Volume One, Chapter 22: Collaboration

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The little girl’s eyes were clear and resolute. Xue Ming stopped what he was doing. “What idea?”

“Because the Ten Ancient Ferocious Beasts are representatives of that.” After saying this, the old soldier raised one finger and pointed toward the sky.

Zhang Ye saw it: a spacecraft whose color was impossible to distinguish as yellow or green. Its shape was, broadly speaking, square, but the outlines of its four corners were slightly curved. It looked rather like a melting ice-cream bar. It was an exceedingly bizarre shape.

Yan Zhou City, reborn from the flames, was bustling with activity. Soldiers repaired the city walls and dredged the moat, while the townspeople restored their homes and swept the streets.

“Clearly a fox, yet always as talkative as someone from the countryside.” He lowered his head and repeated the last words he had spoken to him before leaving that day. As soon as he finished, tears began spilling uncontrollably from his eyes and running down his face.

“Zhang Hai, you have always been a straightforward man. One is one, and two is two. How did you start telling lies as well?” Wang Shichong finally stopped stroking his face and gave him a pat on the shoulder.

After Ning Yue implanted this information into their minds, everyone rose into the air. Ning Yue’s gaze sharpened, but his face remained expressionless.

“Are Mu Jijiu and the other four still part of the same team?” Lin Mie suddenly asked Zhang Zhen as he watched Li Huairuo charge toward Shen Chang as well.

Everyone who had seen this epic film was stirred to boiling passion by the story of the Scottish common people fighting valiantly against England. In particular, the scene in which the protagonist, William Wallace, cried out “Freedom!” before his death was heart-rending. The film was even hailed as the greatest inspirational epic ever made.

This police report was extremely important. It would be needed for all kinds of matters, such as filing an insurance claim. For example, if a Chinese traveler lost a passport and wished to go to the Chinese Embassy, they would also have to present this report.

“What good are they?” After sizing up Xiongqu Camp, Jue Qiu turned his attention to the Yin-Pole remnants beside him. A moment later, he thought dejectedly: The Yin-Pole remnants had no intention of fighting at all. Their eyes darted about, and their bodies shifted restlessly. If Jue Qiu were not still forcing himself to hold the line, they would have scattered and fled long ago.

This was the Garden of Zen, which had grown to its present state over many years. It was only a tiny step away from becoming a true world.

Fan Wubing’s intention to recruit Yang Tian had been known to him, and he had even given his consent. But now his own son had actually undermined him. It was tantamount to pulling the foundation from beneath the cauldron—an act of utter defiance.

Yan Nunu glanced up at Yang Tian and saw that his eyes were clear. Her thoughts immediately became tangled, and the question she had wanted to ask suddenly refused to leave her lips.

To annihilate in a single breath an imperial clan composed of seven- and eight-star taboo gods and demons—however one looked at it, such power had to be at least nine-star level, didn’t it?

But what meaning would that have? Other than causing panic and provoking people’s resistance, it would serve no purpose at all.

Confronted by this invincible, overbearing ultimate technique, the Ironback Azure Wolf King could not even resist. He was crushed to death on the spot, his flesh burned into an indistinguishable mess.

Those who reacted more slowly crashed heavily to the ground, eating a faceful of dust. The scene was as惨烈 as it could possibly be.

She glared at Yang Tian and thought viciously to herself, but for the moment she could only endure it. Cleverly changing the subject, she turned the conversation toward food, trying to silence her mother by offering something to eat.

When Liu Shue’e saw the fat man flee for no apparent reason, she chased him to the courtyard gate. Watching him disappear in an instant, she could not help murmuring in bewilderment.

But you, arrogant fool, actually tried to turn him into an undead creature so that we would lose our minds.