hotmtlnovel Chapter 85
Chapter 85
Just as Sun Qilin was feeling pleased with himself, Xia Yu suddenly moved, taking a deep breath and wiping the sweat from his forehead.
Amber knew that Ruben must have realized something was wrong with Roy due to some special reason, which explained why Ruben had confronted Roy the moment they were underground. This peculiarity could only be connected to the Wood God.@@@@
It was clear that newcomers to the Netherworld space had a sense of awareness, yet their movements were stiff, almost zombie-like.
After Xia Yu slashed Stone Tiger, Duan Bing saw him fleeing with Du Song and Qin Hao, so he turned his blade on two bandits, killing them, then changed course to pursue Xia Yu and his companions.
Yu Xing released his grip, gently holding Zhao Yijiu’s wrist to prevent him from delivering a lethal strike.
Ye Ming wasn’t in the corridor or his room, which was good news for Yu Xing. He remembered that during the power outage, he’d left a flashlight in Ye Ming’s room; it should still be there.
Xia Yu also used Tiger Fist. Compared to Wang Dahai’s, Xia Yu’s Tiger Fist was at the level of a master, while Wang Dahai’s was at best amateur.
The assistant shook his head, his face full of worry, fearing that even the slightest dissatisfaction might cost him his job.
Han Zhiqi squinted, her face calm, though her lips lacked color, having drunk very little water.
As death approached, Mo Tu felt no fear; rather, he was oddly calm. But there was one question that lingered in his heart, unanswered.
She initially thought she could kill Qian Jiujiao easily. That was her plan from the start. But after seeing Qian Jiujiao’s ruthlessness, she hesitated.
I’ve always enjoyed lively situations, so I followed Jiang Sheng, who couldn’t dissuade me and eventually let me tag along.
Shen Shi, already immune to Guoguo’s whining, ignored her attempts to act cute. Hearing the continuous chime of notifications, she watched as her mother held onto her phone, refusing to hand it over.
The urge to avenge the archbishop had cooled. He wanted to discard his sword and kneel, but his body was too stiff to move. Algie’s cane pointed at him, severing his last chance.
The two of them could hardly believe what had happened, but no amount of talking helped.
Everyone looked into the distance, awaiting the next wave of monsters. Suddenly, the clouds obscuring the blood moon shifted, as if parted by giant hands, and the moon slipped out from behind them, resembling a blood-red eye, silently watching them.
“William, it’s you!” With his lie exposed, Marzipan’s brother’s face contorted with rage. In the next instant, his fighting spirit surged as he launched an attack on William.
In front of a metal door, Roman placed his ring on it, and with a “beep,” the door opened.
Everything was within the realm of predictability. Thus, they decided to expand their living arrangements, bringing more people to Mars.
She placed several large orders, handing them to the shopkeeper for procurement. The premium spirit stones she paid weren’t merely a gratuity—the shopkeeper would handle all these trivial tasks for her.
The recent scene played over in his mind: he’d seen Liu Ruyan’s face go pale, her expression filled with despair as the sword aura swept towards her.
He laid Liu Ruyan gently on the grass. After the recent turmoil, her collar had come loose, revealing a glimpse of what was beneath.
“Huh? What’s with that strange cloud over there?” A group of patrolling deckhands noticed a peculiar cloud behind the airship. It hadn’t changed shape at all, unlike most clouds, which constantly shifted in the sky.
“Why would you think that?” Asasel responded to Liuxing’s question with an explanation.
Lu Qingqing was quite pleased with the breakfast her mother prepared, and there was even a caregiver nearby watching over her.
Liancheng Jue cheerfully called out, “Master!” and opened the food container he’d brought, which included a flask of fine wine.