longer you looked, the less he seemed like one.
However, Song Tianmiao and Song Tianzhan still did not quite understand their eldest brother's meaning. He said his luck was good? Could it be that the head of the family knew about this matter and did not blame them?
Only now did he truly understand the pain of a blind man, and truly appreciate the greatness of Hua Manlou.
With things turning out this way, seeing that Er Gou and the others were safe, Qi Fan couldn't help but breathe a sigh of relief inwardly; if anything had happened to them, he probably would have found it hard to accept.
Jiang Wan showed no hesitation. With a cupped-hand salute, he led twenty soldiers, carrying the unconscious Liu Cong, and departed toward the rear. He didn't even think of borrowing warhorses, considering that the current Liu Cong could not endure the jolting of a horse.
Meng Qi and his companion finally walked up to Gao Ming and Liu Dagang. Before Meng Qi could speak, Gao Ming took the lead and asked.
"I don't have time to lecture you now. Go wash your face clean, then go get a good night's sleep and build up your strength," Liao Hua said, turning his head away and refusing to look at Chu Fan any longer.
Turning to look at Shi Nuoyu, although he wasn't as wretched as Bai Junye, he had been completely frozen solid by Jiang Yuerou's ice-elemental power.
"Let's make it tomorrow! A few tribes just sent word that they are almost ready as well. As soon as tomorrow arrives, we will set out."
Seeing this, the members of the East Sea Dragon family fled with the speed of refugees, failing to even follow them into the living room. Liu Biao and the other Void-marching experts waiting outside exchanged glances and couldn't help bursting into laughter.
Lin Yifeng lay on the bed, picked up his phone for a look, and seeing that it was just around the time Zhang Ziqi would be having lunch, he sent her a video call request.
"What do you think?" Zhang Ziqi narrowed her eyes, flashing Lin Yifeng a very charming smile.
Like melting snow meeting the sunshine, upon contacting the python, those terrifying tentacles covered in ferocious barbs simply dissolved away.
What followed became very simple. Under Smith's persuasion and Meng Qi's deterrence, Smith's men made the wisest choice. As for the few stubborn individuals who failed to read the room, Meng Qi did not kill them; instead, he simply set them free. This gesture earned him a bit of favor from Smith.
Especially the Shadow Snow Wolf; it was not immortal, having a lifespan of only around two hundred years, and had already died a few dozen times. If it kept dying like this, who knew when it might kick the bucket for good, leaving him without even a mount.
He was too exhausted, physically and mentally drained, yet he couldn't sleep. His mind was filled with Tian Tian's every smile and frown, and every little moment they had shared. Yet, in the end, he found no memories worth cherishing—Tian Tian's smiles and frowns had never been meant for him, and those little moments were never his exclusive memories.