Chapter 1119

Whether it was the main force of Toda or even just the vanguard, the army's transport carts were not numerous; some were even used to carry wooden spears, ensuring enough spears were available for the troops to form spear walls when needed.

"Boss, your face looks a bit off," Yanhuo seemed to notice, staring at Lin Hao's face and scratching his head.

"Lu! What are you doing?!" The elderly master of the formation, surnamed Zhen, startled awake by the sudden jolt, roared at the bald Lu.

"General Esdeus, when did you arrive in the capital?" Onest rose from his chair, waved his hand to dismiss the messenger beside him, then stepped forward with a beaming smile.

As the two drew near, Duan Chou had already sensed them, though he did not know their identities or intentions and had ignored them; now seeing these two suddenly harbor murderous intent without a word, his gaze turned icy.

In the courtyard of Jingguan, everyone sat around a round table, surrounded by lush green trees and winding vines.

Kang Longji suddenly widened his eyes, a fierce light flashing within; he then sharply lifted his hand from Xu Jin's crown, causing Xu Jin to stand upright. Kang changed his technique, rapidly tapping Xu Jin's chest acupoints, then flicked his dust whisk, flipping Xu Jin's corpse around and tapping the acupoints on his back.

The torrential rain had long ceased; stars glimmered in the sky, shining brightly in the dark room.

Just moments ago, he had been pondering how to naturally approach the protagonist—and now this relevant matter had come to him on its own, giving him a legitimate reason to interact with the protagonist and two free punching bags to relieve stress.

"Ugh, I'm exhausted—I'll never go hiking again. Walked all day, my feet are blistered," a young man complained, pulling a beer from his bag, opening it, and gulping it down in one go.

Although they were demonic cultivators, their current realm was too low to withstand bullets.

After the auction, Qin Feng returned to the observation platform; his demon value had skyrocketed—he had absorbed negative energy from over a dozen factions, nearly increasing his demon value by over a hundred thousand.

Le Tian Yi yanked open the door and dashed out, her tear ducts overflowing; she clutched her lips with her slender hand, sobbing as she stumbled down the stairs.

This spiritual land was once the ancestral spiritual land of the Great Qin, but it had fallen into ruin and been seized by a faction, which used its unique properties to cultivate medicinal herbs.

Most crucially, Wang Yiyi's "private photos"—how private exactly? As her brother-in-law, he couldn't very well ask.

They had all been stripped of their treasures by Qin Feng; their clothing came entirely from donations by the Rosa Empire and passersby.

The wave whipped up by the wind weighed over a hundred tons; when it slammed into the ship, the keel groaned loudly under the strain—*crack, crack*—the bow tilted downward and plunged headfirst into the water.

He slowly peeled off his clothes, his right hand already pressed over his heart. Before I could react, I heard a *crack*—like a glass bottle shattering—and the Mountain Man's Life Mark split in two.

Lin Haifeng, seeing Ye Qiu drenched in blood and pale-faced, felt deeply uneasy—and profoundly moved.

After thanking Rod, Li Xun and Li Xiaoru headed toward the housing administrator; this NPC was in Chengxi and required a long walk. Li Xun had wanted to change out of his wedding attire, but under Li Xiaoru's pitiful pouting, he surrendered, letting her drag him around the city.

"Annoying little pests, get out of my way," Frankx halted, glared at Chieftain Wu Tian with disgust, and swatted at him.

He struck with the intention of accomplishing a feat that would shock the universe. Even without the aid of the Seven Heavenly Hammers, he believed the Heavenly Father could still achieve extraordinary feats—with himself as a capable ally, it was more than enough.

Glancing sideways at the Dum body controlled by Wang Yu's consciousness, Alice's deepest eyes flickered with a trace of fear.

In truth, it was simply that my long-standing loser mentality had taken too deep root—even with a heavenly opportunity in hand, I couldn't shake it off yet.

Lin Yun'er and Tiffany both turned in surprise toward Jessica; they hadn't expected Jessica to be involved, while the incident's main party, Li Xianhao, could only offer a bitter smile.

This mansion was Zheng De's ancestral home; he usually lived in his new residence in Jingcheng's western district and rarely came here.

This ghost, formed from hundreds of resentments, clung to the idea of immortality, yet knew that whether plant spirits, demons, or mortals, all eventually exhausted their lifespans—so it did not dwell within living beings.

Above him, metallic clashing erupted, jolting Wang Yu's heart; instantly, guided by his primal force, he moved at supersonic speed, occasionally flashing green flames, leaping across multiple magic gates for wide-range displacement—but still could not shake the two giant swords forged from silver wings that pursued relentlessly.

Lin Musen agreed with Li Hailong's recent suggestion—it was something that needed doing, since he had once made a bet with Pan Wei's father, Pan Zhengguo; this opening ceremony now served as his fulfillment.

Second Uncle had been talking nonstop about the orchard's benefits and a pile of future plans and prospects, but Lin Musen still hadn't heard the key points—how to invest, what conditions? —but he didn't dare interrupt, so he sipped water and listened.

Jiusu and Physician limped over, supporting their injured companion, emerging from the crumbling concrete fortress, and nodded respectfully to Jiraiya.

This was a male lamp spirit, clad in a blue bodysuit, his head wrapped in blue cloth, lightning dancing and leaping across his body like a cocoon of electricity.

Humans are complex creatures, difficult to define by any single concept; their most distinct trait is precisely their complexity, their uncertainty.

At once, hearing Xiahou Dong's cry, the surrounding civilians were startled again and immediately knelt in salute.