Chapter 69: Divine Dragon Island

“Of course there’s something up!” Bai Bing glanced around, then deliberately lowered her voice, speaking in a conspiratorial tone. “Let me tell you, this is a secret—you mustn’t tell anyone else!”

Chen Yang only smiled without answering.

Bai Bing continued, “I know that recently there have been rumors of mermaids causing trouble on Shenlong Island, and some say they even eat…”

“How could I mistake you for someone else? In my life I’ve only ever bought one slave—burn you to ashes and I would still recognize you! I treated you with nothing but kindness, yet you ran away. Now you even dare to come back?” The plump girl grew angrier the more she thought of the day I jumped ship to escape.

They were acting on Wu Lanhua’s wishes; first, they found Leng Jiang, who was barely clinging to life. But regrettably, they never found Liu Tianze.

Yet for Wang Yong, such people were a real headache. The city was under martial law, and he couldn’t get out at all. If things dragged on, he couldn’t guarantee he wouldn’t be discovered.

Faced with this brazen and self-assured intruder, the man in glasses grew ever more curious about his identity. He didn’t even seem to care about the attempted assassination of the Empire’s governor—just who could this man be?

“What is this place?” Yun Xi asked him, only now realizing that Meng Hanting had never let go of her hand.

Song Bao’s face turned ashen. He’d come here to show off, but now what was left to boast about?

“To all those who love cars and drifting, hit that follow button now—don’t miss the coming clash where dreams meet reality!” Shen Yi concluded with a teaser.

Inside the protective barriers, many people soon realized that the monsters outside couldn’t break in, and they breathed a collective sigh of relief.

“Keke! Keke!” I frantically searched the alleyways for Yang Keke’s figure, but she was nowhere to be found. Only white chains suddenly flashed across the sky, followed by thunderous peals that shook the earth.

So Dan Xunfei dragged Liu Chengfeng aside, and Xi Ting couldn't help but hurry after them.

“What’s wrong with you now? You seem strange.” Guai Guai Tangyin still looked sulky, but now also wore a melancholy expression, leaving the two sisters utterly baffled—what was going on?

In "Water Margin," Wu Erlang killed Inspector Zhang, Drillmaster Zhang, and Jiang Menshen in the Mandarin Duck Tower, then fled, meeting Sun Erniang and Zhang Qing along the way. They disguised him as a wandering monk, and he walked about openly, perfectly safe.

“We’re not here to drink,” Luo Yusu declared in a low voice. “We’ve come to fulfill the contract. Bring out the manager. Tell her we’ve completed the assignment, and now she must keep her promise.”

Su Mu merely waved his hand, and a mighty divine force sent the man flying—a most astonishing sight.

Tang Yin knocked and entered. The place was spacious and tidy—well worth the money, it seemed.

Up close, their clothes were tattered, looking no different from beggars. At last, this trial had come to a perfect end.

“A sword?” She’d never imagined wood could be fashioned into a sword, but on closer look, it truly resembled one.

Gu Jiuchen was highly attuned to emotions. At a glance, he sensed that Gu Qinghe’s state was off.

The ancient emperor of Zhenhai had specifically named a day to meet him. He couldn’t refuse, for if he did, the other not only had the strength to kill him, but also a perfect justification.

The high priest’s face changed abruptly. He hurriedly waved his staff, and the clear sky suddenly erupted into a torrential downpour.

Yan Xue lied without a blush or a heartbeat, not even blinking. Since she loved Gu Ruocheng, it wouldn’t hurt to shield him from a few would-be lovers.

Xiao Powang had now broken through to the peak of the Fusion stage. With him there, the Dao Sect’s strength was ensured, and it would deter anyone with ill intentions. Even if the Sword Sect made a move against the Dao Sect, Xiao Powang alone could hold the line.