Chapter 138: Betraying My Master and Eradicating My Lineage Is the Mo Sect

Could the demon lord be me?

Chen Ye never expected that, after all this circling, he was truly the heir of the Crimson Serpent Mo Sect.

Though he'd only learned a fraction of its teachings, the Lord must truly be the ancestral master.

But if betraying one's master and eradicating one's lineage is what it is, then so be it—after all, all who walk the Dark Dao must have long been prepared for such things.

The thing Chen Ye was happiest about was confessing to Su Chunyi; with no more barriers between them, he could now meet her clear gaze without hesitation.

Large shards of metal continuously fell from the sky, plunging into the ocean currents, their heavy masses like solid cannonballs striking the calm sea and sending up vast waves.

"I am aware of my foster father's affairs and have kept Qi'er close by," Liu Xiang replied hastily.

He was so profoundly lonely that he never questioned the white-robed figure's stance, firmly believing the white-robed figure had deep ties to the Shadow Clan and could become a friend, one of his own—which was why he so desperately wished to travel alongside the white-robed figure.

Two forces of fire element clashed fiercely, and behind the flames, something seemed to be quietly observing this battle of fire against fire.

Not only the clinic, but even the clothes he now wore were borrowed, including the name tag pinned to his left chest reading "Thomas Eko"—none of it belonged to him.

"The General has summoned me—how could I dare refuse?" Xiao Yi bowed and spoke; though his father had little connection with He Jin, the General had spoken thus, so Xiao Yi naturally showed a touch of gratitude.

Though this was a folk proverb, it was still a bit crude to Zhang Zixuan, especially since she was so aloof that even the campus heartthrob didn't merit her attention.

Wu Xue paused, wondering why this wasn't following the script—but she had extensive experience in live streaming, said nothing, and followed along.

Hmph, at least this foolish human has some taste—but how dare he describe a deity as cute? He should say mighty and powerful.

"I don't have time to teach you now—go wash your face, then go sleep well and restore your strength," Liao Hua said, turning away without looking at Chu Fan again.

Then again, even if Zian City teems with hidden talents, there's no reason the first match should bring bad luck by facing a master of "Hidden Dragon, Do Not Use"—that's just legend.

At dusk, a motorcycle sputtered into the hospital gate and stopped before the inpatient building. Three young men in helmets stepped down.

"The South Seas have been preliminarily secured, but they remain unstable—you must go as Governor of the South Seas and keep watch! There are several prime locations we must seize—as the eternal foundation of Great Song!" Shan Shan said, pointing to several spots in the South Seas.

Lady Wulian also understood this; she approached Qianse Marsh Orchid, first pouring energy into it. The Golden Thread and Silver Line, upon seeing her, hissed happily, parted their bodies, and drifted to Lady Wulian's side, savoring it fully.

Beige thought correctly—the group including Baburo had begun "watching" them the moment both of them revealed their forms. That was why they laughed after Tang Feng uttered those two words.

Xiao Bojian, though unknown among Beijing's noble young masters, was renowned within the Imperial Academy; even the Zou clan had occasionally heard rumors of Xiao Bojian.

The ghost king who resembled a mule spoke to the Mighty Ghost King; from his tone, it seemed the Mighty Ghost King was the strongest among this band of ghosts.

Fan'er refused to let me spend money, insisting he wasn't hungry: "Big brother, I'm not hungry." Unfortunately, Fan'er's stomach didn't agree—it let out a loud gurgle.

Just then, Liu Tianxue lazily murmured "mm," opened her eyes, and gazed directly at me with beautiful purple eyes.

Tong Xiyan peeked through her bedroom door, glancing secretly at the living room sofa; seeing no one there, she sighed in relief.