Chapter 138: Heidi
Angel Harbor.
Angel Harbor is a small, exquisite tourist trap—a scenic attraction even prettier and more entertaining than Forks.
“We’ll part ways here. Call me if anything comes up.”
Li Changsheng drove Bella to Angel Harbor, accompanied by another car.
That car carried Bella’s two...
She could not hide in a cave for the rest of her life. There were still far too many things resting on her shoulders.
Hearing this suggestion, Blackie immediately looked toward Paul. Though he had extensive experience in the jungle, Paul, as someone who had crossed over, was the true expert here.
The newcomer’s aura was terrifying beyond measure. The Demon Emperor above the void suddenly plummeted with a thud, crashing onto the earth, while the three emperors—Ba Guli, the Ghost Emperor, and the Handsome Emperor—were crushed against the ground, unable to straighten their backs.
She sat cross-legged not far from Liu Xing, watching him cultivate, her face filled with a blissful smile.
“So that’s it. This must be what they mean by suddenly unleashing one’s potential between life and death! Tsk, tsk, it really is enormous!” Ye Xuan could only attribute this bizarre scene to the notion of hidden potential, never once considering anything else.
With that thought, Aiko Sanada dragged Liu Yongjie aside. After striking him once more, she pressed her palm against the scanner, entered the password indicated by the computer, and rushed out.
Although Daheng had remained inside the Divine Tower in Jiangyang City and had not gone outside to take part in the city’s Immortal-Fate Trial, he had already seen everything happening outside from within the tower.
Qian Rujun also did not want to send more of the space’s produce into the outside world. She had discovered that the vegetables and fruits grown there were becoming increasingly potent in strengthening the human body. Aside from her old customers and those who worked for her, Qian Rujun no longer wished to supply anyone else.
To know one another is easy; to meet is difficult. The people we encounter do so because, in a previous life, we turned back to look at them a thousand times—so goes the Buddhist teaching. Amid the boundless sea of humanity, to meet you of all people is my miracle. Your silent companionship is my miracle. That someone as adorable as you would remain by my side is my miracle.
Fishing in the ocean setting was simplicity itself compared with fishing in the other-dimensional space. There was no need to worry about danger appearing at any moment; all one had to do was gently press the button whenever a fish swam by.
In any case, with so many benefits to be gained, Xiao Lan, though exhausted and hungry after working for most of the day, remained full of energy as she pushed Qin Tian from private room to private room and banquet table to banquet table—even taking the drinks meant for him.
Thus, during those few days, the prison guard did not make any improper advances toward his wife, much less engage in any of the suggestive behavior they had once shared.
Otherwise, once the Yatagarasu transformed back into the Yata Mirror and returned to Amaterasu, the opportunity would be lost.
Mo Li felt a wave of oppressive force rushing toward him. Daring not to be careless, he instantly released his full power. Holding his sword horizontally before his chest, he pressed his left hand against the blade and pushed it forward slowly and evenly, as though shoving against a colossal rock that blocked the heavens.
Li Lin looked over the address. The location of the shop was quite good—not inferior to his current Dragon Palace. The foot traffic was even heavier here. He only did not know whether the premises would meet his requirements.
The ultimate reward for a legendary quest was nothing less than becoming a legend; there was no other choice. And how could one become a legend? The Second-Generation God had cast an entire great world into the void, laying the foundation for Zhao Gao to attain enlightenment.
John Da knew what sort of transformation his body was undergoing. He had taken part in countless simulated exercises under the conditions of nuclear war, but who could have imagined that the real thing would be so agonizing?
Shangguan Wan’er had been waiting for Empress Wu to say precisely those words. Though she did not speak, she seemed to have tacitly accepted everything.
Yet for these scientists, those dozen or so meters had already become a distance beyond their reach.