Chapter Eighty-Nine: Breaking Into Hidden Dragon Manor

Chapter Eighty-Nine: Breaking into the Hidden Dragon Villa

The two guards froze, then whirled to glare at Stone White and immediately pulled the triggers. The Gatling gun roared to life, spewing fire.

Gao Yang dropped onto the ground with a thud, crawling away as if he had gone limp, his mind filled with only one thought: This is the end.

The two guards swung the Gatling around, bullets raining down on Stone White like a storm. They clenched their teeth, the muscles in their faces twitching with the recoil.

Just as the Sorting Hat was about to throw Hugo into Slytherin, he suddenly felt a faint tremor from the Ring of Fate. He hurriedly lowered his head a little, just in time to catch a strange black flash flickering briefly across the Eye of the Seer. Hugo was startled. What was going on?

Wanyan Han’s act was like a thunderbolt from a clear sky, and Qin Kan and Wanyan Talan were so shocked they sprang to their feet in confusion. Seeing Yue Shen and Wanyan Han clash, Qin Zhijie worried Yue Shen might suffer, so she took her leave first and went to find him.

When she looked up, she saw Dongfang Han sitting at the neighboring table. He met her gaze with a slight smile and nod of greeting, but Master Qingxiao gave a cold snort, so Qin Zhijie could only pretend not to notice.

It seems all he can do is hope that when this spirit-water spring erupts, it will stir up the storm of war here. And the chances of that happening are extremely high, Ye Feng muttered inwardly, though his eyes remained utterly calm. Even if someone were to look into them at this very moment, they would not be able to tell what he was thinking.

During the fall, He Zun looked down again, only to see nothing but utter darkness below.

And at the Medicine Emperor Tower, after trying and failing to contact the Red Earth Master, and then failing as well to reach other mighty Dharma Aspect experts, the deputy tower master and the others finally changed color.

Li Lei had no objections, so the two of them took a taxi and hurried toward the hospital where Teacher Mu’s friend was.

Qin Zhijie sat silently at a table with her master. A Beggar Gang disciple brought tea, and she took the cup and drank in silence. Master Qingxiao never once took her eyes off her, staring until Qin Zhijie felt uncomfortable all over.

Li Lei was furious. They had given the other side a chance, yet the other party had taken them for fools and deceived them. It was truly hateful to the extreme.

But after the continuous explosions, the Song army saw that its own line had not suffered the slightest loss. Instead, behind the Yuan troops that had been pressing forward with fierce momentum, there was a burst of chaos, and the formation of the ships was no longer so tight.

“It’s nothing. I was just curious. When I saw him earlier, I thought he didn’t seem worried at all. I never expected him to turn around and run straight into the door,” Father Song said with a hearty laugh.

While remaining on guard, Sha Yu narrowed his eyes and studied the scene carefully, wanting to make out a thing or two from the searing blaze. After all, he had once been so close to that fire, and therefore felt its extraordinary nature even more keenly.

“Brother, how are you?” In this room, Gu Yanan did not treat herself as an outsider at all, despite Mo Bei’s presence. Instead, she simply walked over and sat down on the chair by the bed. This seat probably wasn’t meant for her, was it? Ah well, whoever sat there, it was all the same.

Yuan Futu’s lips never moved as he continued unhurriedly inscribing the divine runes, though his speed had slowed considerably. Most of his attention was now concentrated on that thread of soul power.

Yun Yang used those pale, jade-like slender fingers to slowly pinch up a chess piece gleaming with white light from the chess bowl, then gently placed it onto the board.

As soon as Yun Niang finished speaking, everyone in the room began busily moving about. After giving Wang Dazhuang a brief instruction, Yun Niang walked over to Jingyun.

At those words, the person in thought immediately came back to her senses and turned to look. It was Qin Zhou, standing not far in front of her.

Cheng Yuanheng felt that Song Yanyan had a point. Huo Shangning was often a stubborn man. He would never heed anyone’s advice. Once he decided on something, he would keep investigating it until everything was completely clear before he would finally stop.