Chapter 96: Atomic Breath! (If you don’t see the chapter by early tomorrow, it means it has been censored)
Li Changsheng tossed Jack’s corpse down the canyon, leaving it to be devoured by the giant python.
Afterward, he gazed thoughtfully at the blood orchid vines clinging to the wall.
In the movie, the giant python’s final thrashing caused the rockface to collapse, triggering a mudslide and landslide that utterly destroyed the blood orchids.
But now, with Jack dead, such an event was impossible.
Still, Li Changsheng wanted to take extra precautions.
After much contemplation, he took out his phone and began to act.
“Take it. This medicine must not be taken recklessly without cultivation, understand!” The Queen Mother of the West could only issue one last warning as she handed the elixir given to her by Xihe to Hou Yi.
Relying on the war god’s fierce resolve and overwhelming numbers, the Mongol army pressed the siege without pause. Wang Jian had no choice but to fully activate the protective array of Fishing City, though gradually, signs of instability appeared in the formation.
She tidied herself up briefly and, under the watchful eyes of many, left the tribe. Not far from the settlement, she found a place to settle down.
However, seeing the perfect medicinal herb field so thoroughly destroyed was disheartening. Though Murong’s herb garden had advanced due to spatial evolution, accelerating the aging of herbs considerably, none had yet reached over two years in growth.
Lin Huangyu nodded. At that time, Suixin and Xiangxin could handle it. After all, they could borrow his power at any moment, while he would continue to oversee the primordial lands.
“Thank you, boss. I’ll work hard.” Yabeimiya held the gold coins in both hands, her eyes moist. After so many years, it was the first time she felt truly recognized and cared for.
In an instant, forests, jungles, and grasslands sprouted across the earth, with flowers, trees, and verdant greenery bursting with life.
Chang Qianfo’s laughter grew louder, his handsome features relaxing like the bright light of day, which only made the silver strands floating behind him seem to darken suddenly.
Murong gathered the fallen stones from the wall, crushed them into powder with spiritual energy, and mixed them into the prepared materials. Sure enough, they exhibited the same spatial properties as those taken from the half-formed teleportation array earlier.
Strangely, Chang Xi, standing nearby, was completely unaffected by the ancient aura radiating from Li Jing, as if the aura were alive and recognized her as an ally.
The three thousand great paths complement one another; this faint astral glimmer could only truly merge once all three thousand paths were fully comprehended and cultivated.
An Nianhua wanted to ask more, but at that moment, a noise came from outside the door. Sitting on the stool, An Yining’s eyes caught sight of Qin Mo approaching, and her heart suddenly quickened, her gaze fixed on him.
Leading the group was a large contingent of sword masters, all inner sect disciples. Some swordsmen tried to strike up a conversation, but the sword masters wore sour faces and ignored them completely.
“Auntie, if you won’t let us search, could it be you’re afraid we’ll find something?” Yin Yihang looked at her with some doubt. Of course, he spoke lightly, almost jokingly, knowing that if he sounded too serious, Yin Fangfei would feel uncomfortable.
“This is the thing. Didn’t you say at the meeting that the market turnaround might happen mid-month? The price has risen quite a bit these past few days. Should we hold off on selling for two days or control the volume?” Chen Yongping suggested.
His eyes flickered. Li Yaotian couldn’t quite grasp Su Mo’s meaning, but her refusal was unmistakable. Helpless, he escorted her to the door. Watching the door slam shut with a snap, Li Yaotian rubbed his nose.
“No…” Lo Bei’er began, but then faltered, unsure what more to say. After all, although she had been the dishonored third party following Li Zhicheng, it didn’t mean she was willing to remain so—especially as the mistress of a married man’s dalliance.