Chapter 94: Perfected Whirlwind Leg Technique
In Qi Cang’s view, he had never clashed head-on with Jiang Cheng, and he had even said last time that he would go help them. He ought not to have been exposed yet.
After a wave of dizziness, Long’er came back to her senses. That was close. She glanced secretly at Hu Li and saw that her eyes were vacant and dazed. Startled again, Long’er sent a whispering message. “Hu Li, Hu Li, what’s wrong with you?”
It was somewhat similar to the condition of the sheepskin parchment, except that the parchment would fall into a deep sleep from time to time, but whenever it wanted to emerge, it always could.
Only after that round of attacks had fallen did Zhou Han once again take control of the Void-Dark Sky Wheel. With a mournful whirring sound, it arced through the air, blazing with intense golden light, and charged toward Hai Wusheng’s protective barrier.
The next day, just as the sun had barely lifted its head above the horizon, Nan Xun slowly awoke from the darkness of night.
Though he very much wanted to watch today’s match, learning martial techniques was more important. Zhou Han simply crushed the jade slip in his hand, and a streak of white light entered his mind, whereupon the circulation route of the technique appeared before him.
The King of the Eastern Hu still wanted to win over the Moon People. After all, if he hoped to sit securely on the throne of the great khan of the grasslands, then with the Moon People and the Xiongnu jointly supporting him, who would still dare oppose him?
Lin Lin was furious and could not understand why, now that the mastermind behind it all, Lin Xiaoming, had already been imprisoned, this man had still been killed.
“I had forgotten you knew summoning arts as well. Come with me.” Fang Ran waved a hand, and the two of them continued forward.
If the disciples from the Scarlet Yin Palace had not deliberately stirred up trouble just now, Jiang Cheng would honestly have been too lazy to bring this up.
“Hey, how can you just leave like that? I was still wanting to keep discussing the Dao with you!” Seeing Sun Li arrive in a sorry state only to slink away again, Ye Kai said smugly, calling out mockingly from afar.
Ni Yu looked at the gold and silver before her and suddenly thought of the dazed young nobleman she had encountered earlier. She could not help but burst out laughing. After having his money pouch stolen, he had kept apologizing all the while. He was truly foolish to the extreme.
The stars were set neatly among the crisscrossing black and white lines of the board, embedded there like pieces of starlight.
He would not send those three thousand people to their deaths, and he also would not say that Chen Tingzhu was cold and heartless. He knew where Chen Tingzhu’s heart lay, and what Chen Tingzhu feared most.
According to the hint from the Red Packet World System, Lin Ye could generate four red packets each day. He had already opened three that morning, leaving only the last one.
The two people in the tree were not sleeping deeply. When a burst of chaotic footsteps suddenly came from afar, they were immediately startled awake.
“Our Huang Dayun Restaurant is on the street next door. Why don’t we go there and talk while we eat?” Elder Zhan said, waving a hand behind him.
It was much like those videos all over the internet about never letting a man take care of a child. Lin Ye was also somewhat stunned.
“That child had studied dance for six years too, and his fundamentals are very solid. He’s a promising seedling. Who knows, he may make it someday,” Chang Li explained to Wang Tong.
He had known the old man before him for about ten years. The reason he could recognize him at a glance was simply that the old man’s eyes were violet, and he wore a proper Daoist robe. When he looked at people, he seemed like the spring breeze of the season itself, warm and pleasant.
Gong Rui froze. Qi Hao had written that out in ten minutes, and after that he had never even looked at it again. How could he possibly have memorized it? Was his memory really that formidable?
“It wasn’t anything too dangerous, just that I was ambushed by a leopard bear. Fortunately, I know a bit of the turtle-breathing method and managed to evade it,” Chai Fei said.
Who would have thought that merely taking on a mission and learning a cultivation method would make him seem as though he had been severed from the entire world.
Yun Chen, meanwhile, looked up thoughtfully. He could sense that from the moment the bus had driven onto the gravel road, a feeling of surveillance had instantly entered his mind.
Zet collapsed onto the deck, drenched in sweat and gasping for breath, his face lit with the relieved smile of one who had narrowly escaped death.
Though the two companies had been split apart, Helen Records was still, in theory, part of the Xinya Entertainment Group. The only difference was that their equity had been separated; in terms of operations, they still remained within the same corporate framework.
Night fell, bringing a cool chill. Inside a cave, a fire was lit, illuminating the interior. A simple roasting rack had been set over the flames, and upon it a whole leopard demon beast was being roasted. Beside it on the ground lay a black leopard pelt.
We went to an ordinary cafeteria. There were many students eating there. I found a window selling fried eggs and bought fifty of them. I wasn’t going to eat anything else; this would definitely be enough to fill me up.
Feeling waves of heat rush toward him, Liu Dingtian did not think much of it. He had once spent a long time at the bottom of magma, so this level of heat was not enough to trouble him.
Although many of the Mongol soldiers still wanted to kill the enemy and avenge themselves, some of the commanders and clan chiefs had already seen this, so they shouted loudly, telling their men not to scatter in their eagerness to fight. They should simply charge straight toward Beijing.
Even Nie Zhenxiong and Young Master Yunxiao could not hide their astonishment as they looked at the King of Jiangxia. It seemed that Old Master An was the true protagonist of today’s banquet. To be able to calculate people’s hearts so precisely, the tense atmosphere had already reached the brink of explosion.
What delighted him was that his own son had reached the master level and become the number one figure in the new generation of the martial world. Every father hopes his son will rise to greatness; how could he possibly not be happy?