Chapter 546

The water palace was enormous, three hundred zhang tall, a thousand zhang wide, and its length... "Black Fish Dragon" arrived directly at its front, unable to see the rear structures and unaware of how long it extended.

Yet it was utterly unadorned, devoid of any celestial aura.

A primordial, rugged energy surged toward them.

It seemed as if a wild giant from primitive times had taken axe and chisel, carved straight through a mountain, and carved out a den within.

Then came another heavenly one.

Feng Jiutian led the way; though those around him were furious and some muttered complaints, no one blocked the path, and everyone quickly cleared a corridor.

As the smoke cleared, Ye Chen appeared before Sun Quan, utterly unharmed.

I truly didn't expect him to be so unprofessional—he just blurted out "123321" like that! It shocked me so badly I forgot my lines.

"My words are absolutely true—why would I deceive my uncle?" Zhou Yimin pounded his chest in oath.

When the fourth-generation elder saw the scene before him, he froze, then suddenly burst into a wide grin, clearly overjoyed.

These scars were deep enough to reveal bone, some mere hairsbreadth from fatal points, black blood clogging the wounds, appearing exceedingly cruel.

Now, denying what you're denying—this is fear and anguish, not youthful confusion, not ordinary human sentiment.

Chen Xiang said she was fine, but she kept gazing out the window; Shi Chen hadn't returned since the incident.

Ye Tian's words left Dai Chong baffled—he was merely the Sect Master of Tianmen, with limited understanding of science, so concepts like alternate dimensions were entirely beyond his reach.

Xu Tian tried to stand, but found himself paralyzed—except for his mouth and eyes, he felt no sensation in any other part of his body.

His roar caused many low-intelligence beasts to immediately defecate and urinate everywhere.

Xu Tian often encountered this at internet cafés—many passersby would be stunned by him, and the crowd of onlookers would grow larger.

In the next instant, a torrent of sword qi erupted like a chasm overturning, forming a vast river of sword energy that surged directly against the massive tiger claw.

Through Su Bailuo's mouth, you're telling me someone plans to murder Su Qinhao and Lu Xinning? Why tell me? What good will it do once I know?

Suddenly, a figure radiating boundless light appeared out of thin air, silently hovering high above, gazing down upon the entire crematorium.

Fortunately, Song Yuan, who had been teaming up with him all day, was inside the haunted house—if there truly was trouble, he wouldn't stand idly by.

His realm was unstable; Bai You feared one hammer blow might shatter him. Suppressing his fury, he turned away with swift, graceful ease.

At the same moment, the water beside her suddenly exploded—a dark shadow leapt from the lakebed, snatched Wu Shen's ankle with a "whoosh," and began dragging him frantically underwater.

The nine statues were the accidental result of falling from above the two sheets of paper and connecting them.

Xie Qianli struggled desperately—he was at his last strength. After just a few exchanges, Tie Niu'er landed a punch on his right arm. The blow was heavy and powerful; he could no longer hold his sword, which clattered to the ground.

Wang Lin had indeed kept his promise—he delivered the grand mansion to Qin Hao and even transported fifteen ten-thousand strings of cash, box after box, into the estate.

The Azure Dragon Guardian nodded and said, "Perhaps it's a senior who followed in secretly to protect us!" They continued forward, but dawn was approaching, the darkness thickening, and they could barely discern direction as they leapt along the winding streets.

Especially the spectators who came for the mermaid, now openly complained.

Su Daji's tone was calm—this position had been established by Tongtian Jiaozhu himself. She had originally intended to deceive King Zhou into letting Su Mu command half an army.