Chapter 66: Striking at the Heart
The Emperor cradled Chen Suixin in his arms, spurring his steed like flying, and vanished back into the encampment in the blink of an eye.
"Humph! I've boarded a pirate ship! I want a refund!" Jessica glared at Wang Tian, waving her fair arms in resistance.
Meanwhile, all the components of the Sky City were finally completed today. After about three days of full assembly, the true Sky City would be completely finished, marking the moment when Ye Hen and the others would leave this place and head toward the Beijing Military Region.
The Great Emperor Yujing and the Saint Moluo followed closely behind. With a single step, the three peerless experts arrived amidst the mountains. Led by Hungu, they bypassed a steep precipice, causing both the Great Emperor Yujing and Saint Moluo to raise their eyebrows in surprise.
Standing atop the cloud-soaring vessel, Dijia looked around, seizing the rare opportunity to observe the state of the Heavenly River Navy. Having previously been confined to the New Armor Camp, he had rarely ventured anywhere else besides the mortal realm for missions and the interior of the camp itself, never getting a chance to see much. Although the cloud-soaring vessel flew quite high, he could still catch glimpses of the scenery below.
A wireless inductive electronic device would be implanted into their genitals. Then, a cruel transformation would begin, subjecting them to bloody torment reminiscent of Pavlov's dogs. These children would be whipped to the brink of death until their minds shattered, reducing them to mindless fools.
The numerous celestial soldiers outside the arena had yet to react. From their perspective, the most obvious sight was the two figures standing very close to each other on the platform, with Dijia standing inside the wall of fire, just as the arbiter announced the outcome of the challenge.
With a promotion well within sight, as if he could already envision himself standing in a position of lofty authority, he gripped the whistleblower's letter tightly. Although the contents still needed verification, this letter provided a breakthrough for his month-long, grueling investigation.
Ye Hen also harbored selfish motives at this moment. He intended to cultivate all these people into his private personal force. He preferred to keep their existence and that of the Sky City concealed from Wuntian and the others.
"Brother Luo, we have arrived!" said "Green Hair," the driver and bodyguard inside the white Lamborghini. His hair was dyed a light shade of green, giving him a rather peculiar appearance. He was Luo Xiangrui's favorite confidant, addressed simply as "Green Hair" by the gang's brethren.
She hurriedly greeted them, then pulled open the back door of the car to lift Ge Yanyan down from the child safety seat.
As evening approached, Chu Xuan finished his meal and moved to the new dwelling Jingzhu had mentioned. Apart from the Heavenly Peeping Tome and the pouch of spirit stones, he had virtually nothing else to pack along.
Bo Qicheng and the other three had also arrived early, taking their seats in the VIP section. Sang Bao had somehow managed to procure a pile of glow sticks and light boards, fully expecting to shout herself hoarse by the end of the event.
Backed by the mysterious man, Dugu Xue was quite pleased, secretly hoping that the two of them would start fighting soon and batter each other into exhaustion so he could reap the spoils as the fisherman.
Standing so close, every word he spoke sent his warm breath washing against her cheek, feeling almost searingly hot.
Chen Qingyu weakly raised her head, just about to say something, when a sudden roaring sound came from behind—a commotion that not even the thunderous engine roar and shockwaves of the Ferrari could mask.
Perhaps Ge Anlin hadn't even realized it herself, but different feelings had already taken root in her heart toward Yao Yi. That was why she had spoken with such absolute certainty.
The driver immediately spun the steering wheel to tail that vehicle. Upon reaching an abandoned factory on the outskirts, he paid the fare and hurried after them.