Chapter 35: A Heavy Taste

Xu Ying drew the attention of three adult vultures, catching a glimpse out of the corner of her eye of a king cobra quietly approaching two stray vulture chicks.

As the three vultures were about to dive onto her face, Xu Ying shouted at the largest one: "I can save your malnourished wife!"

At that moment, the king cobra coiled itself around the neck of one of the chicks, flicking its tongue and hissing viciously: "You are not allowed to hurt her, or I will snap this little vulture's neck!"

Heavenly Rune Guards Gu Shiman, Lin Cangjue, and Chen Qing had all assumed that Jiang Zizai would retreat in the face of difficulties and stop making a fool of himself.

Advancing while staying in hiding, they had traveled for three days and were now very close to the core region.

"Is this really a good idea?" Ruan Leyao looked at Su Mianmian with some surprise. Following others was an undignified act, and if they were discovered, it would be a loss of status.

"I knew the Turkic Khan was coming and that you wouldn't be able to come home for the New Year, so I wanted to take this opportunity to see you," Dou Hui said, pinching Li Yuan’s extra nipple.

After working all morning, he had only managed to sell a few worthless herbs. Though many people had asked about the rare items that no one had ever seen before, buyers were slow to appear, which left Qin Tian quite depressed.

It just so happened that these resources, which had never been mined, were almost all of the highest quality, whether they were spirit stones or spirit veins.

But why did she always wear a mask and sunglasses to hide her face whenever she went out? Either she was ugly, or she was suspicious of doing something bad. Wait, Zheng Yanran was a celebrity, wasn't she?

Chu Feng was already laughing hysterically inside, but he didn't show it on his face, maintaining a serious and innocent expression.

He looked at Jiang Weiyu again; her eyes were wide open, and her red, swollen eyes were filled with pain and disappointment.

Jia Liang swept a condescending gaze over Chu Feng, not taking him seriously at all. He was merely a first-rank divine rune master, a rank lower than himself, and inferior in status, strength, and every other aspect.

Master Shennong had spent his entire life tirelessly devoted to the cultivation of immortal seeds, yet he truly had no impression of the vegetables Zhang Yi mentioned.

"So, you need to work harder too. As a culinary expert, there is no reason for you to lose," Mary Sue said, encouraging Jiemi.

Zhang Yi was currently so preoccupied with thoughts of what wishes he should make that he had no time to focus on managing the shop.

So, when Li Chao announced he would be holding a birthday party, the fans were as excited as if they had been injected with stimulants. When they saw there were only one hundred spots available, they were even more frantic; within just one week, applications exceeded fifteen thousand, all just for a chance to see Li Chao.

"Bar, barbecue!" After getting out of the car, Dongdong looked at the barbecue restaurant in front of them, his mouth watering. "Listen, don't think you can bribe me with a barbecue; I won't give in." It took a great effort for Dongdong to turn his head away and stop looking at the restaurant.

"What?" Ivan had barely spoken when the Battleship Princess gathered him into her arms, and with that, she rushed straight through the hole and into the base.

"What kind of attitude is that?" Seeing that she was being ignored by Kaga, the Aircraft Carrier Princess became instantly dissatisfied. No matter what, she was a Princess, and the Deep Sea Flagship of the Saeki Bay area. Although Ivan was the supreme commander of these waters now, the dignity of the Deep Sea could not be lost, especially in front of this ship girl.

Light from the forest shone into the corridor, leaving streaks on the walls. Peering through a narrow gap, one could discern that the corridor was constructed from stones piled up from the mountain, and the spiked boards hanging from the ceiling were revealed in their ferocity by the light. As time passed and the light outside shifted, these streaks would gradually darken.

Yu Niang was deft at wrapping zongzi; in just a few turns of the rope, she had the zongzi wrapped tightly without a single grain of rice exposed, finishing each one in mere seconds.

However, there was no change. Halfway through the second quarter, the Hawks' shooting touch began to fade, yet the gap between the two sides remained at nine points.