Chapter 33

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Su Qing saw the longing yet timid look in his eyes and could not bring herself to refuse him, so she gave him her phone number.

Shangguan Muchen must have done it deliberately. Otherwise, with so many classmates in the room, why would he have called on her in particular?

Listening to his instructions, Xu Shiyi nodded. She said nothing more, merely turned and quietly walked away.

What she had not expected was for the other party to seize her arm in one swift motion. She had not struck him at all.

“You wouldn’t really be treating him as a backup, would you? Brother Mo and I are right here. Can’t you be a little more careful?”

Yue Sanrong glared at her with knife-sharp eyes, picked up her tea, her cheeks flushing as she drank, then set it down. As she lowered the cup, Mo Xuan filled it again.

“I know. Doesn’t your mother particularly like this Vermilion Bird tail?” Gu Niannian asked as she stroked Tang Ruman’s hair.

The two chatted until noon. After eating lunch at an ordinary villager’s home, the man’s clothes had dried, and Daleng had also finished tending to his donkey. After bidding farewell to the host and Daleng, the man continued eastward.

“Only Bai Xue and I know about what happened today. Bai Xue and I both feel that although the students in our two dormitories belong to different departments and different majors, everyone seems to have a favorable impression of one another.

“What are you doing here?” Before Cheng Xin could speak, Mo Zishang addressed her in an extremely impatient tone, making no attempt to hide his dislike of her.

Hui Gong International Credit Rating Company has downgraded Kangyang Construction again? And the outlook has been changed to negative? Could something really be about to happen?

“All right!” Jia Lian was blinded by greed and paid no attention to the filthy dust covering the ground as he crawled into the cellar on all fours.

Although constables were beneath the dignity of respectable officials, they remained “untouchably exalted” in the eyes of ordinary people, and the villagers of Xihe Village were still somewhat apprehensive. Now that someone had taken the initiative to give them a way out, they took advantage of it, dispersing and returning to their work.

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Now that his physical body had entered the Great Void Immortal Realm, Luo Jing felt the abundant aura of spiritual resonance continually washing over his body.

“How interesting!” Jia Chen laughed freely, accepted the money, and tucked it into his pocket. He had expended some effort in the fight just now, so he would consider these ten silver taels a small compensation from the other party.

Of course, most importantly, with a soul avatar, Luo Jing could now enter the Great Void Immortal Realm to cultivate.

“Although you and I usually take a little incense money, which goes against Daoist law, and although our Dao-hearts are unstable, at least we are devoted to the Way. Compared with Dongfang Longyun, you should know how to choose.”

Therefore, he did not enter through the royal family’s special admission channel. Instead, he entered the academy as the top-ranked student from the Royal Affiliated Academy.

But the old fox naturally would not let Luo Jing detect anything amiss. She continued smiling brightly, her manner utterly candid.

Many people’s eyes were filled with mockery and disdain. They believed Jia Chen could not possibly win; some even doubted that he could draw the bow at all.

“What a hassle. I’m in a hurry. I might as well just scan it.” Liu Yitian was a streamer to begin with and naturally did not care about appearing in his true form, so he simply activated the scanning function.

Kalando strongly suspected that his inability to comprehend the realm of Extended Slash was because his mastery of Blade Meditation had become stuck at twenty points, unable to advance.

The empress still wore a pitiful expression. But inwardly, the official thought, “There’s no way I can lose. Since I can control the inner palace and rule an entire residence, I certainly cannot lose to her.”

She returned to the dormitory and looked at Sun Churan, who was still asleep. She planned to ask her once she woke up.

However, today was destined to be anything but easy for Shi Yi, because it was Wednesday—the day of the recruits’ third scheduled training session.

“Perhaps you did something. Why don’t you think it over?” Xu Xingzhou asked instinctively. The moment he finished speaking, he felt somewhat regretful.

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Of course, once Shanks became one of the Four Emperors, Alimu could boast that he had once fought fiercely against the Red-Haired Emperor and, despite losing, had survived completely unharmed.

After that, he placed the wooden stool directly in front of the tiled house. Then he sat down lightly, his gaze calmly fixed ahead as he carefully sensed the aura emanating from his body. He truly had the air of one man holding a pass against ten thousand foes.

He had been heartbroken over his laptop ever since Dapan had torn it in half. Much of the data inside was gone; how could he possibly have any desire to travel and sightsee?

The Venomous Blade had a cooldown of eight seconds. That was enough to keep four spiders continuously poisoned at once, but to poison a fifth, he would have to make use of the surrounding terrain.

“No. They’re Mingzhou merchants who trade with Japan,” the monk from the Roasted Pig Courtyard replied.

He had spoken as though Leng Ruobing were some eternal sinner, so she hurried off to update the story first and deal with everything else afterward.

Bai Suxiao was practically ready to curse the old man. He looked every inch the immortal, yet his actions were utterly ruthless. He was a cultivator, but showed not the slightest compassion toward his own disciple.

“Didn’t you just say you were tired? When I came up, the two of you were already asleep on the bed.” Li Bai explained gently. Yet Li Bai’s expression seemed different from usual, as though something more had been added to him.

He turned to look at Zhao Hehuan behind him, who seemed to be chatting happily with Mo Tian. He could not help frowning.

After the reinforcements, the garrison of the Xishoubaotai Military Command had now reached ninety thousand men. Thirty thousand of them had been urgently transferred from other military commands. The Mongol army had also sold captured Jin prisoners to the Xia Kingdom to serve as cannon fodder. There were another thirty thousand of those men; if used properly, they would make a considerable auxiliary force.

Ning Wan clenched all five fingers of her hand. The pain was unbearable. All she could do was stare wide-eyed at Shen Ming and shake her head with every ounce of strength she possessed, hoping he would understand what she was trying to convey.

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