Chapter 979: Changing Fate

Afterward, Mo Hua took a moment to visit the small library beside the disciples' quarters and checked on Big White Dog.

Big White Dog was dozing off.

When Mo Hua walked up to it, it suddenly woke up, leapt to its feet, saw it was Mo Hua, stuck out its tongue, and tried to lie back down.

But before it could lie down, Big White Dog slowly stood up again, its large eyes scanning Mo Hua left and right, sniffing the qi on his body.

Then it seemed to understand something, and immediately—

Li Zhi said not a word; he held water and medicine, focused as he fed Yan Feixiao the pills. The room's atmosphere was stiff as ice; Li Zhi's elder sister kept sizing me up.

To guess at a person's thoughts was one thing, but this guy could even read a ghost's mind—I had no choice but to shut up.

I glanced toward the living room and suddenly realized: this music was the one I'd turned on myself in the living room.

Huh, that's strange—could it be that Zheng Shan claimed to live beneath this well, but actually built a hidden cave dwelling? I touched the curved stone door, its shape matching the well wall, and pushed inward—it opened.

Ye Haoran said he had no knowledge of it; it was shared by all nobles, but he had never gone there.

I escaped from the psychiatric hospital—I'm not insane. Did they really think that idiotic method could trap me?

Of course, that wasn't her intent. Even if she were reborn a thousand times, she could never cultivate such power. She was merely an "eye"—an "eye" placed within the scheme.

His screams had turned hoarse; his lower body burst open and he fainted dead away. I gripped his thigh and snapped it—blood spattered everywhere.

I'd come to Jingcheng, unfamiliar with the place. Though I had some money, everyone around me seemed to have more than enough.

But just before leaving, he shot Chen Le a warning glance—clearly saying: What are you staring at? Get going, and don't you dare say anything out of line.

Lu Jue had requested a three-month marriage leave from the Middle Emperor upon leaving Jingcheng; accounting for delays on the journey here, most of it had already passed. The remaining half-month was enough for him to stay with Zhou Ruoshui at her parents' home in Hangzhou, letting her delay the pain of parting from her family.

"Which Mr. Liu?" Wang Lin frowned. Among the CEO's acquaintances, she couldn't recall any with the surname Liu.

Tian Bu Jue knew, but couldn't say; he shrugged and shook his head, as if to imply that if he knew, he could have broken the soul curse.

Hua Yan shot him a reproachful glance, wanting to ask who was really tormenting whom—but seeing his eyes, heavy with suppressed desire, she fell silent.

"No! No! I'm just a little hot!" At Zang Baitian's question, Du Yu Fu immediately laughed awkwardly.

Li Yunian heard the music play again and instinctively frowned, raising his hand to turn it off.

The words she spoke were those she had nurtured in her heart for two years, twisted and turned a thousand times, yet never found the chance to utter.

Up close, the two towering castles flanking the Rainforest Fortress guarded its sides!

Should I also send up the five hundred skeletal soldiers behind? Lin Ge was torn—he wanted to deploy the rear-line skeletal soldiers, but feared an enemy might sneak up from behind and stab him in the ass.

That was odd—I wondered to myself. Could he be pulling another stunt, planning to make me return to the police station?

She hurried downstairs, hailed a taxi, and rushed over. Lin Shengnan's eyes were swollen from crying, and her spirit was poor.

"I'll say it again—I didn't kill Yang Huizhen. She killed herself," Yang Huizhen's nanny shouted, her eyes red, on the verge of tears.

After dealing with the undead prisoners, Liu Shengqiang arrived at the Cage Town detention center. Here, Liu Shengqiang began interrogating Lin Xi.

"Alright, first let's agree on the overall framework of our cooperation," Long Sheng said.