Chapter 94: The Arrogant Song Zihao

Two days later, guests streamed endlessly into the Han household. Chen Yang had no invitation, but he had his own way of getting inside. By eleven in the morning, the entire Han family hall was buzzing with activity. Chen Yang was in no hurry to make a move; instead, he took a casual turn through the place to assess the situation first. As for Zhu Xiaolian, she was merely Chen Yang’s insurance policy. If everything went smoothly, he would not even need her.

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She had grown a little thinner than before, and a little taller as well. Wrapped in a thick, heavy coat, she looked somewhat bulky, yet her complexion was excellent. Her clear, bright eyes gazed at him with a dewy brilliance, and every frown and smile had softened her temperament considerably.

The Corpse King’s fist slammed hard into L, but the top assassin seemed not to notice at all. He spread his arms and let the blow land, and then... burst into a sky full of mist.

Although he had been badly injured, judging from the force of Jiang Feng’s punch just now, even at his peak it would not have been so easy to kill Jiang Feng.

The door opened. A faint chill in the wind made even the candles tremble. The one who entered was Zhao Yu.

Vivian wanted to see the limits of this creature’s power under every kind of emotion, as well as all the endless possibilities it might possess.

This dagger had been taken by Chang Xi when she fought Yan Ying’s weapon puppet on the altar, and afterward it had been given to her for self-defense.

Could it be that the new Void-Sundering Blade he had comprehended over countless years was still inferior to the Giant Spirit lineage’s Heaven-Cleaving Origin Blade?

“Hold on. Do you mean there were secret realms that opened on Earth before?” Li Mu frowned.

“It’s you...” Nong Ying braced both hands on the ground and struggled to lift his head. When he made out the face behind her mask, his breath caught in his chest and he broke into violent coughing.

After receiving the exact answer, the timidity that had just been there vanished completely.

After Gu Zheng left, Old Madam Gu’s condition worsened even further. Each day she slept longer and stayed awake less. Mei Xiang remained by the old madam’s bedside the whole time.

Yan Lanruo asked a question, but she also noticed that the servant before her had begun trembling unconsciously.

He would spend the rest of his life confessing his guilt to his father, and every day he would kneel before his mother’s memorial tablet to beg for forgiveness.

As for the Romeo Point that Leeann mentioned, it lay beyond that very gate of death; one would have to detour around a long stretch of construction and then run up onto the ridge to reach the finish, about a mile and a half from us.

Chen Qingyun believed in Jiang Zuo’s ability, but he feared an accident. Now that the Six Garrisons Army was stationed there, there should not be any mishap.

The Dog Emperor then dug something out of the ground. To Ye Che’s astonishment, the Dog Emperor slowly raised his right paw and pointed upward.

Because her first two advances had not been refused, she was even bolder this time. Ignoring the fact that the man was working, she walked over and, as if boneless, draped herself softly over his shoulder.

The Jade Consort had grown impatient with the questioning. Although the Empress’s status was much higher, she was the one more favored by the emperor—why should she yield at every turn?

Most mirrors in the palace were bronze, but the mirror in Chen Qingyun’s hand was clearer than any bronze mirror.

Acting from instinct, Uchiha Jiyue, who had no real desire to save Shinjosuke, quickly began to calculate in her mind.