Volume One, Chapter 98: We're About to Divorce; It's Not Right to Sleep Together Anymore

The doctor was at a loss as well, yet he dared not offend the man before him. He could only offer a hesitant explanation, "...This wasn't determined by me, it's the result from the machine..." The implication was that the report was highly reliable, not subject to human error.

He had spoken with Chen Fang many times before, and Chen Fang always gave him the impression of someone mature, steady, bearing a unique quality not usually found in the young.

The top two floors here had been designed by Lin Luo to seamlessly combine an indoor entertainment center and living quarters—a place where one could eat, drink, and be merry without fear of disturbance.

The flavor resembled the strong wines of Earth, but the effects seemed even more pronounced; with just a small sip, Chen Fang felt a rush of heat through his body.

If, at first, his motivation had been a pure love for the duel itself and the anticipation of crossing swords with a worthy opponent, now it had been distilled into a fierce craving for victory.

When Chen Xuanzang and Fa Hai saw the Fat Master suddenly appear, both were startled, but soon their hearts filled with joy.

Below, the Taoist priest and the man in suspenders gazed in bewilderment at Lin Luo and Ao Ningshuang as they descended from the sky, their expressions turning grave.

The man tried to resist but could not break free; he continued his assault, but it had little effect on the mass of flesh.

She had always thought this way, and even believed that if they got along well, their relationship might deepen further.

The next moment, Qiao Ni opened her beautiful eyes. Seeing Eros gazing at her with a sly grin, a flush of red blossomed across her cheeks.

Feng Buran smiled and breathed a sigh of relief. What he feared most was that Jie Mu was unafraid of death, willing to activate the restriction even at the cost of her cultivation and future, just to kill him.

A massive beam of laser pierced the island, countless missiles rained down, and in less than a minute, the floating city had vanished without a trace.

Suddenly, inspiration struck her. She pushed off hard with her feet and soared into a tree—but just as she leapt, the surrounding trees seemed to come alive, rising with her, and even the grass beneath her feet clung tightly to her soles.

"Is that the best you've got?" scoffed the Moonlight Wolf, hefting his spiked club. He glanced coldly toward the ruins, only to find Lin Yu unharmed, which surprised him a little.

Countless weapons were trained on this location; countless people lay in ambush in every corner, snipers at the ready. They waited, all of them, for its demise.

With that, he shot toward the city, shattering the air, and the others quickly followed, flying into the city after him.

Fortunately, neither of the two relied solely on brute strength, which meant there were fewer head-on clashes, giving the audience enough respite and sparing them the scenes of mass collapse they had witnessed earlier.

Chengtian had some acquaintance with the Black and White Impermanence. Since their last parting, they had not met again. Now, with this grand gathering, perhaps their paths would cross once more. Chengtian felt a faint sense of anticipation.

In truth, Li Shan had already noticed that Ning Baicao had just given Su Xiang a subtle signal, which meant that it was Ning Baicao’s idea for him to remove his headscarf.

Sabo cursed the "old fox" under his breath, trailing behind him, nerves taut as he entered the chairman’s office.

Naruto spun around suddenly and saw the white-haired priest. There was a mysterious smile on the priest’s face, but it made Naruto uneasy—not because the priest was threatening him, but because there was something inherently sinister in that smile.

At this point, Ke’er leaned close to my ear and whispered, "I’ve also heard that Sister Su’s illness is rather strange—could it be she offended something on the mountain?"

Because it was broad daylight and the sky was clear, the three in the underground chamber—Dantai Fengyi and the others—remained still, making no move.