Volume One, Chapter 21: The Great Urban Battle! Lost by Teammates While Taking a Bathroom Break!

They wrestled with their thoughts all the way until the horizon gradually took on a warm orange-red hue.

Han Cheng and his companions finally arrived at the city of Bulzado.

As a county-level city within the Bebatsha region, Bulzado’s territory was quite expansive.

Elder Qijie exerted all his strength to maintain his cultivation, but it was no use; his knees buckled under the pressure, and he was forced to kneel on the ground, subdued.

“Outsiders, huh.” The old woman’s eyes briefly flashed with disappointment and disdain, but she quickly replaced it with a warm hospitality.

To Xiao Bai, the sword teaching method of the One Sword Fox was as perplexing as proving Fermat’s Last Theorem with simple arithmetic.

There was no other way—the doctor had no sedatives on hand, so he resorted to a physical method of calming, delivering a precise strike with his hand.

According to the information he uncovered, Yoko Shengu left Hope Orphanage three days after the fundraising ceremony. It was said that a kind-hearted person capable of affording treatment for her congenital heart disease had adopted her.

Xiao Quan hastily dropped the match he was about to strike and immediately took cover behind a stone, holding his breath.

With the token vibrating, the four dashed forward like arrows released from a bow. It was clear that Zhang Xue’er was determined to run with all her might, managing to lead the pack for the first three hundred meters.

Cao Pi treated Huan Jie with utmost sincerity, displaying heartfelt devotion. Huan Jie, valuing loyalty, felt compelled to repay this kindness. Unfazed by Ma Liang’s threats, he calmly entered the mansion.

It must be said that the Regent’s probing questions struck right at the heart of the matter, clearly prepared and deliberate.

Where did the apocalypse originate? From beneath our feet, from the slowly awakening colossal pollutant.

Seeing my sister’s smile, though my mind was still somewhat hazy, I felt comforted, knowing she had stepped out of the shadow of sorrow.

Shaking his head, Wang Dong made no further delay, quietly stepping out of the house and following a path outward.

I did not join them but instead found a secluded spot to sit and began reading my grandfather’s diary. The sleeper carriage was fairly crowded, mostly long-distance travelers lying on their beds, undisturbed by anyone.

“What is this?” Shi Kai did not recognize the spectral essence in his hand. He examined it from every angle, and no matter how he looked at it, it reminded him of a sweet potato. “How did you know I was hungry? Haha,” he said, about to take a bite.

Gong Muxue tried to evade, but the old man was not about to let her slip away easily. His outstretched hand suddenly accelerated, grasping her slender arm. Gong Muxue struggled desperately to break free from his clutches.

“You speak, no one else interrupts! I want him to admit defeat wholeheartedly!” Wang Fugui glared at Wang Shi. It seemed he strongly agreed with my argument—both to prove his own prowess and to show everyone he was no fool.

A sharp slap landed on Su Pai’s face. As he felt his hand rest on An Yu’s round chest, he froze in shock.

When he saw Leng Dicheng and Yan Duor appear hand in hand, he thought perhaps the hopes his parents had for him were finally coming true.

“These two villas are close together, so we can look out for each other if anything happens,” Han Yuzhe told Yan Duor.

An Xia was stunned, speechless for a moment, while the servant beside her took away the trunk. She felt utterly helpless.

It was probably because of this peachwood sword that the restless spirits trapped inside Tari’s body were forced out.

Revolvers are designed to rarely jam, and his gun held five bullets. The first shot didn’t fire, but the next one surely would.

Neither Hei Pi nor Tang Zuo up ahead gave any warning; we just kept moving forward like that.