Chapter 58: Domineering Uncle and Nephew Step In with Strong Support

"Come over quickly and get some food to regain your energy!"

Director Yi urged Xu Ying from over there. "Your friends and family even prepared energy-boosting food for the little animals."

"Hurry up and eat your fill so we can deliver supplies to the young soldiers."

Friends and family? They brought supplies and a coffee truck?

Xu Ying was utterly baffled. If she had such thoughtful friends and family, she wouldn't have been forced to come and work in this dangerous wasteland.

Puzzled, she walked with host Zhou Yin...

Liu Zicheng alternated between cursing and despairing, once again plunging into a dilemma of not knowing what to do. He had first killed an Immortal, and then a God. Regardless of his reasons, once the Gods and Immortals found out, death awaited him—or a punishment far more cruel than death.

"Clearly a fox, yet always talking endlessly like someone out in the fields." He lowered his head and repeated the last thing he had said to him when he left that day. As he finished speaking, tears began to stream uncontrollably from his eyes, falling down his face.

Cui Yunping glanced at Cang Jianli. "You're just as bad as your master!" With that, she strode toward the group led by Fanglei Rufeng.

As the thick smoke dissipated, both Qingkong and Yuquan looked somewhat disheveled, with singed hair, soot-covered faces, and clothes full of holes.

Gongsun Ye's expression remained unchanged, though he said nothing. However, the fierce beast beside him let out a roar. Ning岳 frowned, reaching out directly from behind his back to grab the beast.

Sun Ru felt shock first, followed by jealousy, and finally released a complex sigh of relief, even harboring a trace of fortune. For she knew that this lewd villain's target would no longer be her.

The mountains were red, with the glow of the sunset blanketing their highest peaks. Below lay black stone cliffs, where the western sun shone directly against the rock face, turning the black stone into red and reflecting across the sea of forests at the foot of the mountains.

Qin Qiong and Wang Bodang charged forward for a while, scattering Lai Hu'er's remaining routed soldiers in all directions. Obeying Shen Hou's orders, they did not pursue, instead retreating to Golden Rooster Ridge and falling back toward Wagang Mountain.

"Your Highness thinks ahead with meticulous care and profound intentions. We truly admire you!" Qin Ruier sat straight in her saddle, raising her hands in a salute once more.

Ning Yue let out a long breath. Brother Yi had already left the array, leaving Ning Yue alone within it. Having started down the path of cultivation less than two years ago, he had already reached the fourth tier of Soul Molding and was even capable of slaying those in the Gathering Soul realm. Such a feat was likely unmatched by anyone.

The night was deep, a cigarette clamped between the man's lips. In the quiet courtyard, a soft click broke the silence as a lighter flickered with a pale blue flame, its tiny sparks illuminating the sharp, clear contours of his jawline.

"This actually seems a bit problematic. Does he have some sort of backup plan?" Zhao Yunfei asked, somewhat puzzled.

Beyond that, she steered clear of all rivalries and disputes among the sisters, never uttering a superfluous word, having mastered the fine art of playing the fool.

"Hello, excuse me, might I ask if you are Mr. Yang Zhaoyang's driver?"

Lord Nalan seemed to want to say something more, but held back. Instead, he simply cupped his fists and walked straight away.

Qin Shuyue knew someone was watching in the shadows, but she paid it no mind. As she left, she gave Fang Lin a subtle look, signaling him to go back and check.

As the words fell, Nangong Wan stood slender and graceful, her long black hair cascading down to her waist, complemented by long legs clad in black tight-fitting shorts and a high nose bridge. A pair of captivating, mesmerizing eyes caused the apple-crunching youth to steal a few extra glances.

This matter had been personally arranged by the Crown Prince and was supposed to be untraceable. How on earth had Zhou Shizheng and the others found out?

What concerned Lu Yun most were the three primordial treasures. Seeing that there were enough of them to forge two complete sets of chaotic treasures, Lu Yun finally set his mind at ease.

Yet Tang Tang had never once spoken a harsh word to Wang Yang. She always believed that this man willingly stayed at home to manage household affairs entirely for her sake, and she never pried too deeply into financial matters.