Volume 1, Chapter 59: The Iron Certificate of Exemption Does Not Exemption Death
Even the prominent aristocratic families who had shown inclinations of currying favor with him just days ago now went out of their way to avoid him.
Bai Qingyang raised three fingers, his blood-red eyes brimming with tears, and swore a venomous oath to the heavens.
Wang Xuance looked pensive, while Liu Fan could only stare blankly. Lacking sufficient knowledge reserves, he simply could not understand the implications of Tang Jian's words. Moreover, it was not an appropriate time to communicate with Wang Xuance, leaving him anxiously trapped in suspense.
With that, Chen Feng slowed his pace, moved three hundred meters to the right, and then suddenly soared up by several zhang, landing atop another peak.
Wang Chao also stood up, grabbed his saber, and struggled forward toward the driver's seat at the front of the vehicle, though movement proved far more arduous than he had imagined.
Even without light, Tang Ling could see clearly that the Tang family courtyard was entirely empty, with nothing at all. The flat courtyard terrace was completely bare; the shadow that had filled her with both curiosity and dread was absent, and the silhouette she had just glimpsed in the darkness seemed like a mere illusion.
Afterward, the two of them stepped out of the shop together and continued toward the next intersection. Not far ahead lay a bridge, and the sound of flowing water drifted into their ears. The lights installed along the bridge cast shimmering, swaying reflections upon the water's surface.
When catalyzed by spiritual energy, flame stones could unleash powerful fire, though they required spirit stones as fuel; they were truly peculiar stones.
With a fist in his left hand and a sword in his right, Ye Bai felled a vast swarm of ferocious ants in the span of just a brief moment.
As soon as the tiger-headed man stepped outside, numerous people rushed forward, aiming their firearms straight at him.
Hearing Lin Yuerou state that the Immovable Wisdom King had a weakness, the transcendental beings were all utterly shocked. Could this be true? Had she already found a way to crack the Immovable Wisdom King in this fourth-layer illusion?
Xiao Qi immediately offered an explanation, finally sensing that something felt amiss as she began to shovel large mouthfuls of fried rice into her mouth.
After letting out a breath, An Ruo felt her stomach somewhat bloated; the portion was indeed rather large, but the taste was truly remarkable. Had she really ended up drinking it all?
"Hey. What are you thinking about?" Xiao Yuyin walked up behind him and gave his shoulder a sudden, sharp pat.
Yet, if she didn't speak up, she would worry that Ye Wei was bottling everything up inside. Her good friend was always like this—keeping all her troubles hidden away, never voicing them, and always foolishly assuming that doing so was for the benefit of others, sparing them worry. Little did she know that acting this way only caused people to worry even more.
"Alright!" Wu Changkong responded in a clear voice, strode out of the Longevity Palace, and with a single step, soared straight up into the sky.
Unable to make sense of the situation for a moment, the sect master halted in a mountain hollow, suppressed his magic power, and formed a concealment incantation. After pausing for a long while, he finally saw a streak of seven-colored spiritual light heading north, whereupon he reappeared with a puzzled expression.
That house was the only thing his father had left behind. When his father was gravely ill and lacking the funds for exorbitant medical treatment, Maizi had intended to sell the house to pay for his care, but his father adamantly refused. In the end, because the delay had dragged on for too long, they missed the optimal window for treatment, and his father simply passed away.
Disregarding his severely battered body, he defiantly launched wave after wave of fierce assaults against his chest and sea acupuncture points.
In this regard, Xia Jingxing was indeed exceptionally professional and possessed great patience. He explained every single step with absolute clarity, not resembling a spoiled second-generation heir at all, but rather acting much like a professional coach.
While loan sharks who provided bridge loans to various enterprises could produce millions in cash within a short time, the value of the 120-square-meter apartment owned by Xu Le's family was only around 800,000 on the market. Using that property deed as collateral, Xu Le could borrow at most 400,000.
Before the match, Su Rui had already reviewed Zhao Yongxian's racing skills and found them to have reached level 5, confirming that he was indeed a formidable professional racer.
"The yellow thread is very thin; it shouldn't startle it, right?" Chu Xian felt somewhat uncertain in his heart, though he guessed that since this lech-leech fish had stumbled into the fishing net in the first place, its intelligence probably wasn't very high.
Ness didn't ask why; he simply manipulated a soul-arm, and the very instant the time limit expired, he grasped the authority eye and carried it out of the exhibition hall.
What should be done now? Should an order be issued to arrest him? If so, on what grounds? Doing so would undoubtedly incite a mutiny among the soldiers aboard this spacecraft.
"The spaceship piloted by Officer Nanase has come under attack and is currently descending!" Nyui reported.
Yet whenever he intended to use the major item "Telepathic Channel," he would invariably find himself interrupted by other matters, or the other party would leave beforehand due to pressing business.
The feedback from his mental power indicated no danger. Thus, Anger directly pushed the door open and walked inside.
We all know that the appeal of Apple phones lies primarily in their perfect camera technology, high system fluidity, and the convenience of downloads from the Apple App Store.
Lin Feng immediately made an appointment with the head of Beijing Mobile's marketing department and submitted his service access application.
The assistant coach shook his head helplessly. Since the old man had already spoken thus, there was nothing he could do. After all, this wasn't really his personal affair; the players belonged to the Spurs, and since the old man—the leader of the Spurs—felt they weren't needed, anything he said would be sheer nonsense, so he might as well obediently follow the old man's arrangements.
Now, matters had improved: the virtual cinema feature launched by Zenith Corporation allowed professional film critics like Yu Sisi to work entirely from home without ever stepping outside.
Several bolts of lightning crashed down before her, forming a wall of light connecting heaven and earth, and advanced relentlessly toward Mizuki.
It sounded like a faction of industrial technocrats ruling the country, naively believing that merely developing productive forces would solve all problems. They never once considered that once productive forces were developed, they would demand corresponding relations of production. And as a group of people who presumptuously attempted to obstruct the transformation of those production relations, they naturally became the targets of revolution.
The interior of the mountain cavern was vast, and within other dimensional spaces inside it lay slumbering cultivators who had suffered severe injuries. Chiyou remained here specifically to guard those powerful beings.
Lin Feng held over 60% of Fengxing's shares, and the valuation of that stake alone sat at around 900 million dollars. In reality, considering that Fengxing had not yet gone public, the rankings had already discounted the amount by a certain percentage.
A hazy halo flickered around the nascent soul. Amidst the starry sky, the Wind-Death constellation projected a pillar of starlight that shone directly upon the nascent soul. The halo surrounding the nascent soul then transformed into wisps of stellar energy which drifted through the light beam, entered the Wind-Death constellation, and were ultimately absorbed by it.