Chapter 33

Filha do Vilão Wei Haoxian 2259 words 2026-08-05 03:28:43

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Mu Heyan also knew that the curtain was far from ordinary. He had been too close. Even though he had used his unique teleportation ability to evade it, a little of the black liquid had still splashed onto him. Seeing the skeletons scattered across the ground, he could not help feeling a lingering fear.

With that thought, Liu Shaoyang immediately signaled Wei Xu to keep watch outside the room, then began searching the sleeping burly men one by one for the antidote.

At that moment, Mo Ning’s aura at the peak of the True Condensation Realm surged into the sky. Powerful waves of divine sense surrounded him, reaching a level that even surpassed the peak of the Talisman Realm.

When they emerged, countless supreme experts and prodigies inside the palace were still staring at the crystal screens. Their faces were filled with shock and horror, and they were completely stunned.

Everyone was somewhat surprised. The family teams that had been watching from behind had now gathered at the entrance to test it, but no matter how they tried, they could not get inside. Even the mental ability users probed it with their minds, and some attacked the entrance with their abilities, yet still no one managed to enter.

After this enormous beast was resurrected, all seventy-two of the giant beasts in the main hall came back to life.

Admittedly, some of these poisons were indeed against the natural order. However, there were absolutely not many innocent people in the cities he had conquered. Thus, he naturally felt little pressure, and the old man was rendered speechless by his leisurely attitude at a time like this.

“Yes, Commander.” Without the slightest hesitation, even though the captain’s order meant that most of the officers and soldiers aboard the warship had effectively been sentenced to death, they would never question such a decision.

Under this overwhelming force, even the Golden Wolf, whose cultivation had reached the Lord-Level, was utterly unable to resist. It was crushed to death on the spot, blasted into charcoal by the terrifying power of lightning, with wisps of blue smoke rising from its corpse.

“Clang, clang, clatter, clatter.”

At the forge, Shi Leilei was drenched in sweat as she strained to hammer the mineral with all her might. Every blow sent violent tremors through her arms. Fortunately, she had practiced the Profound Body Art, so her physical strength and stamina were both quite good. Otherwise, she would not even have been able to lift this hammer, specially made for refining weapons.

Feng Wuhan and his group had already reached the outer city of Falling Blossoms Academy. From afar, they could see the uniforms of five academies. Apart from the two top powers, the other three were also famous schools ranked among the best on the continent.

Today she was wearing a tight-fitting skirt and a pink ice-silk blouse. The fabric hugged her figure closely, making her hips look like a ripe, half-mature peach, full and shapely.

Just as Wang Nanbei thought the other party would not call back, the satellite phone rang for the third time. Judging from the persistence with which the other person kept calling, he truly seemed determined not to give up until he reached the Yellow River.

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The reason was that, at the beginning, I saw that simulators were popular, so I impulsively decided to use one as the framework.

This time, the field of view was extremely narrow. Only a small area was illuminated; everywhere else was pitch-black.

Luo Feng turned and walked away. Luo Luo pouted, but she did not dare follow him. The key was that her sister had grabbed her hand.

“It’s fine! I can still fire a gun with my right hand.” Southwest naturally knew what Wang Nanbei was thinking, so he gave a somewhat self-mocking smile before speaking.

The Dark Final Bodies each possessed their own ultimate calamity authorities. With a mere lift of the hand, they could summon wind and rain; with a single step, they could bring thunder crashing down upon the earth. Mythic power descended and erupted again and again. Their existence was so overwhelming that, even in a religious tale, they could serve as the backdrop for a deus ex machina.

What especially caught Ao Ye’s attention was the other person’s long hair. Although it was tied into a ponytail, it was astonishingly black, smooth, and beautiful.

“Although we do have some cooperation with Cha Yi, I still hope you will verify this information thoroughly. It may be of some help to us in the future,” Kenji Watanabe said in a conciliatory tone.

The place where Tang Zeng now stood was indeed a reef. The waves crashed against it with wild fury, their thunderous roar shaking everything around them. Yet the reef remained as firm as a rock, unmoving despite the ceaseless impact.

Since the Primordial Demons were advancing from south to north, there were relatively fewer of them on the northern side when the encirclement closed. If Zhao Hao was strong enough, breaking through there would be comparatively easy.

“But I don’t think so. I believe that this way of searching for love will lead me to my true love,” Lenny said with absolute certainty.

The other two were farther away and had fared somewhat better, but even for them, the impact was like being struck head-on by a train—far beyond what they could withstand. They likely had few bones left intact. Thus, when they fell from the wall, they could not stop vomiting blood.

These clones looked completely different from Liu Ning. Some had demonic horns, others had wings or four arms. At a glance, none of them resembled members of the human race. Instead, they were unmistakably fiends from the Demon Realm, their bodies shrouded in sinister demonic energy. Even Ling Mo might not have been able to see through them here.

“Ya Zhuoyan” hurriedly made a move. The gourd came to a halt over the surface of the lake without making the slightest sound, and they happened to stop directly in front of its mouth.

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As Jin Tiancheng spoke, he took something resembling a mobile phone from his pocket. However, its entire screen was shattered, and even the body had been bent to nearly ninety degrees. It was thoroughly ruined.

The reason Li Xiaoxuan was able to come to Earth this time was that her mother had truly run out of options. She could only try the impossible and treat a dead horse as though it were alive. Whether the prophecy was accurate or not, they had decided to take the gamble first.

She gazed at the Yun Corporation headquarters tower, which rose almost into the clouds, gritted her teeth, and called Yun Xiu.

That was what happened when one lived for a long time. Every now and then, a simple sentence or two could bring back countless memories of the past—and of many people who were no longer there.

This was the magical treasure he used most often. Chen Nan had seen him use it back in the Dead City, and its power had been astonishing. After his ceaseless tempering, it had already evolved from a tenth-grade spiritual artifact into a first-grade treasure artifact.

Hearing the words of the person before him, Duan Yuming raised an eyebrow and then looked the newcomer up and down.

Lin Aijia’s smile froze, and she felt deeply awkward. She opened her mouth, wanting to remind the young man—whose real name was Zhang Ao and whose actual position was the grade-level director—to say a little less.

“That’s right. I did say those things. What, are you afraid now? Afraid that I’ll harm your relatives and your lover?”

A man walked in at a leisurely pace, followed by two people wearing team uniforms.

The man surnamed Zhang naturally put on a polite smile as well and took the initiative to extend his hand. Although he had been rather indifferent toward the people at the previous table, Xia Long was a different matter entirely.

But every detail of Vayne’s response and mechanics, along with the scenes of her pinning Jarvan against the stone wall, resurfaced completely in Su Yunli’s mind.

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