Chapter 26
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The director cast a sidelong glance, observing Gan’s expression, while the two alternate actors on the video feed also stared intently at the pajama-clad star.
“Big brother, big brother, my legs are turning to jelly, I need to pee!” After sprinting over a hundred meters, with four hundred and fifty meters left to go before the enemy infantry line and only fifty meters from the enemy artillery, Crab lost his nerve and collapsed to his knees with a thud.
“Go,” and “Don’t go,” were the two voices that echoed from within. Naturally, the one saying “go” was Hao Ren, while the one refusing was Cai Xueying.
Gan Jing, a man who possessed no sense of shame, could no longer endure the repeated provocations. He took a bold stride forward, holding his mask in his left hand, while his right hand mimicked the hook gesture Hathaway had used earlier, returning the kiss in kind.
Before the pleas for mercy could leave his lips, they turned into screams. More and more people gathered behind, watching as Yan Yun brutally stomped on Phoenix’s limbs, one blow after another.
Zhang Yi immediately returned to the company command post. Situated on higher ground with an expansive view, it was an ideal observation point, reinforced with massive bricks and a sturdy framework of purlins and rafters.
Zhang Yi could only handle her by grabbing her buttocks firmly, and when his head pressed against her ribs, he suddenly twisted violently.
Though his name was Han Meng, he was no reckless man. He spoke respectfully, lowering his voice: “So you are General Zhao Yun. Please, show mercy.”
Lin Tingyu said nothing, frowning as he downed the wine in his cup. Although the swill tasted terrible, it was far better than the savage beatings, humiliation, mockery, and the forced consumption of filthy, rotten food he had endured at the hands of those people.
Finished, the two put their masks back on, lifted a corpse onto the dissection table, and began the dismemberment.
Yan’er immediately ordered an end to all reinforcements for Northern Han, commanding the assembled troops to hold their position in the Nanjing region for the time being.
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The Buddha frowned subconsciously, the murderous intent in his chest intensifying; regardless of the reason, Qin Yu had to die.
Suddenly, Qin Yu raised his hand and gripped the air; the withered vine snake, which had been hurtling toward him, fell into his hand as if throwing itself to its death.
After speaking, Zhang Ran walked back toward the training equipment. Watching his retreating figure, the members resting on the ground slowly climbed to their feet and followed him.
His weight, carrying the scent of a man and a faint trace of lavender, pressed heavily down upon her.
Gu Mei’er’s pretty face blossomed into a smile, her charming eyes shimmering with moisture, as she cast occasional glances toward VIP room number three.
When her father’s cool fingertips brushed against her leg, Wanqing recoiled in haste, as if she had only just realized that most of her legs were exposed.
Yun Duoduo did indeed harbor thoughts of returning to work at the company. She had once thought that a life of luxury, where one only needed to open their mouth to be fed and reach out to be clothed, was the most wonderful thing in life.
Because of the connection between Liu Yue and Pei Wufu, Anthony had previously reviewed Pei Donglai’s file and seen his photo, engraving his appearance deeply into his mind. Seeing that the person on the video call was indeed Pei Donglai, he was momentarily taken aback.
She did not dodge or parry, taking the full force of Bastian’s berserk strike. Even with her secret technique, "Nirvana," she was still severely injured. In fact... had Pei Donglai not used his internal energy at the critical moment to help her catalyze the medicinal power and spread it throughout her body, her meridians, bones, and internal organs would likely have suffered irreparable damage.
The artillery battalion commander muttered to himself, while Lin Yu’s face turned bright red. To miss such a massive "turtle shell" target so badly was a great loss of face. He roared at his gun crew, then extended his thumb, beginning to mutter to himself as he calculated the adjustments.
At this moment, the thirty-two members of the organizing committee, led by Shahin, promptly ordered the helicopters to descend, sternly informing the various special forces teams that they had half a minute to exit the aircraft, pushing the tension to an unprecedented level.
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Upon hearing the sound, and having never encountered such a scene before, the already nervous Lu Huazi felt his legs tremble, nearly tripping over a facility near his feet.
Meanwhile, in Jishi City, which was increasingly taking on the appearance of a major metropolis, Gao Yuan received the report from the Hetao Plain and burst into laughter. Xu Yuan was truly a man with vision.
“Fine, let our successors fight in twenty years’ time. I guarantee you will lose miserably.” Feng Xian was no fool; he had no successor, but by setting the date twenty years ahead, he gave himself time to find one, train them well, and ensure he would not necessarily lose to Mo Sangsheng’s successor.
In an instant, the group led by Xu Wanshan began to move, charging toward the back of the mountain. Xu Wanshan’s bodyguards led the way, with Xu Wanshan and Xu Ying shielded in the center, while the core members brought up the rear.
“You must still remember that year when Wang Xiao sacrificed his life to buy time for Wang Jian to lead tens of thousands of Great Qin soldiers into the desert, never to be seen again, right?” Lu Chao asked, prodding the glowing embers.
Everyone present nodded in agreement. It was true; those on the Wuwei Realm were objects of worship for all, and how could mere mortals speculate about them so casually?
A man in his early twenties walked down the stairs step by step. Clad in black, he possessed a steady demeanor, a calm attitude, and sharp eyes, with an aura of immense power radiating faintly from him.
At the same time, Andy looked into the sky and spotted two unidentified objects. Using a magnifying glass, he discovered they were two NPC pets flirting, though, of course, it was not true affection.