Chapter 96: Don't Trust Me?

Others might not know, but Shen Qiqi was well aware of Gu Shen’s extreme nature. Back in Lizhou, all those involved in the single-lens camera bullying incident met with her revenge—whether it was dismissal, misfortune, or even more tragic ends. Only Sun Furong and Chun Siyu managed to escape unscathed.

“Don’t act rashly. You could cover up many things before, but now…”

“Assistant Liu, is there something you need from me?” Liu Yan remained polite, knowing the importance of maintaining appearances, though there was a hint of recklessness in her demeanor.

Facing the chief official, Qinglong slightly moved his lips, as if he wished to say something more. Yet a timely glance from Jade Rabbit made him swallow all his words.

After much commotion, Yan Yan, the slumbering goddess, was finally roused. Clever and quick-witted, she glanced at Jiang Qingyuan and then at the scowling thugs surrounding her, immediately realizing these were Jiang Qingyuan’s men. In a panic, convinced she was doomed tonight, she hurried to hide behind Xie Lei.

In ancient times, the four classes were scholars, farmers, artisans, and merchants. Most new players belonged to the largest group, the ‘farmers’, which formed the backbone of the social hierarchy.

Zhang Wei advanced step by step, his whole body glowing red, his gear so darkly crimson it bordered on black. If he carried a reaper’s scythe, he would surely resemble Death itself.

Adriana, who had watched the entire battle from the tower, descended, surprised and thoughtful.

Forty gold coins was already an impressive sum. Many adventuring teams considered ten coins from a single mission a windfall.

“Not only that, you must immediately apply to Pompey, requesting permission to settle the Purple Sail Pirates in the Kingdom of Ubertinia,” demanded Kalabis, taking a bite of a masa cake.

Clearly, Liu Yizhi was the first to notice something. He stepped back, elated, then retreated several more paces, clapping his hands and loudly praising, his mood so exuberant it could not be contained.

In addition, there were five legendary figures: Eastern Emperor Qi Taizu, Southern Crown Transcendent, Central Mad Unruly, Western Phantom Ouyang Jin, and Northern Dog, Most Time.

Setting aside morality for the moment, since the opponent forced him to play a hidden card, he naturally intended to use it to its fullest.

Yet the atmosphere at the scene differed entirely from the earlier segments with White Horse Jun and Lee Seung-soo.

Once someone had cultivated chakra, they would not reincarnate immediately upon death; instead, their chakra would have to be fully purged according to certain rules before rebirth could occur.

The karmic merit Houtu gained from her doctrine belonged to the level of world virtue, but the merit she actually received was only at the level of the Heavenly Way. If she didn’t die, who would?

White Horse Jun himself had not fully accepted whether this was reality, still digesting the moment, but the staff had already approached, informing him it was time to perform on stage.

Seeing this, Bai Xue nearly laughed. He had come to understand his boss somewhat—a touch vain, but not fond of showiness. Whenever he had a good idea, he would always feel an inexplicable pride.

The voice was a little domineering, the speaker appeared to be in their twenties, dressed luxuriously, clearly someone of wealth.

Upon hearing this, Bai Xue did not explain immediately, but went to the desk and picked up a stack of documents.

Manager Qu Na, Qian Qian, and others all avoided Tang Ya, since they had once incited Gao Wei to assault her. Fortunately, no one knew the truth, and after Gao Wei was imprisoned, he did not betray them. This was because Qu Na had been clever, only subtly hinting to Gao Wei.

Two days later, the graduation gala finally began. Several school leaders attended, as did many graduating students, and plenty of students from other grades came to watch the performances.