Volume 1, Chapter 139: Unity Meat

There Is Always Spring in the Passing Years A white horse rides forth from Liangzhou. 2119 words 2026-03-25 01:14:50

“It’s nothing, just tidying up the images of you and Liu Chuang, or else when we return, I wouldn’t know how many people would be doubled over with laughter!” Li Yue said as he looked at Liu Chuang and Zhao Xin explaining.

He then took out the Cold Spirit Immortal Herb he had gathered and carved a hole in the Ten-Thousand-Year Ice to place it inside.

In truth, the Tai Chi Sect’s spiritual stones were already depleted. The five great sects had fewer spiritual stones, but only a few leaders used them for cultivation. The Tai Chi Sect had more spiritual stones, but since everyone in the sect used them, their demand was even greater.

At this moment, Zhong Ling, gazing at the three exquisite beauties before him, unexpectedly chuckled softly.

Surprisingly, this fellow didn’t pay me any mind, smiling instead and still calling out playfully, “Master Hua Li.”

No matter what, Skinny Monkey always had his unique insights, which was exactly what Tian Zhen admired most about him. In fact, the greatest reason Tian Zhen had amassed such power was because he was surrounded by so many talented and brave brothers.

After about three breaths of the air thickening with tension, the originally confused and bloodshot-eyed Blood Mingzi suddenly showed a spark of excitement.

When Awei spoke, Ninth Uncle’s eyes blazed with fury as he glared fiercely at him. The local gentry in the room couldn’t help but sigh. How could there be such disparity among people? Li Yue was already out in the world with a belly, yet this one couldn’t even speak clearly.

Though he appeared mischievous and sometimes cruel, in truth, his heart was not wicked. When faced with challenges, he never backed down or shrank away. When he acted domineering, he carried a certain rugged masculinity.

Speaking of Mu Tian’an, Liu Xinghe was somewhat troubled. He couldn’t afford to cause trouble right after arriving. “Alright, then one thousand a month. Once I have it, I’ll deliver it to you.” With that, Liu Xinghe drew the three-refined flying sword and prepared to descend the mountain.

Eventually, this black hole swallowed all the stars within half a light-year, and the energy at its core finally reached a critical point.

One billion US dollars? Damn it, do they really think I’m a sucker? After all this misery, they still want that much money? Unless my head’s been kicked by a donkey. Only an idiot would offer that much. Damn bastards.

He heard this, immediately took it, and a trace of emotion flickered across his face. Raising it to his lips, he bit down hard, chewing a few times, then suddenly broke into a joyful expression. “I didn’t expect fresh lotus root to taste this good eaten raw!” Saying that, he took another vigorous bite.

Suddenly, a sharp “ouch” caught his attention. Opening his eyes, he saw Zhang Lianbi standing by a pillar, hands on her hips, while Chu Xiang lay on the ground beside her.

I thought carefully and indeed found it strange. I live by the water, yet not a single mosquito has bitten me.

“You can think of it as Qigong, concentrating your internal energy, the Yuan Qi, to release power!” Lin Ming explained.

“If you want to live, you need to cooperate with me properly.” Yue Qi lowered his voice, hoping Liu Chengyin would be sensible. After all, he still held a good impression of her and didn’t want to push her to desperation.

The few fellows nearby glanced around, truly doubting their eyes. Could there really be such a fierce and violent person?

Today, he returned early to the dorm to sleep and didn’t open his eyes until nearly eight in the evening.

I said, “We greeted him according to protocol. He only stared at Lin Pin and initially ignored us.” At that moment, King Zhong slapped the table, causing Yu Guiren beside him to tremble in fear.

Two sacred beasts, Cloud Soaring Eagles, respectfully called out a few cries before the Xuanming and then departed once more.

Especially when looking at the other clans, the situation was even more tragic. Only the two clan leaders remained desperately holding out, with all their players stationed here. For Rongcai Eternal, only the deputy clan mage Piao Xue was left; all other players had perished.

“Trying to hide? Too late.” The faint voice echoed again in Bobris’s ears, causing his body to tremble slightly, as if provoked.

I called to him; Qian Feng turned his face toward us with a smile. I gave him a thumbs-up, preparing to help him down from the stage when suddenly Qian Feng’s legs went weak, and he collapsed onto the platform.

“I’ll accompany you back. Seeing you like this is truly a disappointment,” Liu Xiaolong teased.

The Great Shen Merchants faced a similar situation, though their people were shrewder than Wan Teng’s and quickly pleaded for mercy.

Although brief, the battle between Allen and the Golden Bimond King unleashed energy fluctuations even more intense than the previous upheaval of heaven and earth.

The Rising Dragon Slash rampaged forth, instantly annihilating the hundreds of monsters before him. Seeing the skill’s effect lingered long after, I worried it might even consume the monsters’ corpses—if so, where would I collect the snake glands and scorpion stingers?

Hao Xin picked up a raw oyster, yet her gaze remained fixed tightly on the large shrimp in Zhu Jun’s bowl.

“What on earth is happening? Is real war truly this brutal? These skeleton warriors are incredibly brave!” He Ruozhi’s mind was in turmoil, unable to process the chaos before him. His body moved mechanically, cutting down all enemies in his path.

He nodded with a surge of emotion. Captain Qu’ang was remarkably thoughtful, even considering things he himself hadn’t anticipated.

“No need. The Crown Prince’s mansion and the Fourth Prince’s mansion do not share the same path.” Feng Ximo seemed to be sulking, glancing at his expressionless elder brother.

The West held extraordinary significance for him and the Dark Dragon Guards. Here, they had shed sweat and blood, and five Dark Dragon Guards had been laid to rest in that very place.

Tie Xiong was stunned, then suddenly stood tall and knelt before Tina with three loud kowtows, shaking the metal floor and leaving a deep dent.

As he pondered this, he entered the Path of Heart’s Inquiry, searching for his former aspirations.

Li Dong repeatedly dreamed of being pursued by Mongols in his sleep, only for them to treat him as they would horse thieves. Each time he awoke drenched in sweat, yet all they could do was keep running onward.