Chapter 44: If You Want to Fight, I’m Ready
He silently resolved to win Ning Xi over to his side.
“Little sister Xi, you truly have impressed me,” Xue Qinghe said with a hint of excitement in his voice.
Ning Xi smiled faintly, though she had her own plans in mind. She knew that this “baby bottle” soul conductor was only the first step in her scheme; many more possibilities awaited her exploration in the future.
“Brother Xue usually takes care of me; this is just a small matter,” Ning Xi replied with a smile.
Then, they followed Elder Zhou to complete the enrollment procedures, leaving only the dean and a few elders in the main hall.
“Want to take a nap?” Perhaps sensing that Yile had already started fishing, Kato Megumi pointed to her own thigh, making her intentions clear.
Yile guessed he was an otaku, because as one herself, she could feel the kindred aura emanating from him. Uh… saying it like that felt a bit gross.
Hearing the lazy voice of Fan Yunxiao drifting over, the boy steeled his resolve and responded with a muffled voice, “I can do it!” Then he walked toward the stone.
Annas stared into Uenqi’s eyes, as if trying to discern the authenticity of his foresight from within them.
“Ah! It’s all my fault; I didn’t keep the Fusion Crystal safe!” Lu Yuan lowered his head in self-reproach.
According to the Princess of Henan, Crown Prince Yang Zhao was feeling unwell and had already retired to the residence of Lady Wei. Yang Hao and his sister did not disturb him further and left the Eastern Palace directly.
After all, the Ice Crystal Plaza had more than a dozen entrances, with new members continuously streaming in. Some circled off an area to establish their own territory, while others integrated into existing groups, belonging to those who arrived later.
He was unwilling to accept defeat, never expecting that despite paying such a great price, he would ultimately lose to Li Yuyun.
At this moment, the high-level Death God Beast, transformed from a human, continued relaying commands to the three departing high-level Death God Beasts.
Itte Reeve: a marksman of godlike skill, but excessively arrogant and overconfident, always looking down on those who slumber. He carries three guns: “Green Fire,” “First Sniper,” and “Rift.”
A formidable member of the Sword God Cult felt a surge of alarm at the powerful binding force on his body. To be seized outright while unleashing his awakening technique was simply unimaginable.
“Director Huo, why did you think of reaching out to me? There should be plenty of leading men for the films under China Film Group, right?” Zhou Bai asked in puzzlement after reading the script.
After activating his demon-type skill, Luo Yi called out sharply. In the next moment, Luo Yi entered a half-human, half-demon state, instantly boosting his combat power tremendously.
“Sir, I think you must be mistaken!” Bai Yu, though kind-hearted, wrapped her arms around the man holding her and tried to push him away.
Within this resistance group were all sorts of characters from every corner and race of the Asura Realm, many possessing bizarre abilities. Driven by a fierce will for vengeance on behalf of their clans, they also endeavored to interact with various people. This zeal earned him a place in the organization.
“Two months?” Wu Fan was somewhat surprised. With his current potent divine awareness, it was impossible not to sense someone’s presence here over the past two months. Yet Qi Heyue had indeed stayed here for two months.
This eerie force field left Obadiah so frightened that he slumped weakly in his seat, a dense layer of sweat forming on his forehead.
“Mom, Dad, I really didn’t make any mistakes today,” Baozi thought as he saw his parents looking at him. He said nothing but immediately tried to recall if he had messed up these past few days. He was certain he hadn’t erred today, conveniently forgetting the events of previous days.
But the ghostly figure of the slovenly celestial being looked at her, seemingly troubled, scratching its messy, filthy hair with both hands.
“I only encountered him alone; otherwise, I wouldn’t have been able to make this call to you,” Shang Xin replied helplessly.