Chapter 328: Enter the Mountains

"White Bodhi fruit?"

"Yes, a fairy fruit that can temporarily resist the effects of the Nine Springs Azure Flame."

Master Xiyue explained:

"Fairy fruits are a specialty of Qingzhou and are expected to be exclusively supplied to Shanzhou's fire suppression teams for a long time to come."

"So, the quantity we can provide is limited."

Understandable.

After all, even the Fairy Alliance cannot guarantee the eradication of the Nine Springs Azure Flame,

He nearly fainted at the man's doorstep; the man knew the Chen family and, seeing his urgency, offered a suggestion.

Three fire-beasts huddled together, raising their heads—resembling Jerry's face—toward her. Their faces showed sorrow and concern.

Their hearts were as clear as mirrors: whenever someone spoke half a sentence like that, there was bound to be a twist.

Though the brother and sister looked barely ten or so, in truth, the younger brother's age and appearance were nearly identical to the protagonist Monkey D. Luffy; most pirates his age were still scrubbing decks for their captains.

Whether or not he sensed the deep resentment emanating from the distant lonely night, Han Chou, stationed for days along the Yan-Zhao border in Wusui City, kept sneezing intermittently.

His thin frame was utterly disproportionate to the massive iron hammer, creating an immediate sense of dissonance—making one want to close their eyes and refuse to watch what came next.

Old Lady Shi gazed at the handsome young lord before her, whose aura drew attention wherever he went; thinking of her unremarkable grandson, who forced her to beg on her knees, her chest ached bitterly.

Lord Dan remained remarkably composed; even without the retainer's reminder, he had already noticed the signs from the villagers' idle chatter.

The two still wore straw capes and bare feet, holding hands, pushing a bicycle laden with goods out the door.

Thinking of this, she reached out to pinch Su Lanshuang's arm—but as her hand neared, another large hand seized hers, twisting it backward.

Zhao Ming was puzzled, but one thing he was certain of: without light to guide them, with the surrounding darkness so thick, they couldn't even see the walls—they'd never escape this tomb chamber.

He looked at his hands, trying to clench them but unable to muster strength; a voice seemed to whisper in his ear: Useless.

Su Rui raised an eyebrow; the Butterfly Kingdom's Grand Master was the first—and possibly only—butterfly demon he'd found who knew of the Nine-Colored Deer.

Su Rui hissed twice at Chiya the Python Plague; Chiya turned and swam toward the riverbank, carrying them.

Dragon Gong didn't overthink it; after all, the Golden Iron Triangle had always stuck together during their early travels across the continent, which was why they were called the "Iron Triangle."

They rushed out of the side hall like thunder; the servants waited until everyone had left, then shut the door.

"Alright, I'm on my way now." Ruan Wu smiled faintly, tidying her costume; as required by her role, she wore a red long dress today, and even casual gestures—a glance, a wave—radiated a touch of seduction.

Inside was the black panther: solitary in nature, yet possessing superhuman intelligence and leadership qualities, with exceptional combat skills.

In the capital, three princes were widely favored: the Crown Prince, the Second Prince, and the Third Prince.

"So, in today's world, besides the Heavenly Demon, there are no other villains?" Qi Zao asked.

Lin Chong had learned of Mousse's plan; originally, he hadn't intended to capture the sixty-plus Beomostans, but now that the opportunity had arisen, his Monster Zoo might expand—otherwise, relying solely on the clearly flawed Gob was no way to sustain the Solar System's defense.

Thus, the Celestial Department employs specialized methods to regulate weather across regions; brute force won't do. Zhang Zhiping, newly arrived at the Celestial Department, was about to use the Ten Thousand Phenomena Dial—next, he'd make a fool of himself, and he'd gladly enjoy the spectacle.