Chapter 89: Leaving in Disgrace

The evidence on Ruan Mianmian’s side was more than sufficient. It included audio recordings in which they themselves admitted to exploiting and bullying her. There was also proof of them drugging her at the Yueyuan Restaurant, with the two men present in the private room that night having been located and brought in as witnesses. The medical report confirmed that Ruan Mianmian had suffered minor injuries from the assault. Additionally, there was a video of Li Xiaofei’s father threatening to harm her at the hospital. With both witnesses and material evidence at hand, the three had no way to deny or evade responsibility. They were finished.

Having defeated Lei Lin, the five bioengineered warriors wasted no time; they immediately launched new attacks on the remaining members.

Even after benefiting countless times from the system, Han Jingliang still suspected it was a trap. Only when he returned home and retrieved something from beneath his pillow did excitement finally overtake him.

“Sis, now that I’m in the Jade Butterfly Space today, let me try to see if I can see through your clothes, okay?” Ye Tian’s eyes sparkled with a hint of frenzy.

With Song Tian present, Su Huazi and Xiao Yaozi could no longer act recklessly against the Kuangling Grotto.

Not far away, a luxury car pulled up and a burly man, nearly two meters tall, stepped out. He scanned his surroundings and soon spotted Gu Er’s bewildered face.

Bai Yuan was a bit embarrassed; the others did not feel it appropriate to speak up either. Bai Yuan didn’t want anyone else to know too much about his matters—especially not the person before him, who had once hurt him so deeply that he had spent an entire year in despair. How many years does one get in life?

“Damn!” Conan suddenly looked up at the dark building, and the wet wipe in his hand drifted unconsciously to the floor.

“Heh, young man, there’s no need to apologize. You’re not disturbing anyone. In spring and summer, plenty of people come to our village—we’re all used to it by now! It’s late, why don’t you all come stay at my place? Our house is big and we have plenty of spare rooms!” the village chief said with a cheerful smile.

Back in front of the grand hall where he had been welcomed yesterday, as long as the Phoenix Emperor was present, so were Phoenix Demon Moon, Phoenix Linjin, Fire Dance, the elders, and all the geniuses of the clan.

Although there was no concrete promise, the conversation had gone as far as could be expected. Commander Yuan and the political commissar could only thank the attending leaders again and again.

Li Yu carried Yang Yuanyuan into the bedroom and they spent several intense days together. During that time, Yang Yuanyuan noticed that he seemed even more well-endowed, which made her a little anxious, but thinking of Xiao Qing calmed her nerves. At least she had help now; otherwise, she didn’t think she could handle him alone.

“Old Immortal Lord, if you say you summoned us to help you out of a private mess, I’ll be the first to refuse!” The Supreme Order was the highest token for resolving major matters on Xuanhuang Star, not for calling upon the gods for personal errands.

Tang’er’s strength was fading, and her steps slowed. Bing noticed—he had thought she would abandon him at once, but she did not.

At that moment, a few private rooms were fiercely bidding on an auction item. The item, called the Cloud-Absorbing Pearl, was a formation-breaking bead particularly effective against illusion and mist arrays.

Shen Lian brought Xie Yuchen before the family patriarch and explained her situation. When the patriarch learned that Xie Yuchen had developed a split personality due to mental control, his previously kind smile slowly faded, replaced by confusion and astonishment.

“To my knowledge, dragons are far too powerful. It’s best not to go after them,” Wang Ling said bluntly to Zhan Chengtian.

“Ahao! Looks like they’ve pinpointed you as our weak spot and are squeezing for all they’re worth!” Lan Feng patted Yin Enhao on the shoulder, his tone tinged with teasing.

“I think the contest just now can’t really be called cheating. It’s just that everyone probably knows about that little trick but doesn’t pay much attention to it,” Ma Changkui stammered, making the officers break out in a cold sweat from anxiety and irritation.

And today, the league’s most valuable player award finally went to Jia Junkai from Yucai High School.