Chapter 47: The First Stop Is Coming to an End

Apart from duck eggs, the two of them also took a stroll to stock up on seasonings and some vegetables. After all, the courtyard space was limited and the vegetables grown there were scarce, most of which had been consumed during the past few days of staying indoors, so they bought a good quantity of long-lasting vegetables.

Hearing this, ripples of emotion stirred once again within Jiang Muwen's heart. He was so busy, yet he had even taken time off work to come and see her, which made her feel rather embarrassed.

No, he had never known. He always believed that his concealment was simply not good enough, which was why whenever he grew angry, anyone by his side would be frightened away.

She immediately described the necklace in complete detail to Mo Zifei—its exact location and appearance—for fear that Mo Zifei might pick up the wrong one.

Tian Tian hurriedly got out of bed to look for clothes in her suitcase. Although she had originally planned to visit an isolated countryside, she had still packed two sets of Hanfu. Aside from the one she was currently wearing, she had two more sets of casual attire.

After Tian Tian rambled on like this, everyone could understand her, but they didn't quite grasp why so much effort needed to be poured into it. They felt that the placement of tables, chairs, and merchandise was far more important, and previously Auntie Li had also focused her thoughts on these two aspects.

Shan Yuxin nodded firmly. "Of course, how could I possibly坑 my husband!" With that, she gave him a loud, affectionate peck on the cheek.

Immediately following this, a ninja dressed in white leaped out, let out a fierce roar, and shattered the car's tempered glass with a single punch.

Shan Yuxin did not resist either. She truly relished the feeling of being held tightly in Zhang Shangjin's embrace—her whole body felt warm, and every breath she took was filled with his scent, bringing her an overwhelming sense of security.

"Just a little longer, Merry! Just a little while longer!" Kaya begged, looking imploringly at Merry.

Gazing into the distance from the summit of Mingyan Peak, they saw rolling black clouds and rampant demonic entities. The once picturesque mountains, rivers, and villages now presented a desolate scene reminiscent of the end of the world.

"This problem is very simple." Eldest Brother Shen's gaze fell into the distance, chillingly watching the figures stumbling through the wind and snow toward the riverbank.

It was entirely due to his own behind-the-scenes prodding that Zheng Peng had achieved such success; yes, that was exactly what Cui Yuan believed.

After all, they were at the end of their tether. Although the Draenei had the assistance of the Holy Light, no miracle occurred. The orcs shattered the frail walls and windows, pouring into the space in multiplied numbers and rapidly compressing the cornered, desperate survivors toward the portal.

Having accomplished all this, Jian Xingdao exhausted all the energy within the dragon-shaped stone just to absorb the essence of every single jade piece, preparing them for the auction the following day.

Jian Xingdao discovered that the jade roughs in the poster villa, along with the sound waves and Robin, were all beginning to vanish, and the surrounding scenery was shifting as well.

The entirety of Washington, D.C., had descended into chaos. The police were frantically evacuating citizens, and every exit route out of the city was hopelessly gridlocked. Meanwhile, the military units outside the city were blocked and unable to enter, preventing them from rushing to the White House to join the battle.

"Hahaha..." Seeing a grown man panic like that, the newcomer burst into laughter. As Kadghar managed to make out the other person's features, he finally calmed down slightly.

"Alright, most of the things that can be resolved for you have been taken care of. I'll have to trouble you to work a little harder on the rest." An Zhe finished handing over the remaining matters to Sasaki and walked out of the company alone.

Yang Kang's teacher was Qiu Chuji. By modern standards, Yang Kang was equivalent to a top-tier honor student from the country's most elite high school; his teacher's proficiency was of the highest caliber nationwide, and the student's intelligence was likewise top-tier.

Both her appearance and figure were exquisite. Of course, what was most vexing was her height—looking beside her, one immediately felt surrounded by a bunch of short people.

Wang Sheng and Wei Changjia's expressions shifted slightly. The benefits demanded by the other party were indeed exorbitant, but just as he had said, this matter was by no means a losing proposition for Fantasy Immortal Technology; at worst, it would only involve some taxes.

"First Senior Brother, according to what you're saying, Cihang Jingzhai has no issues, so the one with the problem is the Jingnian Zen Temple?" someone asked.

With Shen Bing's visual acuity, he was able to identify from hundreds of meters away that the person sitting in the passenger seat of the car was none other than Gao Jingchuan.

"That's not true at all! I came up with plenty of great ideas..." It was just that none of you chose to implement them, so how could you blame her?

Who would have thought that he could discern Imperial Physician Qiao's intentions from a single sentence? In that case, there was no need to even bring up his detoxification method.

Lin You and the others had also come in person to check the posted list of successful candidates. They lagged slightly behind at the back, but the ceremonial official's voice was crystal clear. Seeing that more than half of the rankings had been called without their names being read, they could not help but grow anxious.

Inside the villa, Mo Rong and Xiang Yu each possessed a talisman treasure, so they should be safe from harm. However, they could never have anticipated that the Heavenly Dog Martial General would launch a sudden surprise attack, and they might not be able to use their talisman treasures in time to fend him off.

Not only did he not want to die, but he also harbored the selfish thought that if he were truly destined to plunge into hell and live a short life, he would certainly drag his Bai Bai down with him—he simply could not bear to part with her.

Si Zhanbei smiled and explained the details of this mission. Only then did Sheng Fenghua realize that Lin Xue had actually been allowed to participate in their mission this time.

She had already grown up; those lies she had been told back then—that her mother had gone to a faraway place and would take a very long time to return—could no longer possibly fool her.