They Really Look Like Dogs

Xia Capital.

Once the most prosperous central city of the Xia Kingdom, it was now occupied by a massive spacecraft, which loomed over it like a shadow.

At the heart of Xia Capital, more than a dozen people were imprisoned in several iron cages atop a metal platform.

Many people were watching from the surrounding buildings.

The blue-haired youth did not stop them. He even welcomed it.

The scene was like an execution ground in ancient times, openly displayed for outsiders to watch in order to kill the chicken to warn the monkeys and intimidate the world.

The Wang Family members were not martial warriors. After suffering a wave of electric shock, they were all in unbearable pain and cried out miserably.

Yet no one spoke.

The blue-haired youth was in no hurry. A teasing smile hung on his lips as he looked toward another cage and asked, "You are Wang Teng's classmates and the ones closest to him at school. Do you know where he went?"

Hou Pingliang, Baili Qingfeng, Xu Jie, Bai Wei, and the others were all in this cage. They sat cross-legged. Though their eyes held some anxiety, they were martial warriors and had experienced a disaster like the East Sea Sea Beast Riot. Their temperaments had been tempered well, and even in this situation, they maintained a measure of calm.

"I can't help feeling that we got dragged into this for no reason," Lü Shu said blandly, pushing up his glasses as a glint of light reflected off the lenses.

"Ah, just as I thought, he is a dangerous man. Even when he isn't around, he radiates danger and it reaches me," Baili Qingfeng said. His entire body was taut, his muscles primed like a wild beast ready to strike at any moment, yet his