Chapter 116: Just Accompanying Me in Acting

Yang Liqiong glanced at Gu Shenshen. “Since you’re not busy, then trouble you guys.”

Gu Shenshen opened her mouth, but the next second Zhou Ci grabbed her wrist, signaling her to stay silent. Obviously they were heading to Shengdian and would be quite busy. Yet Zhou Ci insisted on using this method to win her over, leaving her with no choice.

“Just say it. Stop beating around the bush. I really don’t know what you want,” Ren Jun said helplessly.

The regretful look on her face from when she first arrived was immediately replaced. When she looked over again, Tang Qingyi’s expression was full of confidence.

“Good. Rest well. Next, I will arrange new plans for you. Prepare yourselves thoroughly and don’t run into any problems.” The old man nodded in satisfaction, then dismissed his players to return to their positions and begin planning the next defensive strategy.

Deeper in, several floating lands, each spanning thousands of square kilometers, overlapped one another. Turbulent currents and tides cut through them, and one by one the divine servants leaped into the flows, riding the current toward a barrier formed from interlocking octagonal dark golden light blocks. The large openings torn in the barrier were precisely the source of these currents.

Yan Fei nodded urgently, admitting his mistake. “I haven’t touched a gun in a long time and feel a bit rusty. This time it should be perfect.” With that, Yan Fei aimed at the squad leader once more.

The white-bearded elder’s heart sank heavily, his body growing stiff as he slowly drew back the right foot he had just stepped forward. Could the other party be changing his mind? No wonder. With matters at this point, even if it were him, he would not release the tiger back to the mountain but would cut the weeds and root them out completely.

So now Lin Wan’er had taken a different route, using the pretext of providing lodging to temporarily keep Ling Tian in the Heaven Net. At this moment, however, Lin Ya’er clearly understood that while the method was temporarily effective, it had changed quite a lot.

Li Qi vaguely heard countless voices—some filled with agonizing howls, others with joyful cheers. It was not through the ears but through the heart.

At the corridor of the cool pavilion appeared a man dressed in black. He was tall and imposing, wearing a purple-gold crown, with features as sharply carved as a blade. His eyes gleamed with piercing sharpness, and an aura of domineering presence emanated from him, captivating the soul.

In truth, he was not warm-hearted. It was merely that He Qianxue’s words about spending days with his father had stirred envy in him, as people always care more about what they lack.

But everyone present knew that over the years Los had refused all interviews and banned any media from reporting news about him.

His eldest grandson had tainted someone else’s daughter. Emotionally and morally, he deserved punishment. Besides, Xu Huizu himself did not know Zhou Qian’s identity.

In the end, Yu Huang and the others safely reached the front of the sacred tree. Tang Valley’s six-zhang golden Fusang tree, the immortal divine tree, shone brilliantly, illuminating the night sky.

Yet they also understood that the rearguard troops left behind at this hour were absolutely doomed to die without return.

At the front mountain of Tianji Martial Academy, Bai Lengyue and all other disciples of Tianji Martial Academy had already gathered around Li Yuan and the others.

Thinking of his own father, Zhou Qian sighed inwardly, wondering how Zhu Biao’s health had been over the past half year.

This place was the most terrifying forbidden zone for the world, yet it also housed the Imperial Venerable of the Holy Spirit lineage, a pure land for the Holy Spirit clan. Now that Yu Huang wanted to survive, only this place could save him.

In the South Qiang Kingdom, several major families now held power, and the leader was a sickly man; no wonder internal strife erupted.

Qin Yaya felt somewhat disappointed. Ji Chen quickly comforted her, promising her a gift, and only then did Qin Yaya smile.