Chapter 48: The Nursing Infant's Complaint

Mo Xian had never intended to discipline his child in someone else's home, but the little brat was simply too infuriating.

After giving Mo Sanshan a thorough thrashing, Mo Xian forced him to wipe the floor immediately. From then on, the basin used for washing the rag became exclusively Mo Sanshan's, and it was only replaced after he had worn a hole right through the bottom of it.

Listening to Mo Sanshan's miserable wails echoing from the courtyard, Luo Yan found them quite melodious, though they grew a bit noisy after a while.

Xiao Xiu reached out to cover Luo Yan's ears, but Luo Yan brushed her hand away, turned on the television to watch cartoons, and the noise was instantly forgotten.

With a runny nose and tear-filled eyes, Mo Sanshan...

Sometimes, Su Lin would wonder if he had just held on a little longer, would he finally have parted the clouds to see the bright moonlight.

Guan Zhong gave a cold smile, cooperating with the two Tahm Kench players to firmly drag down the three members of Lucian's team, leaving them absolutely no chance to return.

"Well then, let's leave it to Young Master Gu." Rolling up his sleeves, Gu Jun immediately set to work, moonlighting as a righteous and dedicated orthopedic surgeon.

As a partner who had collaborated with them for a month, Kong Sheng was hosting a banquet at a restaurant that evening to celebrate the wrapping up of the production with the entire crew.

"That's why we need surprise and creativity—to perform what has never been performed before, and to innovate what no one has ever dared to challenge," she continued.

Not wanting to break off a friendship that had lasted over two years of living together, Yuan Fang had no choice but to politely decline Cha Xiu's warm invitation.

Crouching down on the ground and tracing the trail of blood, Ye Ling suddenly discovered that the underside of the iron stool still bore traces of dried bloodstains.

Beyond the exit lay a massive cavernous hall, roughly thirty meters high and as large as a football field. A gaping hole pierced the ceiling of the cavern, through which the cold, silvery moonlight poured down like a pale blue veil, protecting the wanderers of the dark night.

"Daddy, what kind of person is Great-Aunt?" The hero probably did not even understand what he was really trying to ask.

Hearing this, everyone began to project their spiritual perception toward the towering stone tablet, and their senses grew increasingly subtle and refined.

Seeing that Dr. Lin could not explain the exact cause, Zhong Linghui let out a sigh. Staying here was pointless, and Su Yan's physical condition was poor, so he didn't want to add to her burdens. He told Su Rui that he would head home first, thinking she might feel better after a good night's sleep.

The rest of the treasures were organized by Prince Shu, Li You, and the newly established auction house. It was tentatively decided that the first auction would take place in two months, and a promotional catalog for the treasures was drafted.

Suddenly, the evil spirit puppet soared into the air, breaching the defensive barrier of the warship, and began to ascend slowly, devouring the blocking specters one by one into its belly.

Since he still had plenty of money to buy permanent items, it wasn't a big deal. He walked over to the quest board, curled his lip in slight disdain, and searched for level 50 to 60 quests. Currently, their guild was ranked C-tier.

For a moment, the minds of these few went completely blank, and upon hearing Li Yu's words, they could only nod repeatedly.

Hardly fifty miles into the forbidden zone, someone made a major discovery. However, another inner sect disciple immediately moved against him, attempting to snatch the branch of a quasi-divine herb. Of course, it was just a brief skirmish without going all out, as neither side wanted to suffer mutually assured destruction just yet.

Chu Feng felt it was no big deal and casually confided his troubles to Wu Ruirui, perhaps hoping that sharing it would relieve the stifling pressure in his chest. After all, this matter had been weighing heavily on his mind all along, driving him to the verge of desperation with no idea what to do.

After staying on the mountain for the night, the next morning, leaving a squad behind to guard the camp, Huang Hai returned to the city with his men in high spirits.

At this moment, everyone gathered around to look at these colorful, gemstone-like objects, marveling that glass could be made from such exquisite raw materials.

Faced with the sudden attack, the young man's expression shifted drastically. He instantly unleashed a powerful new technique to counter it, having sensed an aura of extreme and fatal danger emanating from those incoming assaults.

Penny's expression changed instantly. Recalling the Szass Tam he had seen three years ago, the lich's objective in the ancient Imaskari catacombs clearly had not been to unseal the ancient evils. This meant that at that time, Szass Tam might not yet have been corrupted by Pandemonium.