Chapter 113: The Arrival of Fat Chirp

A small bird, engulfed in flames, struggled within a cloud of purple miasma, letting out mournful cries. Dao Sansheng shook his head, finding the sight of the pathetic little creature rather amusing.

He wondered whose foolish bird had wandered into this place; it was just as dim-witted as its master, reminding him of that last time...

The man in the silver robe gazed directly at Bai Yun. Though neither spoke, the unspoken understanding between them was clear in their eyes.

After helping Bear A sit down, Bear B began using his walkie-talkie to communicate with the others, seemingly reporting the situation with Bear A.

"Mother." As Yin Hui stood lost in thought, Murong Gu, now washed and dressed, emerged from the hall to pay his respects.

And so, it is said that people must be well-matched in social standing and share similar values to get along.

Wang Mang’s zombified body was pierced through by the sword energy; suffering unprecedented damage, he could not withstand the force and was sent flying backward.

The young man wore a center-parted hairstyle that reached just to his chin. His eyebrows slanted upward, and his eyes were full of vigor. Clad in black, his physique was imposing—a practitioner clearly focused on physical cultivation.

On the rock wall beside the gate, there was a metal slot. Yue Tianxiong inserted the key and gave it a turn; the gate let out a deep rumble, then began to slowly lift.

Heavy footsteps echoed through the dense, fog-filled forest, striking terror into the hearts of those who still lived.

Before dawn the next day, Bai Qingbo set out without telling a soul, traveling all the way to L County to stay with his elder sister, where he remained for over half a month.

As it turned out, Ma Wan had been too arrogant and underestimated his opponent. Ma Chao skewered him with a single thrust of his spear, then, with a fluid motion, decapitated him.

But things often take an unexpected turn! Just as I sat on the ground feeling a sense of relief, the man in the leather jacket actually returned. Perhaps fearing an ambush or another attack, he hovered at the doorway, peering into the room with only half his face visible.

Defeating Fang Baijia was not a difficult task, but overcoming Zhuge Ke—that was the true challenge.

It was a person I never could have expected, yet when I thought about it later, it made perfect sense.

The Three Kingdoms nuclear war involved multiple waves of launches, all met with retaliation from underground silos and submarines. When the nuclear exchange concluded, the Earth’s sky turned completely black, and aside from a few surviving immortals, all life was extinguished.

Though Long Jianfei was a veteran of countless battles, he was wary of an opponent with such a build. The bloodstains on the arena floor had been wiped away, yet a faint scent of iron lingered in the air.

The two traded blow for blow with sufficient force, and with a resounding boom, their iron fists collided. Both Pei Jinyuan and the monk Tianlong retreated three steps; the bluestone beneath their feet shattered into fragments, and the sleeves of their robes were shredded by the sheer intensity of the impact.

In his youth, he too had experienced a passionate, whirlwind romance, but the final outcome was far from satisfactory.

Just as I reached the peak of my excitement, Ma Yike suddenly cried out, looking at me with an expression of unprecedented terror.

Yu Fei guided this surge of spiritual energy, now many times more potent, and began to circulate it through his body.

"However, I checked, and it appears someone drugged them," Zuo Qingyun added, fearing a misunderstanding.

Upon arriving at Yongle Village, Chen Fei took Li Shimin to his manor. All the sweet potatoes were stored there, covering the floor by the thousands, leaving Li Shimin clicking his tongue in amazement.

Elder Han asked with a sinister tone, while the skeleton warriors stomped their feet in unison, their massive eyes locked onto Qin Yi, ready to launch a fierce assault at any moment.

He stepped aside to let Sun Shining see, keeping one hand on her the entire time for fear she might lose her footing and fall from the roof. Following his guidance, she pressed her eyes close to the object. The bead seemed to possess the effect of expanding and magnifying her vision; despite the distance from the roof to the ground, it felt as if she could simply reach out and touch it.