Chapter 56: If You Don’t Like It, Then I’ll Take the Lead

On the hospital lawn, simple musical equipment had already been set up. Xie Zijin was bent over, tuning her instrument, while Mo Xin, dressed in black, sat behind the drum set, waving at Lin You and Yin Lele.

He took a deep breath, pulled the trigger, and fired several shots—all hits. Watching from the side, Le En mimicked the action but missed one shot.

Mi Bei was like a thorn; whenever faced with danger, he instinctively tried to pierce through it to protect himself.

After speaking, he took two cups and left. About ten minutes later, Zhang Qi returned, looking slightly flustered, and hurriedly poured the wine.

Chen Jierui, seeing all this flourishing vitality, felt as if he were watching a seedling he had nurtured grow strong, filled with deep satisfaction.

The motorized infantry commissioned for the Ten Cities’ renovation was an improved version of the old E-class pioneers, forcibly equipped with the Alph02 system and the Aigma coordination system. Though capable of many maneuvers and significantly enhanced in performance, it still lagged slightly behind the ROEA’s current combat wolves.

In her heart, Chen Jierui was her greatest rival in this final, while Wang Qiang had some strength but was not yet someone she took seriously.

Yet Lin You’s mind was far from these tangled mathematical problems. She glanced at Mo Xin, who was diligently memorizing vocabulary in the corridor, sensing something odd but unable to pinpoint exactly what.

Yang Jie had long intended to befriend Annie, but these days she was busy preparing her child for exams and hadn’t been able to come over.

Mu Sheng somewhat understood—since he couldn’t find out why this man had come, Mu Sheng realized he wasn’t on any list; he was here for her.

Yan Di berated Sun Zhaoyuan fiercely, shouting until his mouth was dry and face flushed red, breaking many items in the room before the guards finally dragged him away.

Red Dog’s strength was unexpectedly formidable, capable of facing off head-on against a monster like Whitebeard, his power rivaling even Qianhe’s.

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“Their understanding of the world is different from ours... Regardless, this young master promised to save lives tonight, but will he have a way to do it?”

“That demon dares show up again?!” The Guardian of Disaster gritted his teeth—he could not swallow the humiliation until he killed Zhou Zheng.

Jiang Fuxuan, burning with anger, was about to act when the room’s call device chimed softly.

Half a year ago, a friend who often traveled the seas told Cheng Xiu about a country called Ichimoku across the ocean, renowned for its advanced talisman-making techniques. This caught Cheng Xiu’s attention, and after losing both money and resources, he finally decided to set sail on a merchant ship to explore.

Someone helped her change into sleepwear and gently wiped her face with a towel, only leaving after confirming she was unharmed.

After all, her soul was still that of an unmarried, childless single woman, never having known a man.

The three were seasoned enthusiasts of the entertainment industry, especially skilled in mahjong, a national treasure.

Waterweed floated over with its rounded body, recounting the options presented by the crystal core she had thrown in days before. Lin Shu finally understood what was going on and patted the waterweed’s head in praise.

At that moment, the image of the old, feeble Wuzhiqi she had seen on Minluo Island in her previous life almost appeared before her eyes.

“That is precisely why I refuse to associate with your Earth mages.” Odin, with a millennium’s understanding of human mages, knew their hearts were complex—though short-lived, many were mad and wielded numerous strange methods.

Therefore, having the other party bear a title was necessary. This formal employment was explained in detail by Gu Sanqiu to Kong to prevent misunderstandings or feelings of being exploited.

Passerby A was uneasy—had he inadvertently disrupted some plan of the Executive Lord?

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Whether the Three As or the Cherry Blossom Nation, they always harbored predatory ambitions toward Huaxia.

The light was peculiar, wrapped in some special law that defied divine perception, hiding its mysteries.

He needed to spend the coming time preparing to inscribe the great array of the four chaotic elements—earth, water, wind, and fire. Later, after Huang Ting revived the three great chaotic beasts, he would capture them and place them into the array to reverse them into the four chaotic elements.

Sitting alone in the cramped room, Li Yifu’s tense expression inexplicably softened, then shifted into a ferocious and mad look—a final desperate gamble on the brink of death, the last wager of his life.

“No wonder Masano just said to remain neutral; I truly admire him,” Kinjo Takeshi said with a respectful bow.

Jiang Qiao’er was startled by Gong Yuchen’s sudden movement, then realized and noticed the fluctuations in his emotions.

Baili Yue saw the anger on Doctor Sun’s face, which had been calmed slightly by Leng Lian pulling him away. She approached Baili Yuxiao and, still angry, said, “Yuxiao, why do this?”

She felt she was courting misery—why had she fallen for such an unreasonable, stubborn blockhead? Every word he spoke sided with his ex, yet he seemed reasonable, focusing on issues rather than people.

Qu Yunrui and Qu Leili swiftly took out printing tools, and in no time, the first page was arranged.

Qiao Yang nodded, praising Su Yuechen’s fine work. She had worried Wang Mingen might not find her to sign the contract, but luckily Su Yuechen explained everything on her behalf.