Chapter 37

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Jun Rongfan broke into a cold sweat. No wonder so many parents had turned to look at her as she made her way in earlier. They had probably seen the video too. No doubt they had also spent a fair amount of time wondering whether Han had actually shed tears.

“An immortal body. Host, there is no need to worry.” With an invisible force, the system sent the severed head back and gathered all the blood into a single sphere that floated to one side.

“A clone of some kind of shadow creature. It can extract one unit of energy.” The system’s voice remained as cold and dry as ever.

Given the hatred between him and Wen Ningyu, if Wen Jiaren rose to that position, would there still be any place for him in the world of metaphysics?

At least for now, she was eagerly anticipating the moment’s arrival. She wanted to see exactly how matters would unfold.

He would never allow anyone to snatch Liunian away from him. Liunian could only belong to him.

Yan Yi was worried that Yu Xian might come up with some new scheme to deal with Liunian. Yu Xian often used poison, and the ways she administered it were always silent and imperceptible.

“By the way, Senior, what are these soul stones? Why do the souls on them try to enter your body, yet you refuse them?” I asked. Since the other party currently meant us no harm, we might as well ask a few more questions.

He seemed ashamed to repeat Sirius’s actions, but while he felt apologetic about what had happened, he still wanted to avoid uttering words that would slander his elder brother.

Thinking this, Si Lüheng’s eyes darkened slightly, and a profound light gleamed from his pupils.

Although Bai Xue’er did not know what sort of promise it was, Su Mo’s solemn expression told her that it must be extremely important.

Yun Rou’s body had already been invaded by the aura of the undead. Thus, apart from retaining a clear consciousness of her own, she was now essentially no different from the undead.

“Wasn’t a broom supposed to sweep away dirty things? So I swept them out,” Bai Yanxi said.

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“You’re being cheeky!” A smile returned to Lou Xiaoxiao’s face. Holding Fu Xi’s hand, she continued walking forward. Along the way, whenever she paused to look at some food or a strange and unusual trinket, Lou Xiaoxiao would have it bought for her.

“You know already?” Le Caiwei assumed that she must have learned what had happened to her, which was why she was acting this way.

Killing someone here would indeed have been unwise. She had only been joking with Chuxin just now, but the other woman had taken her seriously.

In a setting like this, when one encountered such a celebrated courtesan, was one not supposed to compose poetry or paint, striving to take first place in order to become her favored guest?

If nothing went wrong, they would soon be fleeced mercilessly. They might not even leave a single survivor.

Jiang Li’s words were like sharp knives stabbing into Bai Ma Zhetian. Unable to speak, he could only widen his eyes and glare fixedly at Jiang Li.

The emperor had only one son, Liu Changfeng. The concubines in his harem had scarcely ever carried an imperial child, and those who had conceived had either miscarried or committed some offense and been banished by the empress to the Cold Palace. The prevailing belief had always been that being able to conceive did not necessarily mean being able to give birth, and being able to give birth did not necessarily mean the child would survive to adulthood.

“What? Young Master?” Everyone stared at Meng Batian in confusion. When had a young master appeared?

With a sudden whoosh, a torrent of golden energy, vast as the Milky Way, roared forth. Within it were the four attributes of wood, water, fire, and earth.

After receiving the divine artifacts, Jiao Shang distributed all of them directly according to the needs of the various levels.

“Ziyan is late. I hope none of you uncles will take offense.” Although Su Ziyan’s lips uttered an apology, neither her tone nor her movements held the slightest hint of remorse.

Faced with Mi Yin throwing herself into his arms, Qin Yu did not resist in the least. He pulled her tightly against him and breathed in the fragrance of her hair.

Shi Tou’s room was just like hers: one bed, one table, one chair, and a wooden bathtub.

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If the kidnappers had violated her, she would have lost all desire to go on living. Yet just when her heart had turned to ash, Ye Tian appeared.

A look of regret flashed across Shelley’s face. Still, the chance to discuss medicine with a Chinese expert in traditional medicine was something he could reluctantly accept.

Zhang Qian was clearly a man of broad experience. At a glance, he recognized the flower of the other shore—and not merely an ordinary one, but one that had already taken human form.

Gabriel waved both hands toward the ground, sending layer after layer of gentle light cascading down over the angels who had attempted suicide.

The dark clouds in the sky parted, and a yellow astral formation gradually took shape. Xia Yaorong advanced under these circumstances. Soft yellow light enveloped him, not only mending his wounds but also revealing, through the flames rising from the soles of his feet, that his strength had increased by far more than a single level.

Apart from that, in the remaining forty-nine star regions, every act of creation and destruction could be accomplished with nothing more than a thought from Wu Fan.

The neighbors had originally intended to come downstairs to support Lin Ye’s family out of kindness. They would spend two or three yuan on a bowl of noodles; even if it tasted bad, it would still count as a gesture of friendship.

Teacher Zhong was completely stunned. At that moment, he finally understood how Lin Ye had managed to fill five sheets of draft paper in only a few minutes during the examination.

With a furious shout from Yao Hui, his body leaped high into the air. The orb of light in his hand suddenly shot forth, blasting straight toward Lin Chen at the center of the arena.

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