Chapter 762: Disciplinary Inspection Commission

Xiao Yu learned the concepts of "Releasing the Heavenly Dao" and "Closing the Heavenly Dao" in the Jiyi River Palace, from the "Introduction" of the Eight-Nine Mystery Art.

The introduction was not formal content, but a stern warning from the transmission master to her.

The Eight-Nine Mystery Art is a orthodox method of the Chan Sect, likely created by Yuanshi Tianzun himself.

That means Yuanshi Tianzun and the Chan Sect both fully endorse the Heavenly Law of "Releasing the Heavenly Dao."

Perhaps Yuanshi Tianzun personally participated in establishing this Heavenly Law.

When all the mist blocking the view vanished, the stone stele, having completely ceased growing, was finally fully revealed before everyone.

Although he did not know why all this was happening, as long as it satisfied this Plague God, Liao Jingdong felt a great weight lifted.

According to the ratio of pre-orders to actual purchases for previous products like the Multiverse Phone and Multiverse Computer.

But when she was suppressed here, she remained sealed off, knowing nothing of the world, let alone the Tenth Realm.

Zhen Chun quickly helped General Wei Suo to his feet, then led everyone into the interior of the Flying Fortress.

Without another word, before Jiang Qiuye could say anything, Liu Qian had already expertly operated the vehicle, shooting off like an arrow released from a bow—swiftly vanishing with a whoosh.

The moment he received the message, the Emperor-King prepared himself and entered the spatial vortex created by Lu Yuan.

Lu Yuan's gaze burned brightly, especially after his spiritual cultivation, his observation now exquisitely precise.

Across tens of thousands of li, in the vast crimson ancient battlefield, beneath the shrouding dark qi of the ancient land, Luo Hao stood solemn, his gaze deep, silent here.

Moreover, she didn't care that Lu Yuan was one of the top three super-rich in the country; she glared at him harshly and prepared to strike.

Having spent these days in the blacksmith shop, accustomed to the noisy clamor inside and out, she who once preferred quiet now felt something missing around her.

Fein split his mouth wide, both heads shouting in unison; then, with perfect synchronicity, they exchanged glances and burst into loud laughter.

Whether compared to previous years or to other villages, Meilin Village had performed well on all its annual targets this year. Even the two unpaid tasks were only short by a trivial amount. Given the overall situation in the township this year, earning several merit awards should pose no problem.

"Thank you, Hall Master!" The young men nearly wept with joy, scrambling to their feet, gathering their few remaining team members, and setting off down the road stretching westward.

"Damn." Nie Sha glanced at the western sky; the sunset had fully sunk below the horizon.

"Come in." A voice came from inside. Steve's voice always sounded odd, even when he used his most normal tone.

"No need, I'm already here." A clear, melodious voice reached them, yet they sensed a chilling edge.

Slowly, Jessie recalled the fragments before she fainted—the word "plague" suddenly flashed into her mind.

I just don't know the specifics or rules of the inheritance ceremony; never mind, now that I have the Heartless Sword Technique and the Seven Palms of Heaven and Earth, what is there to fear?

Suddenly, a terrifying roar echoed, a terrifying aura surging like a tidal wave, sweeping across heaven and earth.

I felt extremely awkward caught in the middle; I instinctively clenched my fists, thinking, Will they start fighting soon?

So when Luo showed signs of breaking his word, even if he believed Luo was too powerful to oppose, he would fight with all his strength to survive.

"Just now, your humble servant outside heard Senior Qin say the Empress's edict is invalid, is that right?" Chang Shan smiled slightly and asked.

Leng Mingxu watched her slightly bent form, her hand stroking the purple forget-me-nots, and that slightly resigned tone—his heart was suddenly tugged by something unforeseen.