Chapter 151: The Gloomy Swamp (Part 2)

Flying for nearly two hours, the butterfly finally came to a stop. Seeing an empty cave ahead, Dao Sansheng followed the soul butterfly inside.

"Xue'er!" He saw a young girl lying ahead. Her skin was fair and her legs were straight as she lay flat inside a pool of water, wearing a...

Doflamingo shared the same view; he had never imagined that an Admiral could emerge from among the Celestial Dragons. Moreover, no matter how much Marine Headquarters feared the Celestial Dragons, it was utterly impossible for them to let an incompetent good-for-nothing serve as an Admiral.

"Huh? You can tell that using Daoist magic or something?" Old Tang chuckled with embarrassment.

Jin Ming and the others also rushed in, shielding us in the center. Five-colored divine lights flickered around us as we slowly ascended to the second floor. No fierce ghosts were seen haunting the place; ordinary fierce ghosts would not dare to easily mess with us.

All the fire talismans struck the carcass beast. The talismans adhered to its body, burning fiercely until the carcass beast was transformed into a creature of fire.

Qin Yongqi hurried back to the capital and just as hurriedly left, riding back to Hundred Flowers Town overnight to have Wanqing write an anonymous denunciation letter for him. Even if this failed to overthrow the Empress, it would at least uproot the Imperial Hospital—a nest of bastards who wore the guise of saving lives while actually killing people.

Algor was dragged forward face down, scraping along the uneven, rubble-strewn surface of the petrified island, leaving a trail of blue-green blood and a string of unconscious murmurs.

The very instant those words were spoken, the Tessaiga in his hand slashed through the air. A deafening explosion rang out instantly, and the sweep of his blade cleaved a deep fissure straight into the tree trunk.

Instead of sitting here wildly guessing without a clue, it was better to go and ask directly. Anyway, everyone who was supposed to come had already arrived, and there was nothing left to fear now.

Liu Tianhao took in the movements of all three men and chuckled to himself behind Dian Wei and Xu Chu, saying, "Yunchang, Zhongkang, E lai, do not be nervous. What I just said was merely a joke with Yunchang." With that, he tried to push past Dian Wei and Xu Chu to come forward, but found he could not budge the two men no matter how hard he tried, leaving him to smile bitterly to himself.

Qu You turned her head and generously returned the Ink Dragon Jade, negotiating amiably with Mo Langyue. Yet even as her words remained consultative, her actions were already underway as she moved a chessboard over from elsewhere.

"Ha, you're going to protect me?" Diaochan smiled. Though this younger sister was mischievous and playful, she was straightforward, kind-hearted, and deeply endearing.

Zuo Junlin's words sounded part admonition, part command. They made Gu Xinan extremely uncomfortable, as if he regarded Lu Xia as his exclusive personal property.

Xinan could not forget the terror Lu Cang had once inflicted upon her, yet she could not ignore the goodwill he was radiating at this moment. She picked up her bowl, took her first bite of the food, and then began shoveling it in large mouthfuls, entirely devoid of any ladylike grace.

Everyone inside and outside the hall—every single person who heard Liu Tianhao's words—saw their expressions shift dramatically.

"How long does a single course of treatment last, and how long does the effect persist?" that person continued to ask.

Tianming reached out and pulled the long sword stuck in the deck. His movement looked somewhat lazy, as if he lacked all strength! In reality, it was nothing of the sort; it was simply a state bordering on numbness.

That Zen staff seemed to carry the weight of a thousand jins, and the rushing wind it stirred up caused even the grass at Long Feiyun's feet to bow its head as if in fright!

Feng Tianming hastily buried the corpses. In truth, he utterly detested Wang Xiaoxiao and the others; even though they had betrayed him, he still could not bear to leave their remains exposed in the wilderness, for these people had once been both his subordinates and his brothers!