Volume 1, Chapter 30: Adorable Bunny, Taste My Spear

Once the matter was made clear, Lily’s expression shifted from gloomy to overcast; it was still far from pleasant, but she simply hummed softly and said no more.

When Jiang Wei’an made the decision to kill Jiang Feng, he was quite certain that the leader of the Justice Alliance would not actually kill him.

Amidst laughter and joy, the four prepared to set off. Before leaving, Tang Mu shamelessly pestered Tang Tang for a "protective talisman."

He was Mu Zhen’s backbone and her pillar of support. Therefore, no matter what happened, he could not fall.

He had always been concealing his strength; even when traveling from ten miles away just now, he had not used his primal power.

Of course, the Alliance had, besides her, dozens of experts at the legendary level or even higher.

The Illusion Beast drooled, its texture and color blending perfectly with the well wall as it slowly crawled down.

She had been in a wonderful mood this evening, but who would have thought that upon returning, he would infuriate her to the point of smoke coming out of her seven orifices.

Recalling Xiao Yanran wandering aimlessly through the villa, Luo Chen began to understand why this superhero had come.

It seemed that during the time his wife had run away from home, his son had truly forgotten all about him.

Previously, when Li Han arrived, the Japanese military had set up checkpoints along the road to inspect pedestrians and vehicles. However, Li Han carried a consulate work permit, so the Japanese scrutiny was not as strict. Having lost such an important treasure, how could Yong Ren not notify the Japanese military to set up checkpoints to search vehicles, people, and cargo?

The pair of gold candles flickered in the darkness, and the sound of footsteps drawing closer became the final straw that crushed them.

The mother octopus widened her eyes and slightly contracted her body, increasingly curious about the origin of this black-clad humanoid. The mere pressure emanating from that bronze tripod was more terrifying than any Yang Spirit realm overlord she had ever encountered.

Song Yuan was finally awakened by Mo Mo. Since when had the elegant Wind God, who drifted through the world with such ease, become so sentimental?

Under the pressure of the Nanyue army, the Baiyue and Shanyue barbarians, having acquired crude weapons but lacking even armor, charged toward Nanwang City.

The deputy station director was listening to the broadcast while arriving at the television station before the morning rush hour, but when he arrived, his mood completely collapsed.

Having received Geralt’s approval, Noya scampered over to his side, planted a fierce kiss on his cheek, and ran off cheering.

Tsunade frowned slightly. She remembered him as a former student of Jiraiya. Because his family had died at the hands of Konoha ninjas and his best friend had perished due to the collusion between Hanzo and Danzo, he harbored deep hatred for the Great Nation ninja villages.

Before anyone could react, in the blink of an eye, a gun barrel was pressed against the man’s head.

None of the blind men stepped out—not a single one. Perhaps they had already died the moment they were blinded by Planck and imprisoned on this island. The emptiness that followed the achievement of their vengeance led them to choose to purify themselves in the flames.

"Hahahaha! You haven’t changed at all. You are truly stubborn," said the other one.

This type of protective bracelet was an invention of the System, and only one had been made for Hao Xiaomei, possessing star-level defensive capabilities. Hao Shen had no choice but to craft another one on the spot to give to Zhao Ran.

Although, apart from a dent in its chest, it appeared to have no other damage, its six intact arms were rendered completely immobile.

The old man groped around for a long time before finally raising his head slowly. He first scanned the front with his peripheral vision to confirm there was no danger before gripping the edge and pulling himself up.

Just as Sha Biliang had expected, the police searched every inch of the area within five hundred meters of the cave thoroughly, yet they still found no trace of Chen Daming.

That’s right, the young lady hadn’t understood his whimpering; she had used a supernatural ability to peer directly into his thoughts—this series of auxiliary psychic abilities was quite marvelous. It wasn’t a very high level, but it required specific talent to use.

"What is this!" Yue Tanxi asked. After speaking, she took Mother Yue to the doorway of the room and knocked.

That mysterious white spiritual radiance was ancient and weathered, carrying a remarkably pure power. To the injured Wang An, it seemed to be a miraculous tonic; by the time this power completely dissipated, Wang An’s divine sense had actually recovered to the level of a Golden Core cultivator.

She spoke, and at her words, I was stunned, my brow furrowing. "I don't understand what you mean," I said. It was just a sword; was there any need for such bluster? Yet, Meng Po kept her gaze fixed on me.

It was a half-meter-tall robotic vehicle equipped with six metal tires and omnidirectional steering. Topped with a panoramic camera, it drove clumsily but determinedly to the spot where Hao Shen had previously stood. After circling the area where he had vanished twice, it began frantically photographing every trace Hao Shen had left behind.

If she had wanted to deal with Lin Ran earlier because he had teased her a few times, she had now completely abandoned that thought.

The auction had been going on for a day and a half. During yesterday’s antique auction segment, the Zhang Family Auction House had surpassed the Pre-Qin Auction House with unparalleled dominance, but this was of no use to the competition itself, as it had been stated from the beginning that the outcome would be decided by jade.

What kind of ship made for a good fishing boat? Zhu Houhuang himself didn’t know. Since he didn’t know, he would let those who did handle the matter.

Tian Ling and Chi Luoronghua received their orders and departed. Behind them, many men let out excited shouts; from ancient times to the present, dividing up territory was something most people enjoyed.

This move by Huo Ziyin and Duan Jiangliu was a tacit understanding—like Zhou Yu beating Huang Gai, one was willing to strike, and the other was willing to suffer.

During the halftime break, Xu Qin, as a member of the school team, kept cheering everyone on, unwilling to give up the match. However, the others, including Wu Lei, had already completely lost confidence; they were now merely persisting out of respect for Xu Qin.