Chapter 125: Failed to Hook Zhou Chengli, Caught Min Xianshu Instead

Wen Ni quickly grabbed Lin Luo, startled. "Don't go causing trouble."

Lin Luo chuckled. "I'm just kidding. I don't even have Zhou Jingyi's number, so how could I call him?"

Wen Ni: "..."

Wen Ni snorted.

That evening, the two of them went out for dinner together.

Wen Ni spotted Jiang Shaozhang, whom she hadn't seen in a long time.

Jiang Shaozhang was with a girl.

"Those who surrender go to that side. As for those who don't, you know the consequences." Liu Shuang pointed toward one side of the corridor, his sharp gaze sweeping across every face like a razor-sharp blade.

Leaning against the tree trunk, Ling Jiantong cast furtive glances at the barbarian who was fast asleep on a boulder. The thick rope binding her hands was already mostly frayed through. She had to make her escape while he was still sleeping soundly; otherwise, it would be disastrous if she were discovered.

The Jade Emperor and Liu Shuang both turned their gazes to the speaker. It turned out to be the Barefoot Immortal, who was holding up his right leg. That massive foot was indeed his right foot.

Watching Zheng Xiujing walk toward him, Xing Yue leaned against the corner with a mischievous smile still lingering on his face, his eyes fixed intently on her body.

"Alright, I know you're scared to death of her, but our current situation is also very difficult. Why don't we consult the Demon-Sealing Emperor first to see if he can get her to release the captive?" Tian Xiaoli said helplessly.

The more she acted this way, the more it proved she was feeling guilty. Naturally, Wang Dong would not hand the leverage back to her so easily. He leisurely rolled up the paper, making it look as though he intended to take all the evidence with him.

In the midst of his slaughter, Li Yi felt a sudden, inexplicable jolt in his heart. A wave of unease spread from the depths of his soul, instantly washing over his entire body.

"Likewise," Zhang Xuan said with a faint smile. The giant wolf lunged directly at Videsnan, while countless cannon barrels materialized in the surrounding space, aiming at him. This was the very air cannon the giant wolf had used during its battle with the Blade-Scythe King.

Still, this Boundless Heavenly Venerate really did resemble Beauty Jin. With this thought, Tanluo turned to look at the inner disciples lining both sides of the main hall. Logically, Chenfang Jin should have been sitting with Mu Ziye and the others.

Zhu Wei was deeply resentful. Such a defeat left him with a sense of helplessness, as if he had strength but nowhere to apply it. He loathed this feeling, one he had never experienced in all his years of growing up.

Long Xin snapped his eyes open. The giant wolf vanished instantly, and the figure of the bronze-masked man reappeared in his line of sight, shifted just a few centimeters from where the wolf had vanished. That experimental slash just now had indeed sliced through the illusion the opponent had cast.

However, as the red light faded, a bizarre phenomenon occurred on the unicorn. Crackles of red lightning began to swirl around its horn, while a red glow lit up in the mist and clouds above it.

Left with no other choice, Jiang Haoran had to walk along the River Styx, wanting to see what lay at its end.

Gong Weiguo remained unperturbed, showing no surprise at the earth-shattering revelation Doctor Strange had delivered so bluntly.

*Boom!* A violent shockwave erupted from the distant sea. The raging fire had reached the gunpowder aboard the ship, and the massive explosion tore right through the mist, sending a surging wave that propelled the raft forward. A plume of black smoke rose into the sky from the shipwrecked waters, only to dissolve along with the mist.

Piranha and Sun Rifeng shared a smile. It was actually quite nice for team members to tease and banter with each other like this, but the grim doubts of reality would eventually drown out their laughter.

Aside from that, further details—such as when the angels would deploy to Earth, how many troops they would send, and who would hold command—kept the three parties in deep discussions throughout the entire night.