Chapter 449: 434. Prison of No-Interval

434. Prison of No-Interval

"Too deep?"

Li Ang looked at the hand Daio extended, hesitated for a moment, but still chose to lean on his staff to stand up.

He savored the words spoken by the Great Witch Priest.

"Do you mean that my transition to a vision that can directly observe spirituality is already deeper than the so-called 'Transcendent Realm'?"

The old man walked toward the ancient tree bookshelf where the ancient scrolls were placed. The statue sitting quietly there made Li Ang feel a bit creeped out; he couldn't understand why they were in the Transcendent Realm

Landing in an unexplored area and secretly entering the "Monolith Barrier," it took less than a few kilometers to reach the location of An Rand's research institute. Choosing to establish it here in the "outer zone" extremely close to the "unexplored area" was perhaps to facilitate the practical training of mechanized "Cursed Children."

Now it seemed that the difference in personality between Wu Qu and Tang Yin was also quite large. When life was at stake, Tang Yin at least wouldn't summon reinforcements; he would only fight alone.

One day before the event started, some promotional information for products had already been revealed in advance. It was as if a drop of water had been dripped into a hot wok, and it immediately boiled over.

Saying this, the old jailer with white hair and beard took off the hat on his head and took off the outer garment on his body.

As for his sect origin, Yuanye didn't even think about it; of course, he was from the Shushan Sword Sect, a fallen sword cultivation sect in Western Qin.

The theater was in a state of discussion because of this plot, and on the screen, the noon sun was gradually setting, but Julie still hadn't come down from the tree, and the lumberjacks naturally couldn't work.

After handling all the matters at hand, Bai Ningyuan took the time to go to Datong Real Estate again, where he met several of his partners.

Glancing at Chu Bo, who had just dueled with him, Wu Qu used the meteorite cold blade in his hand to forcibly prop up his body.

Returning home at ten o'clock, washing off the dust from his body in the bathroom, and changing clothes, it was almost time to prepare lunch.

"We can't do that kind of thing. If Erza doesn't go with us, we won't go!!" Lucy said loudly.

Inside the Rejuvenation Pharmacy, Old Man Tian sat in his own courtyard, smoking a long pipe with an indifferent, "none of my business" look. However, amidst his calmness, Old Man Tian still looked toward the Spirit Gathering Well from time to time.

After saying this, Bai Xizhen did not hesitate to stride away, because he knew he had done his best to persuade Xiang Tianyi. If the other party still couldn't be moved, then there was nothing he could do.

Zhao Hongmei moved nimbly and dodged, but Gu Lanzhi wanted to run and didn't make it. Seeing the large rolling pin coming down on her head, Gu Lanzhi finally screamed in fright, and with a "clatter," she actually fell directly from the bed to the ground.

Wu Yu bit his index finger and used his fresh blood to leave his mark on this strange individual weapon.

Gu Zhiyi's attitude was serious, and he didn't want to let the problem go just like that. At least on this point, he was still responsible.

The Flowing Water Pavilion was a pavilion built on Emerald Lake. The area of this Emerald Lake was quite large, looking to be about twenty or thirty mu.

Beside him, Li Yang glanced sideways, and then his inner fighting spirit soared. He released his cultivation at the peak of the Ninth Grade without reservation.

"I'll let you shoot me!" Bai Xizhen lowered his voice, filled with annoyance, but it was unquestionable.

Bai Shixian was hysterical, and those words sounded like madness to the ears of Bai Chongjin and Peng Chunlan.

But, no matter how clearly Zuo Jun stated the matter, Cai Ying just ignored him; she only wanted revenge. So Zuo Jun no longer pampered the other party, pulled her over, flipped her over, and slapped her butt *pa-pa-pa*.

Relying solely on authority to govern subordinates could work for a short time, but as time went on, the generals were not fools. Everyone had a scale in their hearts and knew what was beneficial to them and what was detrimental. ===== CHAPTER 450 =====