Chapter 106: The Rising Wind

“Amian, are you really going to marry Zhou Jiming?”

Thirteen-year-old Wang Heng had already reached a height of 1.6 meters and weighed nearly 130 pounds. Blessed with a small, delicate face—palm-sized—even with a slight double chin, she still appeared petite and charming.

She wore a purple-pink high-waisted ruqun, adorned with a light lavender shawl. Her long, thick black hair was styled into twin buns shaped like fairy crowns, revealing a smooth, full forehead decorated with a vermilion flower tattoo between her brows.

Her face was as flawless and bright as a silver plate.

The eldest sibling seemed to sense something amiss, loosening his grip and tossing Mian Mian back into the bathtub.

“So what if I’m shameless? Since you say I’m shameless, today I’ll shamelessly show you!” Boss Zhao stood up, his hefty frame looming over Ji Yuelian.

No one expected that Huang Kangcheng was harboring a spirit-devouring mink. What could he be planning?

Writing the second quatrain was not difficult, but to match the imagery and the format of the first quatrain while crafting the final lines made the task exceptionally challenging.

Yet, the inadvertently revealed chilling murderous aura caused the Celestial Lord of Langya to feel a shiver of unease.

Countless questions filled his mind, but Du Zitong knew it was no longer appropriate to stay. With a helpless glance at Xing Liangjun, he quietly vanished at the office door.

“Pft,” Su Randan couldn’t help but laugh, surprised that Yang Mitao would also worry about being deceived.

No sooner had Qian Zhong finished speaking than Zhao Tiezhu delivered a mighty kick to his face. Qian Zhong’s face immediately swelled, and two large teeth flew from his mouth.

Clearly, they had run into a formidable opponent ahead. They looked strong—at least three to five people. Yan Liang, frustrated by the army’s blockade, could barely contain his anger—these foes, who were clearly on a different level, actually managed to halt their advance?

“Are these the new junior brothers? They look decent. Any promising ones among them?” Wu Cheng asked.

It made sense—Da Hu hadn’t appeared in quite some time. During this period inside the system space, it hadn’t eaten or drunk, leaving it drowsy and lethargic.

Of course, witnessing the chaos of this calamity, Zhao Yu felt no pity nor any urge to aid the mortals. It was only a moment of reflection.

“Human, how did you attain this technique?” The Azure Dragon fixed his enormous dragon eyes on Xiao Chang, his voice imbued with an authoritative calm.

“Nolan Bushnell, do you realize what you’re saying?” Ray Casal’s furious eyes bore into the other as he shouted.

He was renowned as the Sword Saint, a master of swordsmanship. The annihilating aura emanating from that great sword made the hairs on his body stand on end. Even Du Gu Yuyun, a worldly-wise man, was shaken by the overwhelming sword energy that disturbed his mind.

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“My lord, what do you think? Our Soul Clan is among the top powers in Central Continent. Should you agree, we will serve as your vanguard in uniting Central Continent!” Though sensing the tense atmosphere, the Soul Emperor still pressed on with determination.

“Peace Town’s rules have always been strict. If you don’t wish to abide, then don’t enter. Otherwise, if you break the rules after entering, you might find the Death Spirit Tree nearby bearing more trophies.” The middle-aged man folded his hands and spoke coldly. As his words fell, a formidable aura slowly seeped from within him.

Moreover, Chen Xu’s focus was primarily on the fierce battle between the two, making it difficult to notice the other barrages.

Before the group reached the teleportation array led by the gatekeeper disciple, a young, handsome disciple dressed in pale yellow Taoist robes stood there. Upon seeing the gatekeeper disciple arrive, the youth didn’t even glance at the others, exuding supreme arrogance.