Chapter One Hundred: The Magical Coffee

Chapter 100: The Magical Coffee

Shi Bai left the school. Liu Feifei took a couple of steps forward but then stopped, suddenly bursting into tears.

Shi Bai darted into the car without saying a word. The engine roared as the vehicle sped away, leaving behind a cloud of dust, the cold realities of the world, and a swirl of mixed emotions.

“Farewell, my former campus. Farewell, the school beauty I secretly admired. Farewell, my youth filled with regrets.”

He was determined to give his all—not out of respect for Wang Yue, nor because he valued him—but simply to unleash his full strength, to ruthlessly defeat Wang Yue and achieve a brilliant victory.

Fortunately, Mina was there. Otherwise, moving from a bustling place to a quiet one, Qin Yan would surely have been overcome with melancholy.

Anyone with intelligence, after understanding the situation, would realize this was truly a beautiful misunderstanding.

“Looks like this guy isn’t a soul bearer after all. I guessed wrong,” Yun Feiyang said as he gave up searching and slammed his palm down hard on Zhang Heng.

“This matter is related to the deep sea—specifically, a deep-sea supply ship. I need to retrieve something from them… something to exchange for this equipment,” Chang Fei said somewhat awkwardly.

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The powerful figure from the Qi clan felt a twinge of sorrow. The odds of one in three had fallen upon him—his luck was truly unmatched. But since it had happened to him, even if it meant death, he would fight to buy time for his companions. Escape was no longer an option.

Yun Feiyang sensed it too. With a shift of his mind, his soul merged into the already open Door of Dao within the path, beginning to communicate with the Dao within the embryo.

Understanding the subtleties involved, this situation actually granted the Ning family a relaxed environment—allowing them to focus on developing productivity, improving the lives of their villagers, and building a harmonious and prosperous Ning family estate.

Zhao Min thought Zhao Kuo, a bald brother who shared her surname but bore no blood relation, had been driven mad by the recent events.

She had already slipped into slippers and wandered about the house, the cozy atmosphere highlighting her figure’s alluring curves.

These cold crystal stones might have originally been ordinary rocks, but here, with the land perpetually frozen and surrounded by snow spirit trees, they took on a different nature.

On her face, hands, and neck, under the moonlight, countless lotus-shaped marks suddenly appeared clearly.

Upon hearing this, Zigu, though still unwilling in his heart, had no choice but to obey. He turned and left the courtyard at his master’s command.

Unexpectedly, Lin Hanxiao went on a rampage, killing more than ten people who had just approached him—an astonishing display of ferocity.

At that moment, Director Tang Yunqiang’s face darkened. His hefty palm slammed the table with a heavy thud.

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When Dan Tuliang reached the site, he began digging without a word. This time was easier; the Luoyang shovel penetrated less than six meters before hitting the sealed earth. Yet, as soon as he pulled out the shovel, his face turned green and he muttered curses under his breath.

Gu Ruoxi pondered whether she should kill Huo Jingzhi to silence him, sparing herself future embarrassment.

That was just how he was. Whenever faced with a major emergency, he liked to hole up here, savoring the feeling of strategizing behind the scenes.

“Director?” Ma Bin followed nervously, his heart pounding with anxiety over whether he would be harshly scolded.

“This is truly something,” Li Xuebin called over a nearby officer and entrusted him with the security of the forward base before stepping out of the cave with Sun Yang.

Xia Chaoge’s expression remained calm, but fine beads of sweat appeared on her delicate forehead. This gamble was of great consequence—she could not afford to lose.

There was nothing useful I could get from Lu Xiuyao; she was merely a pitiable victim.

Many hunters and apprentice hunters in District 177 witnessed Qin Gu’s departure at the first light of dawn.