Chapter 205

202, List of Plague Form Seals (Supplemental Update, 1/1)

“How is this possible?!”

Xu Xiangfei’s face twisted into a grotesque snarl: “Why did you summon it?!”

“Axi” was a taboo he could never touch in his heart.

Who knew how many shadows this name had cast over him since childhood?

Though most of those shadows were self-inflicted.

He had believed Zhou Chang’s earlier words, truly thinking Zhou Chang had some connection to Axi.

Thus he now concluded it was

Bao Xin originally thought this was the shortest route to the allied camp, expecting to claim the first victory—but now the Xiliang troops hadn’t arrived, and it seemed his chance at that first victory was likely doomed.

Honglian Palace was a clandestine organization backed by the imperial court, home to countless martial arts masters and extraordinary individuals; the court could not possibly leave it uncontrolled. Previously, Jun Shili was a member of Honglian Palace, and his elder brother, Bi Hen, the commander, was its actual ruler.

Su Qingqing sighed helplessly; as soon as Jiang Luo stepped out of the room, she saw several brothers gathered around Feng Jiuyue.

After much effort, nearly every treetop was rigged with traps, each laden with tens of thousands of arrows, forming an aerial defense net.

After hearing this, Man Rou collapsed onto the ground. She had indeed handed Zhang Yi a package that day, and Li Fule had seen it—Li Fule had promised her he would never reveal it, yet now he had betrayed her.

The list was posted the next day. Everyone rushed to view it. Yun Haoxuan and Yun Haozhe went too. The three who earned top honors—zhuangyuan, bangyan, and tanhua—were overjoyed; Yun Haozhe and Yun Haoxuan, seeing they ranked first and second on the second list of jinshi, felt it was quite respectable.

Le Xiao spoke next: “Master, Sect Master, this is entirely my fault. If I had stopped my junior brother, this wouldn’t have happened.” His tone brimmed with regret.

Zhang Zexi was lost in confusion; he truly wasn’t sure about this matter, mainly because Qi Qi’s attitude toward him was hard to read. Their relationship shifted after that late-night talk, but only a few days had passed since then, so he wasn’t certain. And Zhang Zexi himself mostly just acted on lust.

He had a straight, prominent nose, sharp brows and starlike eyes, and carried a large saber as he slowly walked out of Xinye City.

“You’re complaining?” Hua Sheng glared at the floating debris on the sea where Heitou had passed… Could this even be eaten?

Mixing these three, Su Su used her finger as a blade, sliced open her wrist, and let her blood flow freely, merging with the three treasures.

Yu Buqi examined the tea leaves closely. They were slender as silver needles, their rising mist resembling pine trees. He lifted the teacup, sniffed gently—the aroma was fresh, carrying an otherworldly grace. He took a sip: the tea was slightly bitter on the tongue, yet left a lingering sweetness that made his mouth water.

“Hehe!” Huang Dashao laughed, saying nothing, but from his expression, Li Ye instantly understood his meaning.

To be honest, Gao Jian didn’t recognize Wesley at first—Wesley was slumped weakly on someone’s back, looking nothing like a B-rank powerhouse. Gao Jian passed him by, about to move on, until a glance at the system prompt revealed Wesley’s name.

Fortunately, after the white-robed Daoist entered the tub, he didn’t struggle; for once, a look of confusion appeared on his face. Xue Hanjiang, seeing him sit motionless in the tub, sighed helplessly and picked up the bathing tools to scrub him.

Because Fang Leng had done this before—not once. Fang Leng, the human-shaped mobile pump, wherever he went, he sucked everything dry. When he was still a mortal, during the transformation of Fengshen Tomb, he used his unique constitution to drain away all the reincarnation energy leaking from the tomb.

Chen Liang, who had been misled by Xu Ang, sat under the tree thinking for a long time, then had another question—he walked over to ask Xu Ang, but when he reached the door and looked in, he froze in surprise.