Chapter 34: Afraid You Might Fall Into the Latrine and Drown

The little paper figure bounced back from the side, leaping straight into Gu Hansheng’s arms. Gu Hansheng gently patted its head.

“Good, I have another task for you. Slip into his house, see if there’s anything suspicious there, and… eavesdrop on their conversation.”

The little paper figure tilted its head in confusion as it looked at Gu Hansheng, then nodded vigorously. In the next instant, it actually spoke in human language.

Yan Chaoge turned around, looking at the young man with a faint frown. Remembering how he didn’t even try to rescue the man or express any intent to save him, but instead declared there was no hope, her tone was less than pleasant.

I received a call from Gao Wen and could only reply softly. Xia Wan was still sleeping soundly in bed, and I dared not wake her. She was still unaware of her ectopic pregnancy, and I hadn’t told her yet.

Li Chenfeng had long known about the internal strife among the Dragon Clan, yet he was still full of confidence.

However, such a large batch of standardized weapons could only have been traded to a group with formal military training—mercenaries or terrorists. No matter which kind, if the police at Wan Chai Station ever encountered them, the losses would be devastating.

A mouthful of blood sprayed forth like a sword, soaking the red-and-white orb, which suddenly burst into a dazzling light. Countless arrows, each an inch long, shot out from the orb in a dense storm, hurtling toward the wind dragon.

Wan Bohong, eager for victory, raised his hand and unleashed several fireballs, trying to buy himself time to prepare a more powerful spell.

Chu Yutong took first place in this national mathematics competition, gaining instant fame and becoming the pride of Imperial Capital High School No. 2. All her classmates forgot how foolish she had once been, how much of a failure she used to be.

Charlie, who hovered between life and death, continued to haunt the Bantu villages. The moment Balrena saw him, she immediately recognized him as her brother who had gone missing years ago.

However, his decisive response froze the pleased smile on Xia Mi’s face, leaving her awkward and at a loss.

Qing cried out in alarm, and Feng Pianpian quickly reached out, catching her in his arms to prevent her from falling to the ground.

“The Gaoyang Taowu of the Northern Kingdom is nothing special!” Er Fu sneered arrogantly from outside the formation.

The problem rested with Lottie and Wang Mi; their weapons were far too particular. It was already lucky enough to get suitable jewelry and clothing from monsters, let alone weapons like bows or daggers.

That man had wounded three Azure Birds in succession. The once lofty gods had been trampled underfoot and lost all their radiance. Such power left everyone speechless… yet in the end, after the Queen Mother of the West appeared, she willingly took all the blame upon herself.

Just then, one of the men in black glanced over and spotted Nan Zhoucheng in the hot spring.

“Hmph!” Seeing that all five ghostly bat shadows had been blocked, the starving African boy snorted coldly, swung his ghastly broadsword, and hacked downward with a violent force.

Those in the know were aware that the Holy Son had once visited the Academy of Creation and met Ye Chenyu. It was rumored that upon seeing Ye Chenyu, even the Holy Son was awestruck by her beauty.

After all, creatures like monstrous beasts were immensely valuable, whether it was their flesh, bones, or inner cores. Killing a beastman—especially a high-ranking one—would bring rich rewards.

“Yuan Lin, do you think this world is a good place?” If he became too quiet, lost in his own world and unable to return, she would swish her tail and ask him such questions to disturb him.

Blood surged violently within him, roaring through his body. The blood in his foot alone was so dense, each strand weighed thousands of pounds. A single stomp could shatter a thousand-foot-high mountain into dust.

Hong Zhenying, hearing this, rushed forward, glared angrily at Liang Hao, and began tying the black iron chain back onto her cousin.

“Where is this? Where am I?” When Jianquan woke again, he found himself in total darkness, unable to see the faintest glimmer of light—not even his own hands.