Volume 1, Chapter 43: Do Not Blame This Heir for Showing No Mercy

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Eighty percent of the villagers in this community shared the surname Ma, and the elderly patriarch held an authority in the hearts of the locals that far surpassed even that of the village chief.

Seeing the pangolin struggling on the ground, Xiao Yang knew its time was running out, and he collapsed heavily onto the earth, gasping for breath. Having fought a fierce beast at the warrior realm for the very first time, he found it unexpectedly more formidable to deal with than a human martial artist.

If the first shot could be attributed to sheer luck, then everyone now knew that this team member, whose market value was not particularly high, was a super ace capable of using a sniper rifle to effectively detonate grenades—someone whose true strength undeniably qualified him to challenge the global sniper rankings.

Zhong Wen was kept close by squad leader Han Xu, and they found a natural grass pit to use as a bunker. The soldiers had all received their orders: absolute silence.

"Then just hold on a little longer, we'll be going home soon," Sun Fei glanced casually toward the entrance of the auction hall and said lightly.

The atmosphere suddenly grew quiet and gradually froze. Both Bing and You gazed fixedly at the white cloth spread upon the grass. Bing began to scurry away on tiptoe, wishing to ignore the matter entirely, but You paid no heed to Bing's intentions and directly pulled the cover back with a swift motion.

Although she had already prepared herself mentally, when she finally made the resolute decision to list him as an absolute, must-defeat mortal enemy, and adopted the very same attitude she had displayed during the Night Eagle commando assessment when facing the "Smiling Tiger," an indescribable melancholy still welled up inside Liu Zhaodi.

He also vowed that this was the most breathtaking visage and the brightest pair of eyes he had ever laid eyes upon in his entire life.

The blade in his hand possessed the sharpness to cleave heaven and earth; it slashed a long tear into the elemental prison that enveloped Ziyan and the others, and the swirling wind elements carried Ziyan, Qiyin, and Zhuo Xiaoyu's bodies away, whisking them a hundred meters off in less than a second.

Just at that moment, Lin Kun's retreating footsteps suddenly halted; his heels had pressed against a tree root. Yet, right as panic gripped him, the cat let out another lazy meow, sounding as though it were yawning.

Wu Yutong had to admit that what Chen Mo had just said was actually something she had always cared about the most. No matter how society developed or how open-minded it became, the identity of an illegitimate child seemed destined to remain an object of scorn and discrimination forever.

Jiang Tianling pondered that if things truly turned out this way, it would at least serve as a repayment for the care and concern his master had bestowed upon their mother and son over the years.

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As the Japanese troops advanced halfway across the bridge, the two light machine guns Liu Xin had relocated from elsewhere opened fire once again. Coupled with the short distance, the defensive forces' shooting accuracy improved dramatically, and the Japanese soldiers were once more suppressed on the bridge deck.

Under Li Yuanhong's command, the Ninety-Third Division resumed its normal operations, though the atmosphere within Jingxian County town grew tense. First, the police detachment imposed a citywide curfew with all four gates tightly shut. Then, assisted by the police, the security forces launched a sweeping manhunt across the city. Individuals of dubious identity were continuously rounded up and arrested.

The door was pushed open slightly. Outside the courtyard lay Yufei Road, the most famous street in Tangcheng, now blanketed by heavy snow, looking no different from the interior of the estate.

After letting out a final mournful howl, that mid-tier beast stage steel-clawed tiger bolted in a flurry, vanishing into the grass where green and crimson intertwined.

In this way, the white pieces in the center gained a thread of survival, but the framework constructed by the three-three enclosure had effectively been breached.

"That's good, otherwise it would be troublesome if I failed to recognize which one of your men was which and made a mistake," Zhuo Nan said seemingly off-handedly, though it was actually a thinly veiled threat to Barney Bernard, who could do nothing about it.

Although Wu Yulin loathed her—especially since she had just splashed a glass of wine all over Wu Yutong's face—too many people were present right now, and he did not want to appear ungentlemanly.

After resting for a moment, Zhuo Nan grew worried about Lin Ruyi and had the super brain scan her condition. Discovering that she was still sleeping near the cave entrance, he felt relieved, turned around, and entered the second cave.

"Later..." Chen You recounted subsequent events to Chen Yun, while concealing certain details of what transpired afterwards.

The ancestors of humankind spent millions of years evolving from apes to hominids and finally into humans, and they certainly didn't do so just to eat vegetables.

While the ranch owner continued chattering away, the group had already left him behind and stepped into Fangya Valley.

Using internal energy to stimulate the cellular activity in his hand, the wound healed at a speed visible to the naked eye.

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"Chen Yun, I know your capabilities, and I admit that the rest of us are no match for you, perhaps even incapable of getting close to you," Xiaomei had naturally witnessed Chen Yun's formidable power, which was why she was convinced that Chen Yun was the destined one.

Andreas aggressively tugged at the legs of his shorts, took a fierce step forward, and locked a sharp gaze onto Deng Hongfei.

"Master, what on earth are you thinking about! What a pig-headed brain!" A shy Daji instantly interrupted Wang Zhe's thoughts.

"If that waiter's words were correct, this should be the place," Regnar thought silently to himself. He composed his emotions and then gently knocked on the door.

Even so, the white wolf managed to sink its teeth into his shoulder. The beast hesitated not a moment, exerting force with both its upper and lower jaws before tearing savagely.

Illuminated by the rising morning sun, Jiang Ziya stood proudly in mid-air, his plain white robes fluttering without wind. His expression was solemn, surrounded by swirling golden qi, and his killing intent was as sharp as that of a descent-bound creator deity.

Ning Kejia had not expected Jiang Xun to single her out as an example, and Jiang Xun's words made her blush all over.

She had just sent Mei Chuxue to fetch the imperial physician for her father, and by now they were probably all waiting at the Mei residence.

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