Chapter 210

"Break the Mountain!"

The Prince roared out the words.

The giant blade swung again, wreathed in an aura of world-shattering force, slashing toward the players.

They had already fought dozens of rounds with the Prince.

Each bore wounds of varying severity, their faces etched with exhaustion.

Watching this utterly despairing scene,

the players gritted their teeth and continued dodging with every technique they had.

Yet even so, those with physical enhancement effects

"Congratulations, Sister Qingling—you've broken through to the Earth Immortal realm and become the peak master of Piaomiao Peak," An Ning smiled at Qingling.

"The lean meat left in the fridge has been there for two or three days—how can you serve stale ingredients to Mr.!" the old woman glared at the old man, furious at his attitude.

First he gathered the Five Elements talismans, then deliberately strengthened the 'Fire' talisman, and finally formed an electric talisman.

Song Ya felt no need to explain much on this matter, so he subtly steered the conversation back to the matter at hand.

Not one among them was weaker than Ao Kun or Fang Jue—Qin Lie's eyes narrowed slightly. Then, without hesitation, he shattered every single spirit stone in his Qiankun pouch.

The image passed over the river bend where the foreign girl had been found; only the roaring river still surged forward, the reeds along the bank taller than a man, the reeds by the water sparse and scattered, no trace of human presence visible. Only chaotic footprints remained on the sand, as if mocking the incompetence of Colonel Jin's men.

"If you hadn't been utterly wicked, burning, killing, and looting everywhere, I wouldn't have killed you today," Lin Qiu said, then left immediately. Lin Qiu did not uproot the Qiling Sect entirely—after slaying those utterly wicked individuals, he departed from the Qiling Sect.

As Nan Gong Mei'er was astonished, Lin Qiu swept his sword back in a horizontal arc. Nan Gong Mei'er cried out, her figure dissolving once more into nothingness.

He remembered that a certain ancient text in the Martial Hall had recorded this tree—it had appeared in the Ancient Divine-Monster Era, but became extinct after the Ancient War.

Her originally brown left eye had turned a sky-blue color. At the center of the pupil, vast expanses of dazzling light blazed like a galaxy.

This was evident from Yun Leng capturing him for experiments. After all, he and Yun Leng were sworn brothers—besides Long Yan, Lin Feng had been closest to him. Yet this man dared to capture even his best friend for experiments, revealing his madness.

Ye Suman was temporarily safe, and someone was holding the office, but her mind was restless—she couldn't sit still and went straight to the hospital to visit her teammate still lying there.

Thunderous spiritual energy coalesced into a purple bolt of lightning that struck the churning demonic energy; instantly, a horrific scream rang out, and the once arrogant demonic energy began to vanish as if encountering its mortal enemy.

Chen Fei pulled a bronze token from his chest—it bore a large character "Cheng," the token gifted to him by Cheng Yaojin, who had vowed that anyone in Chang'an who dared trouble him would think twice once he showed it.

After apologizing to each other, they awkwardly sat down to drink some milk tea, then returned home.

Advancement in martial cultivation was what they craved most, so they often remained hidden, dwelling in places rarely visited by mortals.

Su Sha Su Man stared at Ling Guan, who lay beside her, eyes fixed unblinking on the TV, utterly speechless.

Qin Tian had been blasted several zhang away by the spear, yet he showed no serious injuries.

Hou Junji was unlucky—his drunken slip of the tongue had been overheard by a secret agent, recorded, and delivered to Li Shimin.

As Qing Mu wailed in grief, the Seventh Prince was receiving the Fourth and Sixth Princes at the Wang Fu, who had come specially to show goodwill.

At the moment Xia Yenuo awoke, Hao Xin was arranging her new home. Since she had pushed for the move, their new home wasn't just poor—it was downright terrible.