Chapter 109: The Nine Chrysanthemums Sect
Once this sentence was spoken, everything became clear. Simply put, the Wei family was abusing their power, forcing people to buy and sell at their will, trying to acquire the entire street at an extremely low price. They monopolized all the businesses along this street. Anyone who dared to patronize these establishments would become an easy target.
That’s why, the moment Chen Yang walked in, Ning Meng asked a strange question.
No...
This was a sacrifice of the body to the sword, where both flesh and consciousness would merge into the blade. Combined with the Redborn Eye’s innate celestial spiritual power, everything became even more perfect.
“This is the last one we’re pursuing, right?” One of the Mist Ninjas looked at the resolute Kimimaro and laughed. He didn’t believe that Kimimaro, who had shown no strong combat ability until now, had the power to turn the tables.
Gray mist seeped into the purple sword lotus at a speed visible to the naked eye. The beautiful, dazzling purple light suddenly began to fade.
The next moment, Caitlyn saw a flash of light before her eyes and was astonished to find that Yasuo, who had been beside her just moments before, had vanished without a trace.
Throughout Soraka’s healing of Yasuo, Taliyah’s gaze never left him for a moment.
The subsequent conversation was simple, merely discussing the itinerary and assigning personnel. After all, someone needed to guard Tianhai City. The departure was naturally set for the next day, with Mount Tai as the destination.
Just like now, the sniper’s alert range needed to expand beyond three hundred meters.
Gao Tengfei frowned as he examined the house—a three-bedroom, one-living room, the most ordinary type of house.
In his view, if this wasn’t a trap, then Lin Zheng was warning him, trying to show what would happen if he greedily took the other party’s money. This was something he could accept.
In the original story, Minato Namikaze and Kushina Uzumaki were pierced by the Nine-Tails’ sharp claws while protecting Naruto because their chakra was completely depleted.
“But all of this is over now! The home planet of the Roka Star has already been utterly destroyed, and they have no base of operations left,” Ye Bingning said as she walked beside Lin Ming, admiring the beautiful scenery of the city together.
“Alright, we’ll call her Lele. Once the child is born, you will become my Imperial Noble Consort, alright?” Feng Qianzhan didn’t want to appoint a consort hastily this time; he would wait and make a decision later, avoiding any rashness.
King Wei looked at her silently, then rose and slowly walked toward Nangong Luojing, his eyes shimmering with a faint glow.
He carried a massive green-furred zombie and, upon reaching Old Mo, casually dropped it to the ground. Though it was only about five meters tall, its weight seemed far heavier than its size suggested, causing the earth itself to emit a mournful groan.
Moreover, this matter was not so easily resolved. Shui Han’s team was in poor condition, with only one member, Alice, recently returned and uninjured. Yet she was not a combat type, and her mental attacks would not be effective against such simple-minded beasts.
I was both surprised and unsurprised. Surprised at what had truly happened to him, but unsurprised because his demeanor clearly indicated this wasn’t his first time here.
Anyone could step up to challenge, but only those who remained standing until the end could claim first place.
“I’m not drunk, not drunk at all. I can still drink more,” Gong Moli lightly pushed away Nurse Yang and stepped before Li Fei. She looked at her without moving, her gaze making Li Fei lower her head in embarrassment.
“The ancients said, ‘Isn’t it a pleasure to have friends come from afar?’ It seems I really must entertain these friends in person,” Shui Han said with a bitter smile. The problem was, everyone was in poor condition now. Originally, they thought a little time would be enough to recover, but time was not on their side.
Cutting open a person’s abdomen must be terrifying. Zhen Rong nearly fainted several times. She said it was solely thanks to the Western monks’ bravery, meticulousness, and composure that a life could be saved in such a situation. Without him, Xie Yujiao would have surely died.