Chapter 54 Dying to Keep Up Appearances
"...Yinyin!"
With his eyes swollen and in agony, upon hearing Ling Yinyin's fading cry, Xiao Ze instantly gave chase without a second thought.
However, his vision was impaired. The moment he entered the jungle, the dazzling array of foliage blocked his stumbling pace. Once out of the water, a merman completely loses his speed advantage, and Xiao Ze could only watch helplessly as Ling Yinyin was snatched away.
Those two figures vanished into the woods.
The old wound on Xiao Ze's abdomen unexpectedly tore open during the struggle, and the sharp pain made him gasp.
Lucas Arnold likewise heard the confusion, and he too began to doubt the source of Hippolytus's confidence. Perhaps the hackers had already breached the surveillance system of the Fifth Network Research Institute and managed to anticipate the content of the testing procedures.
Hiding in the shadows and concealing her presence, Su Mi watched the man shouting insolently at her doorway in his bare bottom, and immediately frowned in disgust.
He was just about to close the door when he was blocked by Wang Jingyun. Su Shanjun called out "Jingyun" once more, but met with a glare from her. He instantly let go of his grip and scurried back into the room to put on his clothes.
In her view, besides him, there was likely no one else in the world who would add such a phrase. Yet she could not fathom why he had included it.
The only drawback was that the flames here were intense, frequently obstructing the sight of those who entered and causing them to take the wrong path.
The one currently undergoing punishment was Wang Ergou of level fifty. The only ones who had ever given him a similar sensation were the Wild God and the four major commanders under his command.
Having finished speaking, Ouyang Sha gently rested her head against Ouyang Yunge's shoulder, rubbing back and forth coquettishly.
Liao Bing thought to himself that although this score was not exceptionally high, it was still acceptable, seeing that it had crossed the passing mark of sixty.
Only upon going over did they discover that the splashing water from the waterfall had dampened the stone stools, which explained why no one was sitting there. Jiu Yue then pulled Jiao Er along, intending to leave.
Yet these police officers would never believe a murderer who claimed he was innocent, but what would the result be?
At that very moment, inside the office, apart from Du Kao and Lian Feng, a plump old man had also appeared.
Although today's battle would inevitably offend the people of Tianyin Valley, he did not care. Obtaining what he desired surpassed everything else. Just by looking at it, one could tell that this silver spear was a profound-tier high-grade weapon, enough for him to use for a long time. With it, everything he had done prior was well worth it.
"Ah... Many thanks!" Lü Feng also smiled. He knew that defeating Qian Hua signified that this selection tournament could come to an end.
Oddly enough, those bloodstains carried not the slightest fishy odor, but instead exuded a strange, exotic fragrance.
The Beijing Capital People's Hospital had always been an establishment accessible only to the wealthy and powerful—a symbol of status and authority in people's eyes! At this moment, however, a luxury private ward on the sixteenth floor was packed with people, their faces bearing expressions of profound grief, all because of a young man lying on the bed whose breathing was failing.
"Indeed, exactly so. Their current name reminds me of another faction. If they truly hail from that place, perhaps our sects are truly in grave danger this time!" Ye Jian said with a solemn expression.
Uncle Meng, whose name was Zhao Meng, was the only butcher in the nearby villages and the father of Zhao Yuan. Recently was the busiest time of the year for Zhao Meng, as he had to slaughter several pigs every day. If Zhao Yuan's family needed to slaughter a pig, they would first have to check with Zhao Meng to see which day he was free.
The dimensional passage closed, and a majestic steed over two meters tall appeared atop Stark Tower, with a young Chinese man seated upon its back.
Having successfully and safely crossed the swamp, the four of them continued on their journey, only to discover after walking a short while that this place was actually a dense forest.
Under such circumstances, Zhao Kangyin could not vent his anger even if he had any. For with uprisings constantly breaking out in the Shu region, the Song Dynasty could only appease compliant subjects like Zhao Yuan, especially given that Meishan possessed a valiant and battle-hardened army.
Yuan Wei was merely diverting Emperor Ling's attention. If he allowed Emperor Ling to continue dwelling on Guan Yan's merits, the latter would likely be promoted and bestowed with even greater honors, which would prove even more disadvantageous to himself.