Chapter 166: Jing Tian: Hmph hmph… I'll beat her to death!

"Oh? Old Guo!" Beside Qi Hui Hui was overjoyed, hurriedly rising to greet him: "Hahaha, you've finally come!"

Perfect timing, just help me block Yang Mi!

"Hm? What are you trying to do?" Guo Fan suddenly sensed something was off—why so enthusiastic?

I'm not giving you money!

The reason Guo Fan came over was simply that he had nothing to do and wanted to find an acquaintance to chat with.

But now… he only wanted to run away!

Unfortunately, Beside Qi Hui Hui gave him no chance, quick-eyed and swift-handed—

As if afraid Chen Xing might change his mind, Gilrud shoved the things into Chen Xing's arms, then turned and led his people away.

Gu Ruoying had not intended to move against the Fang family at this moment, but because of Gu Qing'er's words, if she did not act, her authority would be damaged.

If visiting more often could help the Lord a little, could make things easier for this Lord of Luosang, she would naturally be very willing.

Such a tongue-twisting incantation actually shut Old Zhen up, stopped the tambourine, and made him reach to undo his clothes. I thought, surely he wouldn't act like a pervert in public?

Seeing this, Riyao slightly furrowed his brow and gave up resisting, letting the ancient sword descend below. Seeing the ancient sword fly back, the three of Dark Moon shouted in unison, simultaneously withdrawing their hands and leaping to snatch it.

Flying Lass nodded and said: "Yes, I heard from godfather that I had no parents the moment I was born. The old man wrapped me up and brought me back. Godfather was very, very good to me, and everyone else was very, very good to me too." At this point, her expression involuntarily dimmed.

It's just a green bamboo pole with a string hanging from it. I really wanted to laugh and accept it, but although I considered my own skin thick enough, it wasn't that thick. I hurriedly stepped out of the large tent first.

The two of them understood Fei Jianguo too well; they could almost imagine what a thunderous rage would erupt once Fei Jianguo returned and learned of Luo Zhiyuan's "rash action."

"Let Shankou Ze in," Shankou Kazuo said, while the resentment in Shankou Nanami's eyes grew ever more intense, not knowing why her father believed this fellow.

Mercury had been confirmed, so Lei Da Chui locked his gaze on the most dazzling celestial body in the solar system—the sole star.

The beast smashed two consecutive punches, shattering that barrier wall to pieces, and stepped through in one stride—only to find a translucent, illusory giant net rushing toward it, enveloping it within.

Strangely, outside the roars blanketed the sky, countless living dead surrounded the Daoist temple so tightly not even a drop could leak through, yet they simply did not come in.

Although Chu Chen Yi felt it was very strenuous, he still calmly shook his head. In an instant he spat out another mouthful of blood and finally collapsed to the ground, unable to hold on. Liu Ruyun also caught up at this moment, looking at them with a cold smile.

Edmunsen was not faring well either; Selio's casual strike was entirely comparable to a typical legendary wizard's fourth-ring spell.

He felt the smooth walls around him—like a stream of energy, like the sensation of touching water, faint yet elusive, yet unable to penetrate through—very wondrous.

At this moment, the entire Mystical Realm of Langhuan Paradise sensed this vast aura, including those late-stage Divine Martial Realm experts guarding Langhuan Paradise, all of whom felt a sudden pang of heart-tremor.

"Right, that room is locked, can't see clearly inside, seems like what's enshrined isn't a deity statue," Ye Yunfan said.

At first it was just one or two scattered voices, then more and more lizardmen joined in the chorus, until the song resounded brightly throughout the entire cavern.

Continuous blue lightning streaked across the sky, striking the ground as if the heavens themselves had grown wrathful and were delivering their punishment.

Regarding this, Yu Tianhen did not say anything more, because the outcome was already decided. This emotional process could only be digested by Sun Liang slowly on his own; sometimes a man's growth cannot avoid this hurdle.

Hearing Cao Xuanran say this, Lin Dong did not harbor much suspicion. He himself was one of those most heavily poisoned, and cultivators never tell lies about such matters—otherwise, if hidden injuries truly remained and affected future advancement, who could they complain to?