Volume 1 Chapter 69: The Pure Love of Youth

Eugenie felt encouraged, certain that Song Wanxi cared deeply about this point.
Luo Tianqi smiled, "Why bring up Ah-Jin's first love?"
"Tell me about it! I'm curious!" Eugenie shook Luo Tianqi's arm.
Amidst the silence, a faint vibration and a rumbling sound finally came from beneath their feet. The sound was very subtle, yet it felt profoundly distant.
Wu Xie, Fatty, Yan Tingting, and Kaka escorted the Silent Killer onto the plane, carrying two Ghost Seals and one Divine Seal, and flew toward Mount Taibai.
At this moment, I was nearing a semi-conscious state. Amidst the spinning world, I heard soft footsteps.
"We can, of course we can. We pay them so much money every day; if we can't use them, why keep them?" Luo Kangping replied.
The spiritual pearl was soaking in the spring water, emitting a continuous radiance that made the surrounding dozens of meters feel extremely comfortable, even causing the temperature to rise.
"Don't be in such a hurry to make a move. I came up from below to save you—" The man was about to strike again, and I hurriedly tried to dissuade him. I had no time to entangle with him.
Wherever the flames passed, the grass turned into flying ash, and even the grass outside the direct path of the flames caught fire, showing that the flame's temperature was indeed quite high.
On the second day, we bid farewell to Elder Ling and Madam Ling, and our group of five embarked on the journey to find the Nine Towers of the Yin Mountains.
At the martial arts arena of the Purple Gold Mansion, both major factions had arrived, though their formations were not as grandiose as they had been during the Saint Rune Assembly.
Jinsu nodded noncommittally, withdrew her seductive charm, and leaned lazily inside the carriage, her curvaceous figure fully accentuated.
However, there was plenty of time in the future; he would have ample opportunity to slowly discover the functions of the Yanzhou Cauldron, so there was no need to rush for the moment.
He did not necessarily agree with Wei Zhangfeng's method, but with no other options left, he had no choice but to gamble. Even so, after this battle, he would have to thoroughly question Wei Zhangfeng why he had insisted on launching a frontal assault under such circumstances.
"Chen Youran, tell us what is really going on between you and Cao Qiankun. If you want to save him, you must tell us everything about the two of you." Hearing Chen Youran's words, Guo Huai suddenly stood up and said loudly to her.
Xiao Xun nodded and acknowledged the command, thinking that matters of the inner palace could never be hidden from the emperor anyway, nor did he wish to conceal anything.
Thus, an order was immediately issued from the Heaven-Extinguishing Peak, the general gist of which was to instruct all commanders to halt their attacks and immediately pull back their troops to garrison the western territories.
"Continue," Guo Huai said softly. He did not dare to make a rash move. He could already be certain that the Gate of Enslavement had been planted within Celia, and it was even the highest-tier Gate of Enslavement, allowing the controller to easily execute the enslaved person.
She was truly panicked. She had clearly locked the door; why? Why did they manage to get in?
Just as Jiang Yi had anticipated, in this split second, a pillar of orange light erupted around Shijiu, radiating outward in all directions with him at the center, and the Cyan Wood Vine was instantly melted away by this beam of light.
Wei Zhangfeng agreed verbally, but in his heart, he knew he would not be able to rest peacefully tonight. He needed to carefully review his strategy, not only for himself and the country, but also for General Fang.
Zhai Boren submissively agreed; he had been worrying precisely over the weapons he had rented at such a high cost. His big brother truly had a way—with just a wave of his hand, everything fell into place. It was truly miraculous; things that ordinary people could never accomplish, he executed with effortless elegance.
"What are you saying, Qinghe? We owe where we are today largely to you. Even if you hadn't reminded us, we would have done our utmost." The fifth and seventh concubines also held Qinghe in great awe and did not dare to accept her bows of respect.