Volume 1, Chapter 58: If I demand your death by noon, I will not let you live until the hour of the sheep!

Unfortunately, although her hands and feet were free now, the Jade-Faced Fox had been completely worn out by me. She lay on the ground, too weak to make a move, her breathing unusually rapid and labored.

Right or wrong, regretting it or not, Wu Gang couldn’t spare the time to think about any of that now. It would all be over in a second—and for the rabbit monster, it might be gone in the blink of an eye.

“Don’t be so nervous, and don’t be afraid of making a mistake. I’m right here watching,” Taixuan said gently, apparently sensing Li Jixing’s tension.

As for Dian Wei, Cao Cao had assigned him an extremely important role in this plan. Now that Guan Yu was here, there was no need to transfer someone else in from another post.

Chen Jin caught the energy projectile in his hands. With a muffled boom, he contained the force of the explosion between his palms, not letting a single trace escape.

She remembered opening her spirit sight on the train and glimpsing the future: from thousands of miles away, she had seen unrest about to break out among the half-beasts in Lop Nur.

“Distinguished guests, today’s special auction of rare medicinal herbs is about to begin. As usual, there will be one mysterious item to close the proceedings. We hope you’ll look forward to it.” The auctioneer stepped onto the stage and said with a smile.

“I’m not joking with you! If you refuse to listen, and something really happens, it’ll be too late for regrets!” Seeing that Ye Xiu looked unconcerned, He Zhiyue warned him again.

Not long afterward, two furtive figures appeared in the passageway where the black-robed man named Maistedin had walked.

“Haha! Sheng, don’t tell me you’re a reincarnator. The way you talk, it’s as if you’ve already lived through an apocalypse just like this one.” Bao Can joked.

Sutton spotted Du Moyan at once and hurled his weapon at him. He thought, If I can’t beat someone who flies, surely I can beat someone who walks!

Hearing this, Zhang Binglan glanced sidelong at Shi Zhou. Sure enough, she saw him shaking his head slightly. Clearly, he wasn’t impressed with this magical artifact.

Song’s work is hard, and there’s really no need for us to trouble him like this. But judging by the kind of people he and his wife are, if we asked them, they’d certainly help.

I thought it over, then tucked the talisman back into the scented pouch and refocused my attention on the heart of the matter.

Bai Mu knew why, of course. After shedding his skin and before growing a new one, the middle-aged man existed as a spirit. Ordinary attacks couldn’t hurt him.

To ease the intense pain, Shen Lanni had no choice but to get up and climb, following Lei Zhan’s pull. At last, when she managed to scramble up, Lei Zhan kicked her in the stomach, sending her sprawling sideways onto the ground nearby.

Liu Feng was at the entrance to her courtyard, dealing with the zombie I had crippled. She was clearly at a loss, unable to understand why the zombie, which seemed perfectly fine, would no longer obey her.

“If we’re talking about friends, I value a friend like you even more. What happened between Roman and me may be hard for you to understand. Could we talk about it another time?”

Since both Li Kang and Fang Datong said it was good, it was probably genuinely good. Xu Hai liked the lyric too; otherwise, he wouldn’t have brought it over.

At first, Emperor Ling of Han paid him no heed. But then Zhang Jun rallied dozens of officials at court to impeach the Ten Attendants and have them put to death.

Xu Bin’s entire security team, together with an elite British special forces unit, formed a bodyguard detail of more than twenty men. The moment Xu Bin strode out of the hospital, the news spread like wildfire throughout Britain and across Europe.

But he hadn’t expected the figure leaping out of the rubble to be someone he had never seen before. The man’s bright red hair made him look like a fire elemental who had only half transformed. Yet he could clearly sense that the man was no fire elemental—he was an ordinary human being.

“You mean if we encourage the students to hold a march in support of traditional Chinese medicine and rally behind it, they’ll lose their excuse?” Wang Zhi’s eyes lit up as he looked at Shui Yumeng.

Loneliness was why Xu Bin had liked Kobe in the first place. Whenever he saw Kobe’s solitary figure, he liked him a little more. He had never imagined that one day he would compete against him on the same court.

“Is that so?” Leng Xuan was startled, then quickly understood. Zhong Ping was talking about the sapling. The real one was in their hands; the Demon Ancestor had only obtained a counterfeit. He had tested it that day: after absorbing the stone they had brought back from that mysterious space, the sapling had immediately begun to grow.

“What nerve! I let him get away once, and now he dares come straight to my door.” The Demon Ancestor gave a cold snort and flashed away. The next moment, he appeared outside the palace gates.

“Sigh! We’ll just have to take things as they come. First, let’s rescue Nalan Suxin.” With no way to make sense of it, Li Haoran could only sigh inwardly.

Those words struck Vice President Lin like a knife in the chest. He jolted, then immediately understood.