Chapter 46 Value

Shi Chuchu almost instinctively wanted to use her hypnotic ability to forcibly reverse the situation.
Regrettably, her body was completely empty; that tiny sliver of remaining energy was barely enough to maintain her form, let alone support the execution of any skill.
The atmosphere in the room instantly plunged into silence, growing somewhat oppressive.
Galo stopped looking at her, leaning back slightly against the sofa with his fingertips gently pressing against his brow, clearly beginning to rapidly evaluate in his mind how to deal with this troublesome matter.
Kill her? No—
He had only wanted to control Carter earlier, but he never expected that Carter would use the Left Hand of Cain without hesitation, inflicting a fatal blow upon himself.
Wuchen also wore a face of complete bewilderment as he grabbed Wuxie, who was busy picking his ear, and leaped forward in pursuit.
"Lead the way," Changsun Changqing glanced at the servant trembling on the ground, and said leisurely.
A mouthful of fresh blood gushed directly from Gu Congling's lips, and the frost wings behind her shattered inch by inch.
As for the skill-transmission elder, it went without saying; looking at the irreparable scroll before him, he was struck dumb with astonishment and rendered speechless.
"A dying dragon still dares to spout such arrogant nonsense. A century ago we fought to a draw, but today I shall slay you right here." Aqi's voice was very calm, yet the murderous intent carried within her words was enough to make anyone not dare to underestimate her.
"What is it?" I was intently watching the performance of the Zhenniao when I heard him call me, and responded indifferently.
Hiding in a dark corner, she felt a surge of irritation, cursing Chen Yexian for being a fool and dragging her all over City A.
"Nonsense, you had already arranged for people to be on the ship, why bother putting up this act?" William said with a disdainful laugh.
Yu Hao's expression turned cold, and an invisible murderous aura permeated the air. The surrounding space seemed to grow icy cold, causing some members of the Dou Sect who were just about to make a move to retreat in shock, avoiding him from afar.
She had originally thought they would come pick her out for some fun, but this girl truly cared more about romance than friendship, casually dropping three words—"I'm busy"—before abruptly hanging up the phone.
"Ugh, it tickles..." Ning Yuanlan wanted to withdraw her hand, but Ling Mo raised his head, pulling her into his embrace. With his other hand, he instinctively lifted her chin and leaned down to kiss her.
Seeing her look as though she had no intention of paying him any mind, Jian Yiyang softened his tone once more, calling out her name.
It was like a magnificent, surging ocean suddenly plunging into dead silence; the waves and ripples within it all froze instantly, as if time and space had been paused.
"Sis, stop talking about this. You can discuss these things in private later!" Seeing people around them begin to cast curious glances and start whispering, Qi Ranjun did not want her to make a fool of herself, so he spoke up to dissuade her.
Yun Wu and Yun Yun watched with anxious hearts, yet they were utterly helpless, able only to continuously persuade him every day to eat a little something.
"What are you thinking about?" Li Moran appeared in the room out of nowhere, giving Ye Xiaomei a start.
This neither violated the teacher's wishes nor gave the other party a sense of reassurance, offering benefits at the appropriate moment rather than suppressing them blindly and driving someone to desperation.
Lying on her own bed, Li Moran quietly gazed at the ceiling, recalling everything from the previous night, and a smile unconsciously bloomed at the corners of her lips.
After calming down a little, she realized whether she had been worrying excessively. Perhaps he was simply picking fruits in a familiar place and was in no danger whatsoever. With a self-mocking smile, she returned to the cave, preparing to take a nap while waiting for him to return.
Liu Feng had never imagined that this matter would turn out so absurdly. Yet if he wanted to know how this situation should be addressed, his only hope was that they would not casually interfere, as doing so was entirely unfair to him.
Yet there was one thing: not a single person dared to absorb the spiritual pearls dropped by the monsters. It was like stepping into a fairy tale world; at that moment, the entire plaza was covered with glowing, shimmering, drifting, dreamlike spiritual pearls left behind by the fallen monsters.