Chapter 89: The Jewel of Four Souls

At the outset, the smiling immortal’s target was the deep-sea source itself: the Sea God’s Trident. That was why such a meticulously planned Jiangbei Martial Arts Convention had been set in motion.

And yet, if the Trident was truly the goal, why annihilate the entire Ge family?

That made no sense at all.

Unless...

At that moment, Chen Yang thought of the mysterious blood jade.

...

The same man in charge appeared again and came over to us. First he gave orders to Yin Yin, telling her to lead the warriors to the underground base as reinforcements and clear out the last forbidden zone.

“It’s all right. Are you okay? Nothing happened to you, did it?”

Mo Xi sat by the bed, looking at Jiang Qianqian, unable to figure out how to soothe the pain in her heart.

In fact, Ye Zhenan had already arrived in the room. He had wanted to surprise Song Yuqiao, yet he could not resist calling her first.

Yi Qingying sighed in regret and looked up at the sky. At that moment, Qiongyan was plummeting at great speed, his body crashing heavily to the ground, blood spraying from his mouth in several great gushes.

Here was another Jade Emperor Peak, and it should have been another Mount Tai. And descending from here would bring one back to the mortal world, to the Jade Emperor Peak of Mount Tai. It was truly wondrous beyond compare.

This was fundamentally different from Shen Nuo dressing in red to lure the killer into committing another crime. By the time we entered the village, we were probably already in the sight of the person who used curses to commit crimes. In other words, his preparations for crime had begun long ago. If he committed murder, it was not because we had lured him into it, so there was no such thing as drawing out the culprit.

As for the dozen or so Earthly Extremity experts Feng Wanli had brought with him, they were force enough to influence the balance on both sides, yet the Rift Origin Sect paid them little mind. What it truly cared about was Feng Wanli’s identity as the president of the Alchemists’ Guild.

After ringing the doorbell, no one came to open the door for a long while. So Song Shuying took out her phone and called Fang Yuandong.

Looking at Yu Fang again, one saw golden hair tied high, a jade-and-gold coronet upon his head, two thick and cold sword brows, sharply carved features, and a face full of masculine, rugged beauty.

We walked along the road, snagging our feet on the weeds from time to time. Shen Nuo was wearing my coat, and more than once he nearly fell; at the critical moment, I caught him. In the open space, apart from the weeds, a large pile of discarded burlap sacks was stacked in the corner. When I went over to look, I found they were all filled with cement powder.

It was soft, moist, sweet. A mere touch, and he could no longer restrain himself, wanting more.

The gown was designed with a V-neck, exposing part of the shoulders and a glimpse of pale skin, along with a faintly visible cleavage. Chu Chengyi had brushed her hair aside to one shoulder, and she was wearing high heels.

After cursing Qiao Shuhe as a son of a bitch, Ruan Yiyi slammed on the brakes. Perhaps because her rage was too great, she swung her motorcycle around a full one hundred and eighty degrees and turned back to follow Qiao Shuhe’s luxury car.

By the time Meng Xingchen arrived, nearly a thousand people were already seated. Only the cushion at the front left happened to be empty, so Meng Xingchen stepped forward and sat down; after all, from any farther away, he would not be able to hear a thing.

As for Chu Shiyu, who had been forced to sign an unequal prenuptial contract, she walked down the street with her bag in hand, cheeks puffed with anger. Not only had she signed that ridiculous contract, but with an empty stomach she had been driven out and told to go home on her own.

The poisonous toad opened its great mouth, and a mass of red-green venomous light met the golden radiance rushing toward it. Then, under Li Jing’s horrified gaze, the venomous light and the golden light perished together after a burst of hissing green smoke.

The Celestial Phenomenon Palace was formed by combining the Myriad Phenomena Heavenly Intent Array with the Five Elements and Eight Trigrams. It possessed the power to duplicate memories, and at each node there were also many pills stored.

From the names of these abilities alone, one could also tell that most of the information Bai Han had heard was not very accurate.