Volume One, Chapter 63: Does Bo Xingzhou Know How Wild His Woman Really Is?

Xu Qian was startled by his shout, feeling somewhat aggrieved, but this soon gave way to a twisted pleasure and the thrill of seeing her long-awaited revenge fulfilled.

It was done.

Now that news had arrived of Xu Yi's beheading, the stone weighing on his heart finally dropped to the ground.

They had tried to calculate Jiang Xincheng's fate using the methods suitable for ordinary human cultivators, unaware that with the divine artifact Sheng Tang in his possession—a heaven-defying treasure—Jiang Xincheng was beyond their reckoning.

At this moment, Zhou Qingfeng's skin had begun to crack, exposing his flesh and blood; this was the result of forcibly healing without sufficient nourishment. The only silver lining was that he had crashed into the service area of the Louvre, where several restaurants stood. Already in a frenzied state, he smashed open a restaurant door and began searching for food.

Divine Wave Shadow was a transcendent pseudo-force battle technique, the predecessor of heavenly-level force techniques, its power far surpassing any ordinary transcendent pseudo-force technique. The strongest pseudo-force technique mastered by the scrawny engineer who had attempted to assassinate Lu Guangwei was merely of superior quality—how could it compare to Lu Guangwei’s?

"Overheating?" The commander was momentarily stunned. He glanced at the Zerg battleship, now entirely white, and his expression suddenly changed.

Though merely a researcher, he was already in his twilight years—there was little that escaped his discerning eyes.

As the two conversed, two figures swiftly approached. Xu Yi’s expression shifted slightly when he saw them; they were the two outer sect disciples he had encountered yesterday in the Technique Pavilion.

At that moment, Xu Yi's Azure Banner trembled violently, as if about to break from his control. With no other choice, he let a drop of blood fall upon it, hurriedly storing it away in his starry sky ring.

No one knew who had achieved this great feat, but now, all the research and development data, as well as manufacturing information for the entire series of rockets and engines used by the Falcon, even all types of satellites, were laid bare before the Rabbit Aerospace engineers.

Behind the Scorpion, Lin Qing’s Celestial Ruler shone with a terrifying brilliance in his hand.

He could only apologize in his heart; perhaps one day, he would tell Yang Yezi about what happened last night, but it would certainly not be today.

At this moment, Lu Yuan’s head was spinning—his mind racing as he tried to figure out how to handle the current predicament.

Shen Lianlian, believing it all true, happily placed a kiss on his lips, then gently removed his hand, got out of bed, picked up her clothes from the floor, dressed, and walked out.

The military draft system of this empire provided a constant flow of reinforcements for its campaigns of aggression and expansion.

After the two entered the living room, Huang Ke happened to come downstairs. Huang Zhengzhong called out, "Father," but Huang Zheng simply turned and walked into the room.

Feng Tiange let out a cold laugh, her phoenix eyes narrowing. Without further words, the profound energy within her surged forth.

The barrage of comments, once chaotic and unfocused, suddenly became uniform and orderly, all urging her to watch the opponent’s jungler.

The beggars, having received two roast chickens, thanked Hu Biao profusely. Hu Biao waved his hand in a generous gesture.

“Haha, it seems you really are a warrior of the Sun Tribe. But the warriors there don’t possess your combat prowess. I recall hearing that the strongest warrior of the Sun Tribe was named Sen, yet I didn’t see him that time—he must have fled. So you see…” Sas spoke with unabashed pride.

“Hehe, after we graduate from high school, we can go visit again. After all, Japan isn’t far away!” Liu Ruqing stepped forward and took Wei Anran’s hand.

The current oval-shaped tunnel was dug straight down for nearly five meters before it began to extend horizontally.