Chapter 79: The Xiao Family of Yunzhou—So Impressive?

The bald principal’s face flushed red with anger. “Whether I’m fit to be principal or not is not for some nobody like you to judge!”
“To be perfectly honest, you injured Young Master Xiao. The Xiao family will never let this go. Not only will Lin Wan be unable to attend school, but you’ll be finished as well!”
It went without saying—the principal was nothing more than a lapdog for the Xiao family...
At that moment, the crowd gradually began to realize what was happening. On the platform, a decrepit, elderly Taoist had appeared; his withered, frail frame and dull, lifeless eyes stared at Li Qi standing atop the stage.
“Rika! Natsu-chan! Over here!” Ryoko Yamamoto called from the entrance, waving a few tickets in her hand. The two, Natsu and her companion, walked over.
As they drew closer to the area, more and more residences came into view one after another.
No one was foolish. When the midterm exams rolled around, Class 4-2’s results would definitely be impressive. Coupled with their appearance and demeanor, they were set to become the model class for Sanshui County, perhaps even for the Yangzhou region.
Such insight was due to Li Qi—after the Tenya incident concluded, he swept through the entire Four Ghost Realm and parts of the Heavenly Buddha Homeland card pool. Aside from his established path, he began to seek out simulated training and guidance from the wise sages of the Bitterlands system.
According to these masters, combat was essentially a contest of strength and skill. In terms of strength, Nie Yu needed no guidance. But in technique, he was somewhat lacking.
The combination of the Ancient Virtue Way and the Singular Blade Sword Realm, the gentleman’s transmission and the Divine Blade Dragon Scale—using both sword and knife in a single-edged style—today left the Confucian elders present utterly astonished.
These soldiers were all former motor vehicle troops, assigned to the transport company as regular employees earning a second-level worker’s wage. The problem now was that the transport company had few vehicles but too many drivers.
The one who broke free from this system was Dorag, founder of the Revolutionary Army, and the one who overturned it was Leo, the second-generation commander now sitting across from them.
When writing scores and lyrics, Huang Han deliberately left some mistakes and flaws, so that Shen Xiaorong could play her part, reducing the shadow of being forcibly made into a songwriter.
Thus, Supreme Treasure recited the true words, activating the three sacred artifacts once more. They rotated ceaselessly on the wall, then a phantom space appeared, as if a mysterious force drew everything nearby into it.
“Well, Eighth Brother, you really did it—using my girl to curry favor with your subordinates.” Ma Xiuying gave a cold laugh, glancing at the silent Xunyin beside her. She was truly a bit angry.
Especially the fans of the eliminated contestants; several groups had brought banners to the TV station to protest.
“Only the stagnant blood will be released—it won’t exceed the weight of a severed finger.” Dao Yan would never gamble Ma Xiuying’s life. He had not mentioned bloodletting before because the world feared the practice, but since massage and meridian clearing had failed, the only option was to let out the coagulated blood.
Zheng Rudong immediately instructed the Party and Government Office director to notify the members of both committees at home to meet in the second-floor conference room, and to prepare two tables of food for a midday gathering.
When he met the victim, her face was streaked with tears. Seeing this, Yang Hu told her not to get agitated, and just to recount what had happened. Since she had come to him, he would certainly seek justice for her.
“Our family has been merchants for generations, and now we have a single magician!” Edelrid said with a sweet smile.
After returning to the room, Akio Tanaka looked around—Fururu was not there.
There was nothing to be done. Lu Sen had searched the entire room, and the only things he could find were men’s clothing.