Chapter 169: Qi Hui Can Do It, So Can I!
"Huh? Me?" Qi Hui's face went blank with confusion.
Being suddenly called out, his heart clenched tight... Could it be that my slacking off was discovered? It couldn't be, right?
Besides, I'm not really a new recruit, so slacking a bit shouldn't matter, right?
"Yes, you!" Wang Hong's face darkened: "Aren't you a special forces soldier?"
"Lone Wolf Team B, the elite of the elite among special forces—let's see what you've got!"
"Reporting, I'm Jiang Xiaoyu!" Qi Hui completely ignored his provocation.
The moment these words came out, the Ancestor's Spear twisted violently, a wisp of black qi rose from it, then it quietly stilled, held in Li Muyang's hand.
"How could this be..." All the intruders' heads drooped at once. Every single one of them had been willing to dirty their own hands to protect the hostages up until today, and the news that the hostages had long since left this world dealt a blow to their hearts that simply could not be measured.
In front of the Fourth Division's gate, Unohana Retsu led Duke past... yes, walked straight past the entrance without stopping, heading directly down another path.
The taunting words were merely garnish; Rod didn't even expect the Watcher to understand them—by the time the provocation was uttered, three fireballs had already flown silently toward the Watcher.
After the soldiers of Enroth recovered their stamina, they sprinted all the way, and the pursuing Iron Blood Knights chased them through half the night without catching up.
Bai Ling didn't understand, and didn't want to understand. In any case, this was just how her lord was—his mouth always ran wild with nonsense. As long as everyone grasped the meaning, the rest didn't matter.
As a result, the moment Guo Jia spoke, he immediately realized the enormous mistake in his own decision he had just made.
"An ominous aura?" Liu Xing asked Azazel. One more piece of intelligence now meant one more assurance of completing the mission; any existence capable of dealing with Ophis, he did not believe could be handled easily.
Verus suddenly coming to his senses left Rod somewhat awkward and surprised. He blinked, looked at the resolute-faced Verus, and then suddenly understood the crux of the matter.
On the high platform, Elder Huang Shu swept a glance over the disciples below; the crowd immediately felt an aura of majesty seep through their entire bodies, and everyone fell silent.
At first, no one refused him, but after he came in, he actually poisoned everyone. At the time, a ritual was being held, and nearly all the men in the village were up in the mountains. In less than a shichen, nearly all the men in the village were dead.
Zhou Yun couldn't help being stunned, thinking to himself that this incense-testing instrument was truly spiritual—to be able to deduce from just this wisp of fragrance that the incense came from the heavens rather than the mortal world.
The two guards clearly hadn't expected Murong Cuihua to suddenly attack; their figures shot backward, and they whipped out their phones as their qi surged explosively, radiating intimidation.
In an instant, the vast white space quietly shattered, as if the entire world were wavering illusorily within ripples of water. Finally, the empty white space vanished completely, replaced by the Refining Demon Plaza.
East Third Tiger was close by and nearly got flipped into the pool; he dug his ten fingers into the ground, snarling as he stubbornly resisted.
Li Yu said, we're going to rescue them right away, but before that, I must do something. Saying this, Li Yu first handed a True God King Healing Pill to Zi Yu, saying, take this pill first to recover.
And what was even more detailed were the various matters with Su Qian—the details were simply beyond Ning Tao's belief.
"No, my matter can't wait three days; in three days it'll fall through. I have to go in today, otherwise I'll go ask someone from the city to help." Hearing the township head say this, Zhou Yun also grew anxious.
This was the reason Gu Bei acted so recklessly. Even tigers don't eat their cubs—even an overlord figure like Jin Jingping couldn't escape this old saying. No matter how excessive Gu Bei's actions were, they were all for the sake of his only son Jin Shengze, which guaranteed that in his contest with Jin Jingping, he wouldn't suffer Jin Jingping's retaliatory strikes.
Early the next morning, long queues formed outside the Shi family's gate and outside the place where the Xia family army had been stationed the night before.
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