Chapter 104: Hospitalization

If I had realized that from the start, I would not have forced myself to take that stone statue’s blow head-on.

After leaving the Han Prince’s Manor, Zhu Zhanji did not return at once; instead, he went once more to the Zhao Prince’s Manor.

Cars were parked haphazardly all along the street, but very few of them could actually be used. Qin Si’s situation was special now, and zombies could be drawn over at any moment. If the vehicles were not in good condition, even fleeing would become a problem.

“All right, you don’t like these three. I’ll give you one last one, then, and you’re not allowed to be so picky anymore.” Seeing him like that, I put on an angry expression and said sharply.

As expected, Xiang Bo truly lived up to his reputation as an old fox. He never said that he himself wanted the Dragon Cavalry Army, nor did he say who it was for. Instead, he first took the commander’s seal into his own hands, claiming it was to be handed over to the court, but in truth he was merely holding it and waiting for the highest bidder.

People from the Weapon Forging Hall at Five Springs Mountain revealed that among the five artifacts, there were two first-tier ninth-grade artifact manuals, one defensive artifact, and one offensive artifact.

When the appointed hour arrived, not only did Wu Tao begin refining the Sun Essence Pearl, but the other artifact refiners also started their work on it.

They were soldiers, yet no matter what, they would never believe that things like cursed insects could truly exist in this world.

It was only later, when her maternal family’s care and love proved no different from that of her own father and mother, that she opened her heart again and began to hope for the world beyond.

They reported every detail of our movements to Emperor Ampler II of the Kingdom of Xajun without omitting a single word.

As she spoke, Qi Yuyao tossed the scale back to Chai Jun, put away the chair, and headed back toward the cave. She had spent nearly all these days here, and there were probably already quite a few space beasts gathering on the cave side; it was just unknown whether they would break into the cave.

Feng Burong had something urgent come up and could not get away, so he called Xu Wei to say he had sent someone to pick her up. Xu Wei had originally wanted to say that she could go over by herself, but he refused.

Meanwhile, Gu Sheng’s Deathly Cold seized this opportunity and quickly spread through the bone dragon’s sea of consciousness, its ferocious momentum far surpassing before, like a towering wave surging toward the shore.

Siruan let out a smile, then nodded. At a time like this, it was better not to anger her father.

“I’m going to kill you...” Xue Hu staggered forward with sword in hand, lunging to strike. Her shrill cry was filled with deep-seated hatred.

Faalvia laughed as expected. He also withdrew his cavalry lance. Seeing that their leader had done so, the soldiers under them all promptly lowered their weapons as well.

As an investor, He Xiyao had already watched it with the director, producer, and the others. He felt that Ai Yujie’s acting was supple and natural, making the entire film impossible to tell had been pieced together afterward through reshoots and compositing.

After speaking, several veteran policemen walked toward Liu Feifan, paying no heed to the stunned looks and speechless expressions of the crowd around them.

The middle-aged nobleman, jolted back to his senses, began struggling desperately and shouted at Gu Sheng to give him a chance.

Yazhao waved a hand, and Ji hurried to follow. When they drew near, they saw that the plain-looking facility had its gate tightly shut, with two soldiers lying outside.

Competing against such an unknown bidder, he had no chance of winning. The other side spoke of three trillion as casually as if discussing a meal, while he, at most, had only three trillion three hundred billion. How could he possibly win?

Fifth Pride Decision raised the very point Fifth City had mentioned earlier, but they had no technique manuals at all and had never considered the trap hidden in the black dragon’s words.

Deadpool had long since understood what was going on. He took out a large pile of divine-grade items and the like from his space pouch; these were all things Li Kang had given him for protection.

Fortunately, earlier the muscles, bones, and internal organs had already automatically absorbed most of the power from the heavenly thunder. That power had restored vitality to the body.

After tidying and packing their luggage a little, Chen Zhaojun and Li Bing drove the Hongdu Subaru back to Beijing, taking turns at the wheel. Because Zhang Jiamei needed to care for Chen Zhaoguang along the way, she left FJ by train together with the doctor sent from Beijing. Their destination, of course, was also Beijing.

The Sun Moon Shrine, which originally had seven fifth-level beast-guard warriors, lost three men, Luo Xinba among them, and was left with only four. One had to be assigned to guard against the Dragon God Shrine, leaving only three fifth-level beast-guard warriors. One of those stayed in the crystal mine area, so now only the two of them remained.

He was also ranked within the top hundred in the thirty-ninth war zone of the Eastern Continent. If he did not get eliminated later, then there was still hope of obtaining a strand of divine transformation energy.

Hearing this, Zhuge Liang was shaken to the core and felt that this trip of his had likely been a mistake. If he answered poorly, he might well bring disaster upon himself.

“My side is already prepared. I have complete confidence in this battle,” Dao Ling said within the system.

Liang Zhongsheng pushed up the glasses on the bridge of his nose. Choked by An Wen’s words, his face turned red. He thought hard, yet could not come up with a single word of rebuttal. Surely he could not say he did not know him either?

Then why is it that after your brother did all those things, you do not go and accuse him, but instead turn on me, blaming me for something I never did?

Early in the morning, Li Jingchu had long since prepared fresh tea. After Princess Tong’an and Wang Yu rose and were seated in the main hall, she carried the tea before them, knelt down, and offered it with both hands.

As Cheng Yaojin spoke, he could not help pounding his chest and shedding tears. This veteran of Great Tang had faced countless powerful enemies without so much as changing expression, yet now, upon seeing his closest brother grow frail with age, he could no longer hold back his grief and wept bitterly.

In one month, Qin Guan had swept away most of the bandits and robbers in Xiongzhou, killing or capturing more than four thousand men. This was already the eighth time the system had asked him whether he wished to claim his reward.

One beer bottle had smashed, and Zhang Shuai picked up another. Hurling these things at people really was satisfying, especially when striking someone’s head.

At eight in the morning, Bai Shimai ate the red bean rice her mother had specially prepared while every so often glancing at the phone on the dining table. Her distracted manner was so obvious that even Bai Shimai’s sister, sitting beside her, could not help noticing it.