Chapter 70: The Abyssal Monster—Undying and Indestructible?

As the sun set in the west, Chen Yang and Chang Yu arrived at the seaside. Chang Yu was a master of innate martial arts, and ordinary staff members could never have stopped her. As for Chen Yang, there was even less need to mention it. Through special channels, he had rented a small yacht for two million.

Night descended, and the two of them steered the yacht toward the Sea of Peril.

“The Sea of Peril is vast...”

“Ah Yan, is something troubling you?” Sensitive as she was, she sensed that tonight, Jin Guangyan seemed rather unhappy.

Xi Xichen could tell from Yuyun’s expression that she must have uncovered information about these dual-colored pills. Just how many possibilities lay within these changes, and how, under these special circumstances, could they be achieved?

“Come on, it’s been a bumpy journey. Let’s get some rest at our lodging first,” Hua Shuo glanced at Mu Yi, hinting for her not to bring up anything about Haitang.

Although the sinister demon’s split consciousness had been utterly destroyed, perhaps the Phoenix had left a clue on purpose.

The Guardian King was the protector of the Nine Kings, obeying them directly. They were all extraordinarily powerful individuals, imbued with authority and force to enforce the law.

If a priest used their own soul to guide and exchange a life for that of an unborn child, they would have to endure the torment of soul-rending pain in the days to follow.

Gerason murmured softly, and the trace of blood that had seeped out instantly condensed into mysterious, bizarre symbols. These characters detached themselves from his fingertip and stamped themselves forcefully beside his signature.

At the last “Layer-Shifting Conference,” held once every millennium, Fu Shanpeng emerged from the Liuli Realm’s formation. As a result, the entire Liuli Realm was swept away by the tide of the Cloud Sea, millions of Liuli people perished, corpses littered a thousand miles, and the realm was left in utter ruin.

Yet these soldiers had some discernment and did not intervene. Li Xiong’s reputation was hardly favorable, so they would neither help Meng Qingtong nor support Li Xiong.

He stomped down, and in an instant, Xu Tiantong was engulfed as if struck head-on by the raging Yellow River. Before he could react, a terrifying divine light overwhelmed him, crushing his body and killing him on the spot.

Zhao Qian was startled at these words—did Xuanyangzi actually know such a figure? And it seemed their relationship was not shallow.

Joining the hunting party meant accepting that one might die in the silent forests at any moment. After all, to obtain better cultivation materials, one had to pay the price; the greater the reward, the higher the risk.

“Silkworm, spinning silk, round and round,” Chen Hao muttered under his breath. Suddenly, his mind went blank, and then a bolt of insight flashed through him.

Especially Wang Qian, whose delicate face was overwhelmed with guilt, her beautiful eyes filled with remorse and unease.

Boarding the ghostly carriage, with a corpse of unknown intent beside her, nothing could be worse. Suddenly, Amin noticed that Tang Qing, the white-haired young man sitting opposite, also looked uneasy, so she desperately tried to catch his eye.

Thus, this time, Cassius had to act alone. As soon as he finished speaking, he went straight to Captain Herman’s office, laid out his plans, and emphasized that under no circumstances could Sophie be allowed to follow him.

As he spoke, a surge of powerful energy emanated from within the palace—a force at least at the third level of the Foundation Establishment realm.

At the same time, his pair of dignified, blazing flame-like eyes were fixed intently on Chen Fei.

In a private room on the third floor, Xie Yu stared at the sauerkraut fish brought by Luo Qiu, swallowed hard, then eagerly picked up his chopsticks, placing a piece of fish in his mouth. The fillet was tender and melted instantly, a burst of sour and spicy flavors exploded in his mouth, sending a tremor through his very soul. How could there be such an aggressively delicious dish? It was simply irresistible.

Indeed, in ancient times, disputes over the right of succession between legitimate and eldest sons were ever-present. The legitimate eldest son, who embodied both qualities, naturally made the best heir.