Volume 1, Chapter 64: The Imperial Prince's Wedding Gift to His Bride-to-Be
The heavy rain continued unabated.
With the grand wedding only three days away, Xu Zhiyi did not step outside the threshold of Wutong Courtyard again.
During this time, the second branch of the family came over to cause a disturbance once, only to be ruthlessly thrown back out by Qi Xizhou’s men.
"It seems that after all these years of seclusion in the Undead Mountain Range, the outside world has changed to such a massive extent!" Looking into the distance through the dust, Loki could not help but sigh softly.
This was Ognar’s first remark after stepping into that colossal steel planet. Even though he was still inside the mecha's cockpit at that time and the battle had not yet completely ended, none of that could hinder his excitement as he admired this planet, which was as breathtaking as a "beauty."
With Padtolut sent here at this time, it was clear that Lasvia intended to borrow the power of the [Black Moon Army] to resolve his financial crisis... Or rather, the reason Padtolut came to negotiate peace with them was actually to prevent the [Black Moon Army] from intervening in their affairs, and to keep Ognar from getting in their way.
Without bothering about Haocheng and the trapped Huiling, Jizha spoke as he followed those fish-scaled, spiky giant serpents outside.
If the development of the Alliance was built upon the Round Table Conference, then the development of the Empire was forged on the battlefield.
Lasvia would truly do such a thing, and wanted to do it right now, but Mawanda and Combert stopped him.
Regarding Ognar’s rejection of him, Yang Lixin did not feel a great deal of disappointment; it merely increased his admiration for Ognar a fraction more. He had never intended to serve this faction in the first place, but rather wanted to seize control of it and turn it into his own force.
Huiying led Haocheng and pushed open the door to a room. Huiying entered first, followed closely by Haocheng. As soon as they stepped inside, the door behind them slammed shut abruptly.
However, the man stepping out of the car forced her to swallow the curses poised on her lips. Who was it? Who was brainless enough to crash into her?
Disregarding whether she currently had the qualification to order everyone around, the crowd subconsciously began to act in accordance with her instructions.
All along, Yang Chunyuan had felt that her husband, Huo Yanshen, was quite a decent man—steady and capable, hardworking, filial to his parents, and respectful of his wife. In this society, Yang Chunyuan already considered Huo Yanshen a rare and exceptional man.
"Since you are so eager to die, I’ll send you to the netherworld first!" Qian Kuan said coldly, firing multiple shots directly at Tang Youyou.
He could no longer remain an inner disciple. "Lu Hao, there was originally no enmity between us, yet you targeted me repeatedly. I, Ling Feng, am not fish on a chopping block to be carved up at your whim," Ling Feng thought to himself. "Since you show no benevolence, then to protect myself, I have no choice but to shatter your sweet dreams!" Glancing at Shen Chong and the others, Ling Feng turned and walked away.
"Aren't the two of us enough for you? Why must you insist on retaining someone who has already resolved to leave you?" Strong-willed though Tang Youyou was, uncontrollable tears finally spilled over her eyelids.
Knowing full well there were tigers in the mountains yet choosing to walk toward the tiger-infested mountain anyway, Lu Yinyin pressed on despite Ji Yunzhe’s repeated and futile attempts to stop her, until he finally gave up trying to persuade her. Who on earth had she inherited this stubborn temper from? That evening, Lu Yinyin reported her plan of heading to Tiancheng to Lu Rujun.
"How is it that I didn't know you were acquainted with a dog?" Xiu Xiu's mother looked at Qi Yu and the others for a moment, then lowered her head to ask Xiu Xiu.
I knew this meant I was being forced into a ghost marriage with my brother. Once bound by a ghost marriage, I would never be able to remarry for the rest of my life and would be chained to my brother's corpse for the rest of my days.
Throughout this period, watching the Japanese forces continuously nibble away at the base areas and use their transportation network to divide, compress, and constrict the Anti-Japanese Base Area, the Deputy Commander-in-Chief never let go of the next major raiding operation he had been brewing all along.