Chapter 614: Immortals
"You two go back to your rooms and rest first; I still have a few matters to attend to." Shen Siyuan said as he stood up.
"Going out?" Ruan Hongzhuang asked, somewhat surprised.
"No, just on the balcony; I'll be back in a moment." Shen Siyuan said.
Hearing this, Ruan Hongzhuang and Taozi nodded in tacit understanding.
Ruan Hongzhuang even began clearing the items on the tea table, intending to finish them in her room; seeing this, Taozi stepped in to help on the side.
Shen Siyuan turned and walked toward the balcony, then lightly waved his hand.
Dong Dazhi ceased his movement and stood shoulder-to-shoulder with Dong Lianlian; seeing Dong Lianlian's expression had already turned ruddy, Dong Dazhi felt much relieved.
At this moment, Situ Taichang came running down from upstairs with a manic expression, holding a cactus in his hand, looking as if he was about to fight Dong Dazhi to the death.
Tang Meiya had mysteriously vanished into the fake wall; while Xie Yunmeng and Yaya were desperately searching for her, she suddenly reappeared behind them. This startling sequence of events nearly gave Yaya a heart attack.
I turned and headed downstairs; thinking back now, I am very grateful that I did not choose to run straight down, for otherwise I would have regretted it for the rest of my life.
The scar-faced man pinched his earlobe, which was red from the cold; instantly, a swelling, throbbing sensation accompanied by a slight sting conducted into his nerves—that was the frostbite on his ears acting up.
Dong Dazhi did not bother with his injuries; although the wounds were severe, they were of little consequence to his Glazed Golden Body. His spiritual power was now immense, his vitality strong, and his body had already activated its self-repair function; it would not be long before his injuries healed.
Su Qingyu immediately relayed the information she had obtained to Dongyang, word for word, without a shred of concealment or exaggeration; she also voiced her own speculations regarding the matter, serving as a reminder to Dongyang.
On the other side, with a "Bang!", Lu Yiping's chest absorbed another blow; he then staggered back four or five steps before stabilizing his stance, a flush of red flashing across his face.
Wu Shishi was even more contemptuous: "Hmph, if you can defeat a Great Sword Master, I'll eat my words! From now on, this Miss will take your surname, Su!" Except for a few who knew the truth, Chu Lao and others were unaware that Su Qiong's true confidence lay in the Seven-Colored Sword Fruit.
Although this reminder could be considered well-intentioned, the tone in which Rong Jin spoke made Lan Xiu, who was already mentally exhausted, feel utterly humiliated; so he said nothing and simply cut off the call.
He froze, the light in his eyes slowly dimming as he frowned at Yu Furong, who was covered in sweat.
Huanmie immediately forced the Divine Moon out of his body, then let out a cry; divine power instantly expelled the ice block, and a large amount of frozen blood sprayed from his shoulder. For the first time, Huanmie felt a fatal danger.
When the two woke up again, it was already nearing noon; Lin Anran thought that if she slept any longer, she would definitely be unable to sleep at night, so she got up and took a bath.
Lin Anran felt she must have read too much and ruined her brain; otherwise, how could she still have such thoughts?
Mist from the hot spring wafted up from the terrace; it was not easy to clearly see the man lying on the lounge chair soaking in the moonlight, but his silhouette appeared quite handsome.
Murong Ye first had someone escort the Empress Dowager back to her sleeping palace, then said to Nan Xueyu, "Shall we go for a walk?" It was perfect weather then, neither cool nor hot; the sunset painted half the sky, and the atmosphere was just right. Not spending such splendid time with one's beloved would be a great waste.
Ning Facai was even more annoyed: "That is you spoiling your sister, listening to her on everything; what does that have to do with me?" Ning Facai also mounted his horse and followed.
However, although the window faced them, the door was opposite it; one had to go around the left side of the main hall to enter. That meant Ouyang Xiao and the Abbot would disappear from their sight for a moment, and they would only see the two figures again after entering the room.
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