Chapter 25: The Home of Lin Mumu

"What, are you already done for?" Looking at Class Seven lying defeated before him, Blazing Flame yawned in disappointment. He had expected that anyone capable of pushing Du Barry to such an extent would possess at least some skill, but he was deeply let down after the actual exchange.

"That's right. After all, you became his disciple; since he isn't here, you have to be the one to accept our challenge," Chen Yihe nodded.

"Then Ike, what do you intend to do?" Sensing that Ike had other ideas, Lloyd hurriedly pressed him for an answer.

Wu Yi viewed Han Xue in a new light once again. He had initially thought of her as a spoiled "second-generation rich kid," but he never expected her to be so pure and kind at heart—neither bullying the weak nor looking down on others. This brought him great comfort. After this actual combat experience, the Invincible Alliance could finally be considered a truly inseparable whole.

"Compared to an infinite number of enemies, this choice is the optimal one, isn't it?" Ike countered.

Yun Cheng made a gesture for silence and observed the two clashing factions. The only ones missing were the members of the Skull Society. This struck even Yun Cheng as strange. With such intense gunfire, the absence of the Skull Society was by no means a normal occurrence.

...These coincidences overlapped so perfectly that there was no need to guess; there had to be some connection between these events.

"Haha... my first masterpiece is about to be born!" Sensing that the temperature had dropped to a normal range, Wu Yi felt immensely invigorated. Simultaneously withdrawing his Earth Fire and Absolute Fire elemental energy, the spiritual artifact soared into the sky and vanished directly into the stone wall.

"Wahahahaha! This is the first time I've met someone who can beat me at eating donuts. I must practice hard when I go back; next time, I will definitely win!" Garp laughed heartily. He was quite fond of Fang Cheng for managing to best him at eating donuts. Laughing, he stood up, presumably to go retrieve his Haki manual.

"Although I have been wronged, I have already found someone to clear my name! So, there is no need. You should leave!" Liu Ji said crisply.

"Alright, see you later then." Mo Qing felt a sense of reluctance, but he suppressed it and spoke.

Jiufeng nodded and let out a phoenix cry toward the sky. The demonic beasts that had been fighting the alien insects in the air immediately obeyed the command and flew in a vast, mighty formation toward the interior of the city.

The security guards did not stop the few police cars driving into the campus, as the guards were nowhere to be found in the security booth—no one knew what they were doing.

"Killing Panda I Am a National Treasure" and "Platinum Card" watched from a high vantage point, reduced to mere salted fish who could only spam "666."

Sitting up slightly, Xiang Nanfei turned his head to examine Qi Lin, Du Qiangwei, and Leina—who appeared to be at the start of their journey at the Super Seminary. With a pair of destructive eyes as dark as black holes, he saw through everything about the three of them at a glance.

Tian Ge left the Tulip Palace holding Su Yuqing. He still felt lightheaded; he didn't even know what he had just said, having simply blurted things out in his nervousness.

Violent and ferocious roars shook the earth, and divine light that tore through the firmament shone for a thousand miles. Clearly, the four Sacred Lords were driving their sect's sacred artifacts to battle something.

Seeing Huang Di continuously wearing down the three level-100 beast race generals, the spectating players couldn't help but discuss the scene.

Yu Cheng-han spoke blankly. As if he had thought of something terrifying, his face turned deathly pale, and his voice began to tremble.

"Go!" Emperor Heyang's expression was grim. He flew over to embrace Empress Yinyue and fled without looking back. The members of the Star Palace also withdrew from the battle one after another, following them.

Hua Chu recounted the events to Li Yuan in detail, including the fact that she had tamed Duorou as her spiritual pet.

She lived on a high floor. Outside, the brightly lit city of New York stretched out, its colorful lights outlining a magnificent scene.

Then, it expanded upward, using my body as a base to transform into a massive barrier, directly blocking the punch from Ghost Corpse Three.

Shi Weizheng also told Su Cha that the previous Old Alliance Leader had already passed away, but they had kept it quiet for fear of causing chaos, telling the outside world only that he had gone missing.

"You dare!" Zi Lin had never expected that I would actually dare to snatch something. Moreover, seeing that my skills were not weak at all—with a flicker of movement, the phone was gone—she had never experienced such a thing.

After finishing this, Hua Chu thought about heading toward the sect to reunite with Zhu Hua and Lu Jinzhou.

"This..." Lin Xueyue was in a difficult position. He worked under Mu Xiu, but Mu Guofeng was someone who could not be offended.

Having stayed in the city of Gandu for a long time, it was time for the three of them to leave. Lu Jinzhou reluctantly bid farewell to his parents and family. He left behind all the wealth Hua Chu had scraped together, along with some gifts from the Cultivation World, before departing the capital of the Great Gan Empire.

However, based on the facts before him, Zhou Jingming, who was filled with guilt and felt a sense of responsibility, could not bring himself to demand the dissolution of the engagement.

"Auntie, I understand. I will give you a satisfactory answer regarding this matter, but this is a hospital," Bai Lingjing subconsciously hinted.

Landing among these immortal warriors, one could see that although their bodies remained human in shape, they had all turned into a pitch-black, gleaming stone.

There were too many people in the hotel, so he couldn't directly kill this seductive man. However, he destroyed all the meridians within his body, turning him into a cripple. Even a god would find it hard to save him; his best fate would be to be sent to a mental institution.