Chapter 448: The Wolf Lord Arrives (Requesting Monthly Tickets!)

Enter the steppe.

The thousand-li journey took Dou Changsheng ten full days.

He walked exactly one hundred li each day—never more, though even with constant delays, he finally reached Feiyan Pass; beyond this pass lay the steppe.

Gazing at the towering fortress ahead, Dou Changsheng longed to delay further, but he knew it was impossible; he had arrived at Feiyan Pass today precisely because he received pressure and a secret warning—otherwise, with Dou Changsheng’s nature, he would have dragged it out longer.

Her face was especially grim, as foul as shit-colored, utterly stinking—this was vastly different from Gu Meng, who, even on her worst days, always wore a smile.

Soon after, the gate opened, and a graceful figure walked in slowly; her features were delicate, her face weary and gloomy.

“General, you’re mistaken—today is Ganmian Festival!” the subordinates waved their rolling pins.

The camera shifted to Chen Xing, who stared intently at Zhao Dan, his expression calm, as if carefully observing something.

Back then, I returned westward with my sword, basking in endless glory, hailed by countless others as the “Eastern Shield of the Nation.”

Zhou Zhou counted aloud, jabbing fingers at people as he walked toward the intensive care unit; no one could stop him—all who approached him turned to stone.

Because this was a secluded paradise within the cultivation world—though only for those cultivators still burdened by desires, emotions, and warped values.

Even a clean official finds it hard to settle family disputes; the Empress Dowager now could not fathom what had truly happened between these two children—there must be some reason.

“Lord Aister, shall we go see the territory of the Alpha Church State?” After Aresia made this suggestion, Aister fell silent for a moment, then gave a slight nod.

“Huh? What just happened?!” Yeye, startled by the voice, looked around frantically, then spotted the dagger stuck in the carriage.

The earth was riddled with bottomless chasms—some spewing dark red lava, others shrouded in black mist, their interiors entirely hidden. These chasms were like wounds, splitting the land into fragments.

“Fine, I’m sorry, I won’t rush you anymore.” Han Lingxin had been utterly miserable these past days—unable to eat or drink, his mind consumed by thoughts of that monkey and Zhu Bajie.

“But in truth, I brought this on myself—if I hadn’t injured that guy Long San up there, you might not have come to block me. Now I’ve already taken the Demon Elixir to boost my strength!” A venomous scorpion smirked bitterly, suddenly realizing he always did unnecessary things.

Swort, upon hearing this, rolled his eyes at the last moment, feeling a wave of helplessness—what does this have to do with me?! The thought flashed through him, then vanished beneath the storm of sand.

“I’m telling the truth.” Lu Tianyu spoke with confidence, yet secretly doubted whether his expression had betrayed him.

Giant bubbles surged across the entire Crystal Lake. The lake’s beast, provoked, suddenly thrashed its body, unleashing a deafening roar; the Crystal Venomous Snake slammed its massive form against the lake’s surface and shot out in a wild explosion.

Hearing the calm voice behind her, Kato Yuki’s slender frame trembled violently; she stopped, turned around, and stared at Uragawa Hakusawa in utter disbelief.

The two passed through the forest and emerged into an open meadow. On a slope ahead, a battle between animals and plants was indeed unfolding.

At this moment, sensing the sword intent radiating from Min Kuangyi, this prejudice was utterly shattered.

Li Cha took out some dried meat, warmed it with magical flame, and ate it with plain water for dinner. Caesar pulled out a bento and ate with Miyu Eien; on matters like this, he always insisted on comfort over convenience.