Chapter 157: The First Arrival of the Snowfield

After bidding farewell to her master, reporting at the Enforcers' Hall, and exchanging merits for a sufficient supply of Warm Sun Pills, Cold-Averting Talismans, and jade slips detailing the geography and customs of the Northern Territories, Bai Yuening did not linger. Carrying her long sword alone, she stepped onto the teleportation array bound for the north.

After several consecutive cross-domain teleportations, even with her Foundation Establishment cultivation and a physical body tempered by spatial forces, she still felt a mild wave of dizziness and discomfort. When the light of the final teleportation faded and her feet touched solid ground, a chill that seemed capable of freezing...

Tomorrow, she was to return to the Princess's Manor to help Princess Shouyang manage the preparations for the banquet, and incidentally keep an eye on Feng Shujiayi, lest Feng Shujiayi make any mistakes during her very first attendance at a banquet hosted by Princess Shouyang's manor, being entirely unfamiliar with the people and surroundings.

"You, Youlin, why are we here? What is this place?" Seeing Bo Youlin, Ye Rouxin finally felt a little more at ease.

As there was no one left in his family, Niuniu had been sent to an Angels' Home on the outside and attended school there as well.

However, lacking financial support, his family failed to understand his dream after graduation and refused to back him. For the past two years, A-nan had lived a life of extreme poverty and hardship.

Time passed—no one knew for how long, certainly not the "moment" Lin Zhi had spoken of—and the door was gently pushed open once again.

Looking at the escalating sums trailing behind, Yang Qingyuan felt a slight pang in his heart. Yet, with a grand wave of his hand, he approved the purchase.

There were six double-axle four-wheel carriages in total: three for passengers and three for cargo. Originally, Shuangzhi was supposed to share a carriage with Shi Xianhui, but knowing that Shuangzhi suffered from motion sickness, Shi Tu gave up riding his horse and instead shared a carriage with her. Shi Xianhui rode in one by herself, and the maids had another.

A terrifying aura, mixed with a celestial might that seemed capable of destroying everything, surged toward the various major sects, filling everyone's heart with a profound sense of helplessness.

That was his first child with Anran. Although he was not the one who harmed the child, the tragedy had nonetheless been caused by him.

Had they known they would be met with such a scene before them, they probably would never have chosen to make an enemy of him in the first place.

"I will seize control of the enemy's satellite in one minute, but we will only have 30 seconds. Make good use of it," Dolan transmitted the message once again.

Following the river against the current, Shangguan Yun turned southwest at Badong toward Shizhou. Although Guzhou and Shizhou were only slightly more than three hundred miles apart, the journey was filled with towering mountains and sheer cliffs everywhere. Even with Shangguan Yun's exceptional lightness kung fu, it still took him four or five days to arrive.

As Jack was speaking, his attention was drawn to the computer monitor on Conrad's desk.

The monk glanced around a few more times before saying, "Please wait a moment, both of you. This matter must be reported to the abbot." Without waiting for Shangguan Yun's reply, he retreated inside.

Earlier, Mingjing had led a dozen or so men out to search for food, but when they returned, only six or seven remained. Had it not been for Shangguan Yun's brave rescue and the extraordinary swiftness of his steed, they probably would have been slaughtered down to the last man by the Jin soldiers. Now, not only had they failed to bring back any food, but several lives had also been lost. The group could not help but feel sorrowful, and many wept softly.

Fu Qi was still waiting outside, and Su Yuanyuan could not keep him waiting too long. She could only send Su Weimin over, casting him a meaningful look to let him know what should be said and what should not.

No, gigantism is supposed to be an endocrine system disorder. What the hell are you doing with a stethoscope and a scalpel? Is that right?

The entertainment industry is simply such a place. Whether true or false, as long as the audience enjoys watching it, it can be sold to them.

Ji Meiru wore an expression that seemed to say, "Who knows?" Without waiting for an invitation, she proceeded to assemble her own wrap: placing two lettuce leaves in her palm, she dipped a piece of pork belly into the sauce twice. To everyone's surprise, finding that perhaps insufficiently satisfying, she added a few slices of raw garlic on top and swallowed the large mouthful whole.

Only now did Zhao Tianyi understand why this Bing Leirong had asked him for help. It turned out he had messed things up himself and was now passing the task over to him. Damn it. But regardless of the circumstances, the man was his second brother; he simply could not refuse this favor.

"Jiangnan, the reason fire poison is called fire poison is because it cannot be dispelled so easily. Using your Spirit Master power just now to clear the fire poison was indeed a good method, but you forgot one thing." The voice of the Supreme Golden Ape resounded once again, its tone carrying a hint of solemnity.