Volume 1, Chapter 45: Asking for Help from a Pulse Integration Realm Cultivator? Are You Serious?

“Miss Chu, Yuwen Huai won’t hold out much longer. We must retreat immediately,” Li Shan said with unwavering resolve.

“Mr. Moody, your injuries seem to have healed,” Fu Rong stated in a formal tone.

This technique combines the profound mysteries of the ‘Purple Blood Demon Body’ and the ‘Glazed Golden Body.’ The flesh is tempered a hundredfold, rendering it impervious to all attacks. It forges the path through sheer strength, absorbing the world’s techniques, and multiplies physical resilience several times over. The fusion of demon and Buddha manifests as the ‘Bodhisattva Golden Body.’

However, this raised a new point of contention among the Tibetan leaders: who would lead the charge and serve as cannon fodder in the siege?

Ling Huang, wary of Mingsu’s overwhelming power, refrained from prematurely unleashing the fire-breathing carp dragon into the open air.

“Deputy, dispatch the reconnaissance team to probe the situation. It’s best if they can find a weak spot. We must seize the opportunity for a breakthrough,” Sang Le ordered, unfolding the map and addressing the knights beside him.

Dr. Neimu also approached Lin Xi’er, hoping to glean knowledge from her.

Two fangs radiated a fierce glow, as if instantly shrouded in killing intent, their menace palpable.

Li Yu feigned admiration, fully aware that Qian Yuanzhi was trying to ease the awkwardness from earlier.

“Draco, do you know the five exceptions to Gamp’s transformation rules?” Pansy blinked curiously.

What’s happening? What’s wrong with me? The mountain eagle was shaken, its eyes dull and lifeless. It stared at the darkened blood, which blossomed like plum flowers embedded on the tree.

Present were not only figures from the Hong Kong circle and mainland magnates, but also Tang Yan and Yang Tianbao, who had already signed contracts with Miracle Era.

The towering, imposing apes stirred, ignoring the sharp blades. They stretched out their claws and opened their jaws wide, fiercely lunging toward the humans.

Yang Tianbao reviewed the key clauses, which were much like what Zhuang Zhou had described. When he saw the profit-sharing section, he pursed his lips, feeling there was at least some conscience in it. Without hesitation, he signed swiftly.

Pushed aside by Tu Ge, Yi Xiao let out an imperceptible sigh of relief. He naturally loosened his tie before smiling calmly and negotiating with the head of the security team chasing upstairs, clarifying that Tu Ge was his artist and that this incident was merely a misunderstanding.

Especially her eyes—bright as the moon, with gracefully curved lashes that seemed to speak, giving her a lively, spirited aura.

Over three hundred demons emerged into daylight, thunderclouds surging. Amid the cries of those broad-shouldered, the Tianxuan Sect was finished.

The story introduced real history, beginning with the Japanese invasion of China. A guerrilla leader and a Japanese army major were bitten by the zombie king, turning into zombies themselves and surviving into modern-day Hong Kong.

Qin Xue heard the children crying as soon as she returned home. Hastily, she opened the door, placed her belongings on the table, washed her hands and face, then went to hold her son.

“I’m going to make some pills; they’ll be useful in emergencies,” Xue Ling said after Qin Xue agreed.

With the power of Lu Youyou, the monster struggled to turn over before collapsing heavily to the ground.

A night breeze blew gently inside, causing the curtains to flutter softly. She turned as if to look at the streetlight outside, but her gaze seemed unfocused, falling on nothing.

She feared that the First and Second Madam of Yunhai Temple had spies, so she deliberately took a detour, planning to find the Fifth Madam herself.

This was precisely why one after another suddenly saw hope and light, regaining confidence and bravely facing hardships.

Lin Yanxi’s favorite attire was her military uniform. When that wasn’t possible, she preferred European uniforms, as their designs were more practical, convenient, and still quite elegant.