Volume 1, Chapter 62: That's Not a Divine Beast, That's a Psycho

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But now, these families had pushed their luck too far and climbed over his head. How could Ye Yuan possibly show any mercy to them?
She looked out the window at the pitch-black night, a strange sense of desolation rising in her heart. It was not that she was being overly pessimistic; rather, her current situation with Dabai was genuinely and gravely precarious.
"Take a short rest. I'll go find some clothes for you and draw a bath," An Lin said, supporting Qin Mo into the living room and helping him sit down on the sofa.
Kaname's heart tightened slightly. If this "newborn Tobi" was the one possessing three layers of the First Hokage Hashirama's power, the situation would become rather delicate.
A hand reached out from the rear right, snatching back the card that had just been returned to the flowerbed. The young man holding the flowers was startled by the slender fingers that suddenly appeared out of nowhere.
Noticing that his favorite dried fruit had been handed over to the Grand Princess by Roger, Fireball immediately grew anxious and leaped straight onto Roger's arm.
To the northwest, the Second Division personally led by the Third Raikage of Kumogakure had already gained a major advantage in the Land of Rice Fields. In a matter of days, they would be able to break through and march along the route of Rice Fields—Frost—Waterfall—Grass to wage war against their old rival, the Land of Earth.
At this moment, Luo Zhiming held a lighter in one hand and a pack of Red Bridge cigarettes in the other, lighting a cigarette.
As for Hua Weiyang, she merely followed her inner feelings to vent her emotions, completely oblivious to everything outside the halo of light.
Gathering all the information obtained so far, the insect-men of the Elders' Council had likely been entirely wiped out, and the remaining insect-men had all emerged within the capital. This suggested that where the Elders' Council was located might not actually have any insect-men at all.
Yan Kui pinned his hopes on Xu Yu, and Xu Yu, sensing the trickiness of the matter, untied the ring-shaped jade pendant from his waistband. Holding it in his hand, he quietly toyed with it while continuously pondering a solution in his mind.
A vibrational wave of dark energy—an energy completely contrary to his own light—appeared at this very critical juncture.
Tang Qianqian could guarantee that in such an information-driven era, by tomorrow—no, even tonight—the photographs of her and Lin Xiao, along with the words Lin Xiao had spoken, would spread across the entire country.
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Yi Shurong's expression did not change in the slightest; she still maintained an amused smile and then slowly sat up alongside him.
Faust launched a fierce and relentless assault, throwing three or five punches in rapid succession as if he wanted to reclaim all the humiliation of being chased around and beaten earlier. Nexus either blocked or dodged, dissolving his formidable attacks one by one, and then, spotting an opportunity, leaped up gracefully.
He was standing on the edge of a bizarre cycle. With just a single step, he would cross into that strange loop, and perhaps after that step, his life would undergo a world-shaking transformation. Yet changes could be good or bad; he might lose everything he currently possessed.
Therefore, if Yan Kui wanted to accomplish things and make his subordinates willing to risk their lives for him, he had to find a way to rake in money.
Xue Qinghan looked up at him. Though the firmament was clearly empty, for some reason, his eyes reflected crisscrossing Dao patterns that covered the entire sky and enveloped the entire starry expanse. Resembling the Heavenly Dao, they radiated an aura of inviolable majesty, making one wish to submit beneath them.
"President, as far as I know, those two rats who sneaked into the Tianyan Mountain Range earlier had previously entered the Yan family," Chen He, the vice president of the Alchemist Association, said with a toxic look as he gazed at Yan Dingzhi.
The Tenth Princess disdained to pay attention to these Mongol princesses, yet they frequently tried to strike up conversations with the other sisters-in-law, making the Tenth Princess feel extremely awkward.
Coupled with Lin Wuyou's transparent threat of "the culprit does not live here," what on earth had happened at the North Pole?
Distracted by the Nine Mysteries for a split second, his focus wavered, and the barrier was on the verge of shattering. Ye Yang hurriedly rushed to continuously repair the barrier.
"Mr. Zhang! Hello! Your friend is already waiting inside, please come this way!" The waiter said, gesturing with a hand and leading the way for Wu Ke.
"Now I am asking you, do you understand? The death of your companion just now was an accident. I hope you realize that." Wang Ping tried his best to make himself look amiable, but unfortunately, the wild cat's "hungry" gaze didn't look like a "good boy" at all. The captive hastily nodded to indicate understanding.
Hearing this, Wei Feng walked over, pressed a hand against Murong Hai's back, and probed his body using his perceptual domain. Suddenly, he sensed that there truly existed an extremely ferocious force rampaging inside Murong Hai's body, churning wildly without settling down anytime soon.
Li Xun increasingly felt like a foolish bird walking right into a trap, swaggering into a pre-laid snare amidst the hunter's smiling eyes.
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Leng Ning's new home happened to be located not too far from Li Si's villa area. She used to joke that her future home would serve as half a maternal home for Leng Ning, and it would only take a short drive to get there.
Plotting against her? Absolutely impossible. If that were the case, she could have easily been eliminated while in the Star Realm; why go to all this trouble?
Upon hearing Chen Junliang's words, Li Mei did not pay too much attention. After all, even if the culprits were captured, that was a matter for the Public Security Bureau. Her discipline inspection department only needed to successfully retrieve those corrupt elements and every single penny of the state property illegally seized by those people to consider their mission accomplished.
In his memories, Leng Z泉 could no longer vividly and precisely recall the feeling at that time; he was simply immersed in extreme bliss—an extreme pleasure both psychological and physiological. He marveled and rejoiced at the indescribable beauty of the spirit fox, but what truly astonished him was that exact moment when the peak of ecstasy was reached.
The second sister had no objections to Zhou Yi's arrangements; the only thing she couldn't let go of was what would happen to this home once she left. What would happen to all the scrap metal she and her grandfather had collected?
"Zhenfu, come take a look. There are so many scattered clouds in the sky today; which patch of cloud do you think will bring rain?" Ning Ruifeng appeared full of zest.
He was currently a provisional patrolling officer of the main lineage personally appointed by the patriarch of the Fire Cloud Moon-Child clan, commanding a hundred spirit-attendant soldiers and responsible for patrolling the core area within a radius of several hundred miles around the main lineage's great spirit stronghold and grand altar.
It seemed as though he had truly descended into madness, completely ignoring even the fact that Feng Jiuyou had rescued Ouyang Wang's siblings and fled away.
"It was an idea proposed by the National Preceptor, but making you empress was my own wish!" Ye Chen coldly spat out these words, then turned and flicked his sleeves as he walked away. "There is no need to speak of this further, my mind is made up!" She actually disdained it so much? To be his empress—was she really that unwilling?
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