Chapter 57

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Ordinary martial artists would manifest a white glow on the surface of their bodies, a radiance formed by the condensation of the martial energy they released. Ye Xiaofeng had never done a livestream before, but he was indeed a master of storytelling—more importantly, he had material to share, material he had carefully prepared in advance.

At Wang Long’s current cultivation level, crossing an entire East Sea and flying to another vast land still took several days before the land of Yingzhou gradually came into view.

“Get lost!” Ymir, whose right hand had yet to recover from numbness, once again raised that massive arm resembling a gorilla’s. The clash of swords and blades against the tough black bristles sparked tiny flashes of fire.

Through a narrow gap, Mu Shi could barely discern a graceful and noble figure dressed in a wedding gown matching her own, draped in a pure white fur cloak, exuding an air of wealth and dignity.

Yu Zi lifted her head, meeting Zhao Chu's eyes, which were as clear as glazed crystal, reflecting pain and tenderness.

Yet now all the reasons lay with the giant Rada's side. Even if they wanted to refuse his “kindness,” they had no excuse and could only nervously and “willingly” agree, following him toward the mountain peak.

“Yudian, the Demon Hunter.” Compared to the others, this burly man beside them appeared far steadier, more suited to being a bodyguard than a student.

But for some reason, Yeji always felt this room was vaguely familiar, and an oppressive feeling weighed on him, making him want to escape immediately.

Tian Lu bent her upper body slightly to align with the car window, both to hear better and to show respect to the former leader.

The void lasted less than a breath before shattering in agonizing cries, as if unable to withstand the piercing sharpness it bore.

Ye Xingkong nonchalantly served tea before everyone. Whatever had happened in those brief five seconds left everyone doubting their own eyes.

After seeing off Qiao Nian and his wife, Ye Linlang and Xie Xuning each returned to their respective workplaces.

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Song Feng’s pupils contracted slightly, puzzled. Could Ye Han have lost his mind? Where did he find such confidence? Even with his current injuries, Song Feng wouldn’t fear him; not even at his prime.

Su Wei, who crowned himself the EZKing, had an undeniable fondness for the hero EZ—not only because the hero was flashy and handsome, perfect for showboating, but also because EZ possessed unique qualities.

The instructors smiled and asked around; anyone could come up and perform. The students jeered, the instructors joined in, and the reluctant students were forced onto the stage.

The other ten each wielded superior spirit weapons, resisting the immense spatial drag to avoid being swept away by chaotic spatial currents.

The Ice King Realm was a seventh-rank supreme source artifact, a rare and precious world-class relic. For someone cultivating boundary arts like him, mastering it would vastly increase his power. Yet, seventh-rank supreme source artifacts were incredibly difficult to refine, and with his current strength, mastery in the short term was impossible.

Some people only learn their lesson after being struck. Even after being hit, he still acted shamelessly—it seemed the punishment was insufficient.

“What?” Tao Ran was dumbfounded. It was as if whatever she thought about came true. Just as she was pondering, this gossip ruined everything.

The Ten-Thousand Insect Demon Gu screamed fiercely, crashing about inside the ice wall, searching desperately for an escape, but to no avail.

The demon crystal was a treasure. It contained the elemental spiritual energy of the Five Phases. The higher the grade of the demon crystal, the purer this energy. A tenth-rank demon crystal was profoundly beneficial to cultivators, always precious and coveted in the cultivation world.

“The master has ordered: no more delays!” came a metallic, cold, and rigid voice in reply.

“The Proud Moon has already taken root in your heart!” After speaking, Yue Meier smiled faintly, radiating peerless grace.

“No, Brother Shen, I hope she can live an ordinary life. Were it not for my identity, I would ask you to look after her again.” If she were not of the demon clan, perhaps there would be fewer concerns.

After a whole day in the Great Zhou, all his acupoints had been opened, yet his Dao power remained stagnant.

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“I also don’t think he’s idle. Try to find connections and ask what’s going on!” Knowing that Xu Tian was also unaware, but the matter still required resolution, Xiao Fengbao could only suggest this in return.

For various reasons combined, Qu Chaoxia naturally did not want to spend all the family’s wealth to save a concubine’s son, only to let her own biological son suffer poverty in the future.

At this moment, Number One’s heart was in turmoil. Old Lu’s skills aside, the Viper was ranked within the top hundred assassins. His hands were stained with countless lives. If not for the joint pursuit by the righteous factions, it was uncertain whether he would have defected to Wang Ming.

“Sit down. It’s not your turn to get out yet!” The voice was calm and steady. Yang Dong grabbed Sun Hongjiang, snorted coldly, and casually opened the driver’s door.

“Big brother, can you manage alone?” Seeing Zhang Cong’s resolute attitude, Liu Hongwei couldn’t help but ask with concern.

Because many pilgrims were staying overnight today, only two rooms remained. Originally, Qing Yue and Qing Bao shared one, but Qing Bao said she had business, so Liu Kuangyu arranged to stay with her.

“What the hell do you want to do?” Sitting in the front passenger seat, Sun Yipeng was stunned by Liu Hongwei’s words. Just as he was about to protest, Liu Hongwei sharply turned the steering wheel. The Jetta drifted beautifully on the street, its front end now facing the van following behind.

Pushing his spiritual power to the utmost, the wall ahead, suffused with deathly aura, was immediately pierced through, smashing to pieces with a bang.

Ling Changfeng, deep in cultivation, heard Tao Ming’s soft call. He then finished filtering a burst of spiritual energy, slowly opened his eyes, and exited his training state.

Yu Huai’s eyes widened in terror as he stared fixedly at Xiao Yan. But his body suddenly felt intense pain, as if his bones were being shattered and his internal organs crushed together.

Xu Beiyou and his party did not head to Zhongdu. After a brief rest in Central Shaan, they chose to cross the Western River Plains to head toward Yuzhou.