Chapter 708: Revealing the Name

The Cangshan table stared at the boy’s table; two Daoists stared at the boy’s table; four Taixing disciples also stared at the boy’s table.

Everyone in the hall stared at that table.

The previous voice still seemed to echo in the hall.

For a moment, no one dared ask, “Is your name ‘Pei Ye,’ ‘Pei Ye,’ or truly ‘Pei Ye’?” These two syllables were distinctly recognizable; few phrases could serve as names with such clarity.

Here

The mortal you killed today, no more than an ant, may have sown the seed of disaster for your future. After all, people are bound in a web—no one can be certain that someone in another household might not quietly become a cultivator. When the tide of calamity rises, all your millennia of hard cultivation could vanish in an instant.

The cats and dogs around would dare not act rashly until they understood the truth. But the downside: word of a mysterious strong presence at Wuyou Valley would surely reach those two father and son before long.

The dense crowd of gamblers, seeing the gambling table before them like hungry wolves scenting meat, surged forward at once.

Without Gu Yunxi, they might have spent their entire lives unaware, foolishly losing their lives under the murderer’s persecution.

At these words, the crowd nearly cheered in unison, wishing they could sprout wings and fly straight back to the manor to exchange for blood pool rewards.

Li Tian couldn’t fathom why his true qi had vanished; unable to resist, he tried again to circulate it—and instantly, the heavenly qi surged like a hundred birds returning to their nests, restoring his original true qi strength.

“We who rely on our looks—even finding a billionaire to marry is harder than climbing to heaven.”

But when he went to look for her, Yao Mengqi had already been carried off by Liu Xingchi; Qin Xuan immediately called, but the phone was turned off.

In business, Xixi Group had blossomed everywhere, opening branches in the territories of the Four Great Families to conduct commercial activities.

Bai Fei pondered briefly, then began guiding Er Gouzi to slow down and descend toward the ground. After training for several days straight, how could a young man like Bai Fei possibly endure years or even decades of seclusion like the ancient monsters of the cultivation world?

“This…” Tianfa’s words left Zhugan and Ban speechless; they knew most ninja clans in Konoha felt little loyalty to the village—if the three councilors remained absent too long, internal chaos was inevitable.

He said nothing, only turned his head to glance back. Ma Darui understood, waved his hand, and spurred his horse forward first, followed by dozens of soldiers.

“Get out of the way!” Old Huang Fang, though slow on his feet, was still sturdy—he swung his arm and struck Huang Xuan in the chest.

Fortunately, Fang Ze was now in the Marvel Universe, where powerful beings were everywhere; as long as he didn’t end up with a psychotic host, Fang Ze still had full confidence in success.

In this village, two households were welfare recipients: one was a pair of idiotic spouses who had a son who was also an idiot; the other was two elderly people who had never had children, and now, old and childless, no one cared for them—their lives were difficult.

Jian Ming had seen the two sisters all the way to the hospital, then insisted on treating them to a lavish lunch before leaving.

Yu Yan’s outstanding performance in this operation was indeed worthy of praise, but no one yet knew about it—and Aristode intended to wait until now to announce it.

Seeing Chen Xi say this, the elder did not hesitate, thanked him, and called his two grandsons to leave.

Li Yan rode from Great Ming Prefecture to Jinan, pondering the matter all the way; he had long had a complete plan in mind. At first, seeing others’ opinions divided, he had held his tongue. Now that Zhou Xian had voiced his stance, he naturally laid out everything.

Seeing this man’s attire, the onlookers could not help but sneer—he hardly looked like someone who could afford such a high price; all of them already assumed he was here to cause trouble.