Chapter 117

"Why are you crying?"

Xu Yunzhuo kept her head slightly bowed, not wanting to answer Pei Qiaonian’s question. But as the man continued to stare at her, she finally replied slowly after several seconds: "Since I had a sister who passed away, that means Yunhua had two children. If she loved her daughter so much, why abandon the other one and leave her to fend for herself?"

With that, Xu Yunzhuo clenched her hands at her sides. She couldn't understand it; since they were both her daughters...

If it were merely contained within the Netherworld, that would be one thing, but Yang Fan worried that if the entrance to the Forbidden Netherland remained open, the malevolent entities from within could potentially spill out and threaten the Nine Heavens Continent.

His aura surged. The Five Elements realm crystal core within his body flared with brilliant light, and surging primordial energy gathered rapidly, rushing toward every limb and bone. His vast vital essence churned violently, causing the surrounding ground to tremble as if caught in an earthquake.

Yun Tianyang’s eyes widened in fury. In that instant, all his power surged forth like a tidal wave, slamming into the body of the bone dragon.

Consequently, Qin Lie, Du Yueyue, and the youth chasing behind them were swept away in an instant.

Seeing her joyful smile, his light gray eyes filled with warmth and indulgence. He nodded with a smile, saying nothing.

On the field, after Mou Xili sent Lu Tianyu flying, he didn't even spare him a glance, turning around to leave.

The only logical explanation was that his own magic remained unaffected, and he could only absorb one hundred thousand Anlu.

While the two were laughing and playing, the results of the competition were announced. Due to Luo’s interference, Feng Wu had taken first place. Of the other nine who advanced, Feng Wu only recognized Xiang Qian, Nana, and Fiwen, so she paid them no further mind, and the two walked back to their courtyard hand in hand, feeling quite content.

Feng Xiong let out a shout and charged madly at Yun Tianyang. His primordial energy erupted in an instant, and a terrifying, invisible shockwave swept recklessly in all directions.

This shamaness was truly decisive and acted with lightning speed; her ideas aligned perfectly with those of Jiang Nier. Furthermore, in terms of presence, she was in no way inferior to the Dean’s wife. The moment Lu Tianyu saw her, he knew she was no ordinary person. He exchanged a look with Feng Lingxue, and she gave a slight nod.

"It is nothing," Bai Yiyi said, once again displaying a smile as ethereal as a celestial maiden. "Since my cousin does not care for it, sister shall graciously take it back. I invited you here today because I obtained some fish that I found quite lovely, and I thought you might enjoy admiring them with me." As she spoke, she took Ye Junyi’s hand and led her to the railing to look at the fish.

The situation was critical. There was no railing on the rooftop; Steel Tooth’s feet were already at the very edge, and one more step would send him plummeting down.

Regardless of whether she was doing it on purpose, everyone’s attention was now fixed on the Behemoth Emperor, whose complexion was gradually returning to normal, and on Fuyuan, who was buzzing around him like a bee gathering honey.

"Pfft—" Bo Sen suddenly spat out a mouthful of blood and stumbled to the ground. The sword in his hand had shattered in two; his thumb web was bleeding, and his entire body trembled.

When they sat down not far in front of us, Bai Zhantang immediately spotted me. His sinister eyes fixed on me with a faint smile; he then wrinkled his nose, gave a cold snort, curled his lip at me, and turned his head away to stare at the house, ignoring me entirely.

Deep down, she couldn't help but sigh that it was a total waste for someone with such a handsome face not to smile.

Tao Jing continued, "Do you think they’re acting as lookouts while Huang Cheng is inside ‘doing’ the beans?" By "doing," she naturally didn't mean finishing them off, but rather that other kind of "doing."

After accompanying the great chieftain Suogao for a stretch, dawn broke. Once Li Yang had escorted the chieftain back, he immediately went to Juanzi’s tent, only to be told that the two had left in the middle of the night. Upon hearing this, Li Yang spurred his horse and galloped south. He climbed a high ridge and gazed toward the south for a long time.