Volume 1, Chapter 54: Mounted Archery

Ning Moxue was left speechless by Ning Yunshu's words. Biting her lip and shaking her head, she hurriedly explained, "No, Sister, the Crown Prince has always cared about you deeply. You really have a misunderstanding of him and me..."

A thin wispy blue smoke floated out from Dai Tianchou's crown. Without a second thought, Hua Tian drew his Lengran Sword and slashed it toward the smoke, causing it to dissipate completely. Putting away the sword, Hua Tian snatched Dai Tianchou's cosmos sack and set his corpse ablaze, reducing it entirely to ashes.

At this thought, a ball of green, ominous gas suddenly surged from Run Xue'er's right hand and was blasted high into the air.

Finally reaching the summit of South Mountain Pagoda, Mingyan gazed into the distance, taking in the panoramic view of the illuminated streetscapes.

Nevertheless, Murong Yuhan's desperate gambit bore fruit; the white jade bead forced the impostor to retreat step by step. A sharp glint flashed in Hua Tian's eyes—such an opportunity was the absolute best moment to strike.

No matter how immense the powers of the new yamen might be, they could never surpass the Brocade Guards, especially since the authority of arrest rested in their hands.

His body unexpectedly began to turn red—a frightening, glowing red, just like iron heated in a fire. The water surrounding Zhou An instantly boiled, though because he was submerged in a lake, only the water immediately around him boiled rather than the entire body of water.

With Moyan's exceptional intelligence, she naturally understood what kind of impact her actions would generate, yet she made no deliberate effort to explain herself. Thus, Hua Tian and his party arrived five hundred li west of Qingxi Village, near the rendezvous point agreed upon with the celestial monarch's apparition.

The three members of Jiutian exchanged glances, surprise registering on all their faces. It seemed that the Springtime Agritainment Resort was indeed as extraordinary as they had suspected. The shockingly low prices truly masked some profound and massive issues.

Quietly, she sat down on the stool, cupping her chin in both hands. Blinking her large eyes, she watched with total concentration and absorption.

Only this time, when Ah Gui looked at Aunt Zhang, it was different from before. Aunt Zhang seemed somewhat angry now, and he sensed that the source of her anger was him, which made his scalp tingle with anxiety. He had not done anything to wrong Aunt Zhang; why on earth was she looking at him like that?

However, the only point of contention lay in the selection of the primary strike targets, dividing them into two factions.

Han Guang said nothing further, merely turning his head away to gaze elsewhere, the sudden smile on his face halting abruptly.

Cangyuan found this person utterly ridiculous. Clearly, this man had saved him, and they were currently staying in this man's domain, yet the man was acting far more nervous than he was.

Jianjun shouted, "Alright, leave it to me!" and charged straight toward the gang of ruffians and hooligans who were yelling and brandishing all sorts of weapons.

Because of those words, he had constantly striven to better himself, all for the sake of marrying her one day.

"Is that so! Everything is aching—was it from sleeping on the rooftop? Or perhaps you weren't tired, and instead slept so comfortably in some beauty's grand bed that you didn't want to get up?" Song Ruoshui widened her lovely eyes, staring intently at Xue Yun with a burning gaze.

When the black blood of these zombies splattered onto human skin and clothing, it was not particularly difficult to wash off. However, when it splashed into the eyes, it clung like stubborn taffy, tenacious to the extreme.

Chen Ye widened his right eye in shock. At that moment, his vision reflected Hun's figure: bathed in a radiant, awe-inspiring golden light, exuding an overwhelming aura across his entire body. A pair of eyes gleamed with golden brilliance, and the faint, shimmering shadow of a golden dragon seemed to coil around Hun.

If a matter could neither be restrained by regulations nor provoke public outrage, then nothing could ever truly resolve it thoroughly.

As the saying goes, it takes two hands to clap. Li Nan had initially wanted to see what other tactics the young woman might employ after her honey trap, but he never expected to be caught off guard and nearly fell for it once again.