They clearly all felt that it made no sense for someone with black mud under his fingernails to be wearing such a clean robe.
Jinkui shook her head. This wasn't a question of numbers. In other words, if they really could summon the dead, then going alone would be fine. If they couldn't, even an army of a hundred thousand would be useless.
If they were fleeing for their lives, what exactly were they running from? And who could be so powerful as to send tens of thousands of people fleeing in blind panic?
Prince Chen was left speechless by her rapid-fire words. He stared blankly at her back, blinking as he carefully mulled over what she'd said. Oh, boy... His mouth suddenly tasted sour.
"What are those things?" Wang Mazi, Wu Laoer, and the others raised their hands and aimed their lights over there. Unfortunately, the distance between them was too great, and the searchlights were rather dim, so they couldn't make out what those things were just yet.
Zhang Jiazhe said nothing, but feeling the strength and warmth of his hand, Song Yazhu calmed down a little and finally stopped pacing.
That explanation did make sense, since Bo Xinlan had openly sent Dongxue to Ripplewave Palace to invite the emperor over... At the thought, Rong Wanxi felt a chill run down her back.
After storing the Green Poison Scorpion's core in his ring, Xiao Yan's heart stirred, and he took out the high-tier imperial art Man Yun had given him.
After serving as regent for a while, Prince Xuan's following had grown at a geometric rate. Many people sincerely believed he would do a better job than Wuding if he sat on the Dragon Throne.
After finally finishing dinner, the family of three sat in front of the television, watching TV, drinking tea, and chatting. Ever since they'd seen their son on the TV station, Chen Huahuang and the others had started paying attention to it. After the evening news, they switched over to watch the local news.
As for these ten giant pythons, they were no ordinary snakes. They had a history. They hadn't originally lived downstream of the Danfu River. Because of an outrageous delusion, the great shaman Wu Xian of Spirit Mountain had slapped them into this most primitive place of the time.
Wang Yan had no choice but to hide Gina's equipment in the narrow space between the two outdoor air-conditioning units.
For three days running, Shi Xiaofeng saw that the construction company couldn't find any fault with the work. He left Chen Zhiming to oversee the site, then went off to run around to the various government departments, taking care of a pile of matters such as registering the company, opening a bank account, and registering for taxes.
"Right, my assistant forgot to mention this earlier! This charger's range is a circle with a radius of five meters, centered on this machine. It can't extend indefinitely, so people farther back won't be able to get charged!" This time, Wu Yue spoke up without needing me to prompt her, and she explained it especially well.
"Fine, I'll hold on to this for now. I'll take a good look at it when I get home. No rush." Ye Zhen wanted to inspect it carefully. What if there was some catch? Better safe than sorry.
Black scales covered its entire body, and each of its two heads had a pair of sharp horns. With every breath, it could spew smoke. Its enormous size was enough to strike fear into anyone who saw it.
"Ming Fan, let me ask you something. If... if I told you my secret, would you still treat me the way you do now?" Yu Manli's eyes flickered with sorrow as she looked into Ming Fan's eyes, but she seemed to want to escape.
"You're the crazy one!" Wang Tianfeng stubbornly tossed Ming Fan over to Guo Qiyun and Ming Cheng, then glared at Ming Lou.
Lan Yu was secretly making plans. After the liaison office was registered in K Kingdom, they would have to create the illusion that Ding Zhen had naturally bought it off. As things stood, this outcome had instead opened up more and more opportunities for Lan Yu.
Xiang Shan heard the flattery and felt as if he'd swallowed a mouthful of honey water. He smiled softly and thanked them again.
At that, Li Yan's eyelid twitched. People from inside the city? His thoughts stirred. They'd lost so many men and still didn't know what was going on in Baofeng. It would be strange if they didn't suffer for it. Since someone from the city had come to surrender, he might as well question them. That would be better than blindly attacking.
No one knew him, no one had heard of him. He was like a shadow, lurking in the dark, ready to devour anyone who crossed his path.
Clutching his thigh, he glared at Su Ciyi with such hatred that he wished he could kill him on the spot.
At first, only the envoy had looked displeased. Now Princess Anqing's expression was just as black as the bottom of a pot.
Bird flu had once broken out in modern times. Grandma, a professor of traditional Chinese medicine, had also taken part in treating it. Though she couldn't conduct rigorous tests to classify it the way Yuan Qingling could, her clinical experience still let her make a quick judgment.
Su Ciyi came over to him, leisurely straightened her skirt and coat, then crouched down beside Su Mengda.
The first to receive the news was Li Zicheng, who was in Xin'an. Wang Jinbao had spent two days rushing to the main Chuang Army encampment in Xin'an with news of Luoyang's fall.
Dongzhi swept his soul sense over the area and discovered something amiss. He was astonished that these people dared to kill someone in broad daylight, in full view of everyone. He was even more bewildered that everyone seemed to have known about it all along. The burly man, however, had only just arrived in the Xiang Kingdom's capital and had no idea how things worked there. He'd suffered a calamity through no fault of his own.
Amid the disciples' varied expressions, the three vanished into thin air, then reappeared just as suddenly inside the prison cell where Su Xing was held, in Law Prison Zone A.