Chapter 30: The Siblings' Grand Shopping Spree

Although Fang Ran also disliked Zhang Jiayi, for the sake of the bigger picture, he still told Lin Ke’er to catch up and bring Zhang Jiayi back.

He asked, his expression still stern and unreadable, as if the murderous scene from moments ago and the intense intent to kill had been nothing but Su Ling’s hallucination.

These three maids were doomed as well. They must have come looking for me, only to witness the true face of the Retired Emperor.

Returning to the Guan family, Zhuang Biyu’s parents were sent straight to the hospital, and Guan Bojun even made a special visit to express his concern.

It was precisely because of this that there was no more surveillance here, let alone anyone who might have seen the mysterious person pass by.

“Mr. Zhao, are you the one buying?” Gou Wei was thoroughly confused. What’s with these two—are they playing house?

So, with a calm yet faintly sorrowful tone, she recounted her experiences over the past few years. She hadn’t tried to solicit pity, but her naturally slender, delicate appearance and her air of quiet vulnerability made people instinctively want to care for and protect her.

Seeing this scene, I was overjoyed. After surveying the area nearby, I became more and more convinced that this was the best place to build a house.

Xu Fan said nothing more; time no longer allowed for it. He simply drew from his storage ring the Star-Shattering Spear he had not used in a long while.

Ye Suman’s movements naturally drew glances from her old comrades. They all wanted to see whether this well-connected newcomer could survive the series of inhuman trials.

When the visitor had left, Consort Xian immediately sought out her son for news. As expected, the Fifth Prince excelled at poetry; even the Emperor said he possessed the talent of Li Bai.

Yun Hao stared at the three approaching colossal beast kings, his entire being exuding boundless killing intent. His gaze was icily sharp, and countless droplets of water hovered around his body.

“Master, you’ve come such a long way. Allow me to have someone escort you to rest, and I’ll also prepare some ‘tonics’ for you!” Duan Zhen said with a wicked smile.

Ning Zheng was no less astonished than the others. He had expected Ning Yi to make some excessively demanding request, but surprisingly, all he wanted was to surrender—and simply not to be treated differently afterward.

“You haven’t graduated, so you’re still a college student. Tomorrow, you go straight back to school—no excuses,” Shen Jialan said sternly.

“Whoosh.” With light, flowing steps, Lian was already far off, without making a sound. At this speed, it was more than enough for him, so what remained was trivial in his eyes.

“Well, though it’s said to be expensive, that’s only for merchants. For us adventurers, we can just about afford it. After all, what I’m after isn’t something easily found under normal circumstances.”

After speaking, the Yan Emperor cast a meaningful glance at Murong Zheng, a look that told Murong Jing: since your uncle has accepted, so should you.

Wang Qi broke away from the defender, leaped high, and volleyed the ball before it even touched the ground, sending it flying toward the center.

Stepping onto the bank, the white mist thinned a little, and a colossal stone mountain could be vaguely seen.

Naturally, this made her even more excited inside, and she glanced gratefully at the person who had given her such extraordinary strength.

Without lifting a finger, he had forced them all to commit suicide. Xu Nuo’s audacity was outrageous, but it suited the taste of Heipao and Peacock. Even the Grand Supreme Elder, thinking of the eight ordinary people who’d died, had to admit Xu Nuo had handled things beautifully.

“No, no,” the soldiers stammered in fear. Even though the Xia Dynasty was suppressing the noble families, among soldiers these families were still exalted, beyond the reach of commoners.

They knew Fang Zong had shattered the void and gone to the Grand World, but such things could not be spoken of under the rules of the nation’s fate. All they could do was arrange for the powerful to escape, taking as many as possible with them.

Su Yan had already sent a message to Lu Jingming at the first opportunity. As for this little show, it was a gift she had prepared especially for Ye Siyu, and of course, she wanted to deliver it in person.

She’d kept an eye out for a long time, but found he was always alone, and so assumed he was single.

Within, your heart is strong, your path unwavering. The greater your cultivation, the more unfathomable the depths of this inner landscape become.

From the perspective of the head of the He family, it was clear that the advanced technology in the Xue family’s exoskeleton armor was something even the central capital could not match.

In doing so, those who were wrongly banned would be furious. It’s like you’re enjoying a game, get into a heated exchange, say a few words you shouldn’t, and suddenly your account gets banned—how would you feel?

“Outrageous! Saying our standards are low—aren’t you always begging for it?” the elder in charge of alchemy shouted in response.

The unit brought by Xue Ning was highly trained, each soldier a marksman. Against a regular hundred-man force, the Yadi troops would hold their own, but the problem was that this particular hundred-man formation was no ordinary army.

To make the lamp more ornate, a car battery was placed inside a wooden box, covered with yellow satin, with a beautiful lamp affixed on top. Just press the switch above, and the lamp would shine—brighter than any ordinary bulb.

“My good brother, you go first—the great cause of overthrowing the fox demon cannot do without you! I’ll hold off these three fiends here!” Li Zehua shouted.

Two agents, their heads covered by black hoods, were taken from a secret base to the hotel designated by Lin Xianfan, where they could reunite with their families.

“Master’s Flame God Cauldron, by a stroke of luck, has been enhanced. I suspect it could even be used against the gods now,” the old void spirit in the celestial abode said with delight.