Volume 1, Chapter 117: Women Only Hinder the Speed of My Sword-Drawing!

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He Fan took it and glanced at it. It was a deposit receipt, with eighty-six bottles of Ace of Spades still listed on it.

“No. That person couldn’t absorb this much vital essence in a single day.” Du Chengjing saw through the worry in her heart and reassured her.

“Are you new here? Don’t you know I have a room here?” The elegant young man swept a cool glance over the three of them, the faintest curve touching the corner of his lips.

In truth, she still wanted to ask the Jiang family for one more favor, but she also felt that coming to them like this would be too reckless.

“Their stake is one hundred thousand gold soul coins. What about ours?” Oscar stroked his chin and raised the crucial question.

After reorganizing the remaining Star Warriors into formations, Edward discovered that only a little over four hundred members of the Star Warrior Corps still retained their combat strength.

Knowing that the place above was the Douluo Consecration Hall, Xinghe was even more eager to go up and take a look. As he pondered, he circulated the Nine Yang Divine Skill, filling both legs with soul power and increasing his speed.

Fifth Sister, in your pursuit of eternal youth and immortality, you released plague fiends and flying beasts to run rampant, killing countless living beings and extracting their souls and scattered spirits to make medicine.

Even Duke Xuan of the State, Zhu Meng, held no more than the additional title of baron, while Duke Jing of the State, Gao Yigong, did not even possess an additional title.

“Ahhh!” Madam Lu roared, “If you don’t say anything, I’m not going to mistake you for a mute!” Only after shouting did she belatedly remember that this was a hospital. Patients and doctors nearby looked at her disapprovingly.

“Daoist Master Qingxu told me to find Yun Yin. I just went to Mount Shu, but I still don’t know where Yun Yin is. I plan to wait for him here,” Hua Qiangu said.

What I never expected, however, was that three days later I would be summoned by the higher-ups of Stargazing Peak, which gave me a slight shock.

Rong Jingtian watched her force herself to hold on and could not help feeling a pang of sympathy. At that moment, however, the door to the lounge was pushed open. He quickly put on an utterly composed expression and looked toward the doorway.

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Sun Buqi chose to cooperate with Wen Polu because the latter possessed something rarely found in this era: a sense of contractual honor.

None of the six was slow, and since Lin Zhuxuan had not stopped moving either, they swiftly surrounded her.

“All right! Please wait a moment, honored guest. It’ll be ready right away!” The shopkeeper accepted the gold, his eyes narrowing into slits with delight. A barely perceptible glimmer flashed through them.

Over the past ten years, Hua Zai had been the model of diligence in the entertainment industry. His acting career had proceeded smoothly, yet his investments had repeatedly suffered setbacks. His latest film, which he had produced, was about to be released, but he could not shake the unease in his heart.

Today’s Grand Court Assembly had been personally ordered by Liu Hong. Every official in the capital ranked at four hundred dan or above was required to attend unless they had pressing business elsewhere.

Lin Xi, however, thought nothing of it. Fathers and sons ought to be close; there was no need to make themselves so distant. Back then, Lin Qing had loved him from the depths of his heart. If Lin Xi wanted to be held, comforted, or carried, Lin Qing would do it without a second thought.

“That’s right, that’s right.” Many people voiced the same opinion in succession during the meeting, complaining one after another about Lin Yue’s public speech.

“Sun Qian, you should all go down and rest. The attempt to assassinate Liu Ye failed, but it wasn’t your fault. Besides, you did everything you could.”

Then there was Madam Cai, kneeling before the Buddha and kowtowing with an expression of utmost devotion—a true believer through and through.

There was indeed something vaguely familiar about that sinister aura to Wang Chongyang, but for the moment he could not recall where he had encountered it before.

Zhang Xing, deputy general, had accompanied Gao Shun to the walls of Hulao Pass. After witnessing the performance of Dong Zhuo’s soldiers, he leaned close to Gao Shun’s ear and quietly asked whether they needed to arrange for the troops stationed at Hulao Pass to threaten them.

“Are you confident that you can win the championship again at the next World Championships? Will the two of you once again serve as captain and vice-captain of the national team?” The question made many reporters prick up their ears nervously.

In that instant, Li Cangyu felt the relief of finally being able to set his heart at ease, along with the warmth of knowing that Ling Xuefeng truly understood him better than anyone.

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I turned around and asked her what was wrong. She said there were too many people here and it was not a place to talk, so we should go outside.

That was what she was thinking, but she did not dare say it aloud. Instead, she dragged her feet and lingered, giving me a hint without actually leaving.

The demon, held fast, retracted its claws and prepared to attack again, but unfortunately, it was too slow. Daofeng and Black Mystery kicked the demon at the same time, knocking away one hundred health points and sending it stumbling several meters backward.

That only applied to attacks outside Susanoo, however. The One-Eyed Dragon let out a cold laugh and used his ability once more.

Moreover, the longer Brankes continued to watch, the more he felt as though he were being observed. It was as if countless eyes were concealed in the void, gazing at him with mocking intent.

Yet in the next moment, another enormous bolt of lightning came crashing down. It pierced through another warship, which began to sink.

Whether Luo Miaoshu had come to her senses, believed Luo Pingyan’s words, or had simply given in to despair and abandoned all hope, Luo Pingyan did not believe that someone like Luo Miaoshu would truly surrender to despair. If she fell into despair, she would only do something even more insane and reckless, heedless of the consequences.

He struggled to make his nearly stagnant thoughts begin moving again, trying to understand why he had come to this world, but Yi Daoren still had not the slightest clue.

Long ago, Aier had considered establishing a complete administrative system for the Silent City. However, nearly all of the city’s upper echelons had risen from humble beginnings. They had few connections, and during the early stages of the city’s development, they could not find reliable, capable talent. Nor was anyone willing to pledge allegiance to them.

Yet this power was hated by the gray mist and the monsters within it. That was the ultimate reason the Black Tide came into being.

The art style of Granblue Fantasy is also excellent. But after watching several episodes, I still could not figure out what the protagonists were doing. The opening with the end of the world was very compelling, but it seemed to be heading in an intensely tragic direction, so I did not dare watch much more.

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