Chapter 64: Returning to the Eatery
On the ground, the corpse-fiend coughed up blood desperately, pleading in Japanese. I paid no attention, my hands creaking as they transformed into sharp claws, violently plunging into his chest and tearing it open.
"Didn't you say that I am more useful alive than dead? The one who cursed me must want to use the living me to torture you!" I had made it so clear, could he still not understand?
Without even knowing what the blue light curtain in the mountains was, and with perception unable to penetrate it, could it be done in a single day?
My confidence surged instantly, and my eyes showed perseverance? No, it was fanaticism. I lunged forward again, my mind long consumed by this battle, infatuated and intoxicated by it.
"Brother Niu!" Wu Tianxia's expression changed instantly. He rushed forward, trying to catch Li Yu, who was about to fall to the ground.
I warned myself in my heart that I still had Ice Cream, I still had the child in my belly, and I could not fall, absolutely must not fall.
After entering the living room and resting for a little while, I didn't even care about eating, thinking I should lay out these batteries first. Without stopping, I hoisted the batteries on my back and went out again.
With a slight grab, the ring slipped off the bone and flew into Li Yu's hand. Then, probing into it with his divine sense, he indeed discovered it was a spatial ring.
"Master Xuan, can one inquire about the origin of the items being auctioned?" Li Yu turned his head to ask Xuan Daozi beside him.
What do you mean, no? Not only scales, but countless armor plates fell from the sky, along with several shattered tail spines. I stared in utter astonishment. This scene was... Did Tianchen Li win?
At this moment, Han Lianyi's thoughts were a tangled mess, tending towards a state of being impossible to untangle, yet infinitely chaotic. The confusion overwhelmed her, making her feel quite astonished at herself. Why on earth was this happening? She could neither explain nor articulate it.
At the same time, he stepped backward, as if dodging a plague, and retreated to the other side of a glass door.
The operations department had already devised a plan for the preemptive strike against the sulfur planet. It was to directly deploy a mecha force, and a purely mecha force at that.
However, when Lin Fan rushed in and let out a hoarse roar, his gaze suddenly froze upon seeing Qin Li before him.
Han Lianyi could no longer care about Yang Yanhao, who was pestering her to play, and dashed between Han Zihe and Lian Shuo. "What is going on?" She looked at Lian Shuo, then at Han Zihe.
By now, the sky had grown completely dark. A disc-like moon hung in the firmament, so bright and beautiful, casting its silver radiance upon the ground as if draping the earth in a layer of silver gauze.
Attacking Behemoth's body directly might yield limited effective damage due to its massive size. However, severing these protruding tentacles was by no means a difficult task.
"Princess of the Abyss, this is human emotion. No doubt you have just experienced it yourself," Chen Feng said to her.
Zheng Bixuan looked left and right, and taking advantage of the guards' inattention, she leaped up onto the balcony of a building, tapped her feet against the wall, and with a monkey-like flip, hooked her feet onto an overhead beam to hide.
"We are too close for such formalities between us. If you really want to thank me, consider this cup of coffee on you," Lin Rui smiled with a laugh.
The setting sun had already sunk below the horizon, leaving only a brilliant expanse of rosy clouds at the edge of the sky. Yet one patch of clouds seemed to come alive, flying toward the city of Diake from the distant horizon. Seeing this, the usually placid heart of Griffith stirred with a faint thrill.
Now that Rachel was stepping forward toward that outcome step by step, it was indeed a major shock to him.
However, amid his disdain, facing the palm wind that surged like towering waves, stimulated by the crisis of life and death, Du Yu gathered his inner Qi to evade the sharpest edge.
Of course, Liao Bingxue knew that she could no longer resist such matters involving Ye Chen. Unless she herself was unwilling to stay with Ye Chen, she had no choice but to accept whatever he did.
Since then, supported by this legislation, Japan successively dispatched Self-Defense Forces to participate in United Nations peacekeeping operations in Mozambique, the Golan Heights, East Timor, and other places, took part in missions to transport Rwandan refugees in Zaire and Kenya, and sent military observers to Nepal.
Chatting idly with the makeup artist, she felt a bit worried about Leng Qiye, wondering if he had already left.
The other party was a grand chief, ruling over lands perhaps hundreds of square kilometers in size, with a hefty annual tax revenue. Although many Africans were impoverished, these chiefs lived in unimaginable luxury.
After breakfast, Daniel's schedule included meetings with Chinese embassy officials and several other guests.
When Li Hanko finally realized the car had stopped, he found out that he had no idea whether this place was Shanghai, neighboring Suzhou, or somewhere else entirely. In any case, it was remote and very quiet.
After dismissing Nan Yaoyao, I went to sleep. But as people grow old, sleep becomes scarcer. I woke up in the night, tasting the lingering fragrance of medicine on my lips, along with a trace of the aura left by Li Tan's intimate caresses.
Shortly after, the old grandmother invited them into the house. The interior was somewhat dirty and cluttered, likely because of the old grandmother's advanced age and frail legs. She asked them to sit at a less-than-clean dining table.
Since the other party already knew who she was, during this introduction, she still needed to state her identity.
Yet I could not speak. If I spoke, Consort Shu would not believe me and would even slap my face; if I spoke and Consort Shu did believe me, she would be all the more anxious to find a concubine for Li Tan, so that he could spend the rest of his life propagating descendants for the Li imperial family, which would at least justify these past twenty years of raising him.
The person up there evidently found it hard to believe that the other party would destroy this entrance at such a time.
Just moments ago, when she proposed letting Jun'er inherit the title, he had felt a tiny flutter of temptation, but in the next instant, he recalled the care and protection his eldest brother had shown him while he was alive.