Chapter 118: Discharge from the Hospital

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Boss Su clasped his hands and lowered his head, muttering to himself.

“It is all because of this thing. I still have not found a way to deal with it. Yet the baleful aura surrounding the Second Miss Su has not completely faded. If this continues, I am afraid something terrible will happen.”

I cast a faint glance at the Second Miss’s livid face, and my worry grew heavier.

……

Unable to resist, she became somewhat entranced by the sound of Fei Yinan’s heartbeat, oblivious even to the passersby around them and their various whispers and pointing fingers.

If Zhou Chen were not here, I would call him Brother. But Zhou Gushen had warned me about that, and I was also afraid of Zhou Chen’s methods. It was best to honestly call him Sir.

Miti was the only remaining king-tier powerhouse in Eternal Night Village, and he had always commanded considerable authority there.

After that, Sun Jian wiped out the bandit strongholds scattered throughout Fuchun. Naturally, the stronghold where Cai Wu was stationed did not escape either. Shen Fan already knew what happened afterward.

“Let’s verify it again later. We can ask Number Three when the time comes.” Kaya made that decision, then continued receiving Mary Sue’s memories—a particular memory that made her feel somewhat embarrassed.

Rong Xuan complained aggrievedly that she had altered the formation without informing him. Xiao Lang gave a loud snort and said that if he had come half a month earlier, he would have found out half a month earlier.

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Years of military service had made Han Shantong extremely sensitive to danger, allowing him to detect the three men, Ah Da and the others, concealed in the darkness.

His reserves were truly terrifying. With a single strike, the Heavenly Gate, which carried overwhelming might, was blasted open.

“If I absolutely had to give a reason, I suppose I work harder than everyone else,” Number Three said casually.

As they spoke, they entered the ward. Xiao Daqian was still receiving an intravenous drip. After his condition relapsed, the doctor had added two more bottles, so the infusion would run from nine o’clock until one in the afternoon. Xiao Aihua was accompanying him at his side.

This conversation instantly told Ye Hexiang what had happened over the past two years.

“Have you really not noticed? When you mentioned that Lu Xu confessed his feelings to you, did you see how intense his reaction was?”

The man at the head of the group looked especially familiar to Jiang Xi. He was none other than Wang Fuzhi, who had always remained at Wang Xiu’s side.

The street was not long, and the two of them walked for perhaps seven or eight minutes. Yet for many, many years afterward, whenever Xiao Daqian found himself at the end of his rope, he would swing his arms and sing “Two Little Tigers.” Perhaps that memory represented, for him, a sweet transformation in life.

Zhou Ye’s gaze made the two men even more furious. Had Sanbian not been standing guard here, they would certainly have erupted already.

Watching Xie Yu smile, Zhao Peng seemed to see the Grim Reaper raising a sickle with a smile. He dropped heavily onto the ground.

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When he saw what came afterward, his eyes nearly bulged from their sockets, and he immediately began swearing.

Gu Mian keenly detected the disappointment in Su Yan’s words. She instantly held his arm even tighter, her expression solemn.

The soldiers on both sides drew their weapons one after another and glared furiously at their opponents, their tense bodies ready to charge at any moment.

The two men lifted the knight onto a horse and hurried back. The scouts also rushed forward to meet them. At that moment, clouds of dust churned in the distance. The pursuers had arrived, an immense mass of banners waving in the darkness, swords and spears flashing brilliantly. It was the full army of the Turks.

Afterward, Tong Liang and Zhu Yan accompanied Fang Guohuan in trying out Three Battles Chess, while Song Yazhai and Hong Huanzhang watched from the side.

Some were excited and stirred, while others shook their heads and sighed bitterly, for this heralded the approach of yet another storm of bloodshed. Whether it would bring fortune or disaster, no one could predict.

The journey that followed was peaceful enough. Although they encountered some foolish immortal beasts and venomous insects, everyone dealt with them effortlessly. After nearly a month, the group finally crossed the forest without suffering any real danger.

Princess An galloped halfway down the road before suddenly reining in her horse. She dismounted and shouted an order.

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