Chapter 34: The Cunning Wolf King

Several more wolves drew closer to her in quick succession, forcing her to abandon the tree. Wolves could climb, and once they got too close, her bow and arrows lost much of their effectiveness. Glancing toward the tiger’s position and judging that the fight there would not end anytime soon, she knew she had to rely on her own wits here.

The wolf pack charged forward, and Shi Nianqing fixed her gaze on the lead wolf. Drawing her bow, she let loose a long arrow aimed straight at the beast’s eye.

Under Zhou Yi’s command, over two hundred men spent a full five minutes eliminating the ten boar-men guarding the cave entrance.

Music played and lights brightened, setting the scene as the youth gathering commenced in this vibrant atmosphere.

That sentence became the last words ever heard by a man who had spent his life mastering firearms, proud of his sharpshooting skills.

What truly shook the entertainment industry was the Directors’ Association’s announcement to overhaul their awards ceremony. They planned to add numerous technical categories, allow all Chinese-language films from the past year across three regions to be eligible, and hold the event around November or December, a significant departure from past traditions.

What others say about you is not the real you. The same eyes may see differently; the same mouth may speak differently. The same heart may think differently; the same money may be spent differently. The same people may live differently. In life’s journey, one must live authentically and with confidence.

The same morning at seven, after washing up, I went out with Hong Yi. On the way, he asked me what time I went to sleep. I said I forgot, probably around four or five in the morning. He said he hadn’t slept at all. When I asked why, he replied that he had napped too much the previous afternoon. I recalled feeling similarly exhausted and had briefly dozed against a chair that afternoon.

Thus, under Tang Huan’s leadership, key units from Pacific Telecom, Zheru Software, Fangyuan, and others swiftly dispatched elite forces to Anchorage.

“Thank you. It’s my honor, which means I’ve done a decent job,” Lin Yuquan said with a bright smile.

So, was it a German or Korean wine? It should be Korean, but it wasn’t very pleasant. I kept drinking it, not wanting to, but feeling thirsty and too lazy to drink water, so I settled for beer instead.

“So you’re just dismissing me with the word ‘accident’?” Mu He’s tone was sharp as he retorted.

But Ling Ling hugged herself tightly, her entire heart sinking into an icy abyss below zero. That man wouldn’t let go so easily—her intuition told her so.

Su Baibai was utterly broken by him, letting out a torrent of curses that spared no one, not even ancestors from generations past.

As Su Qian finished speaking, the entire martial arena erupted into a sudden clamor. At the same time, all eyes turned toward the three contestants in the selection area, each gaze filled with excitement, envy, nervousness, or admiration.

“Do you know what I want to say now?” At that moment, Jian Feiyang turned to Murong Feng, a faint light shimmering in his eyes, leaving others uncertain of his intent.

Xue’er could tell from Yaling’s expression that she was serious; she really couldn’t refuse this time.

In the blink of an eye, the three grew even more astonished. Half a month ago, extraordinary individuals hidden among the world had emerged, expelling demons and proving to the world the existence of people with supernatural powers.

Upon seeing Ye Tian arrive, there was initial surprise, but then a desire to avoid him as their gazes shifted away, showing none of the usual displeasure or resentment he encountered when skipping classes.

She simply didn’t want anyone to notice that the previous night she had been tormented by a certain man, and today she couldn’t even get out of bed.

“Pfft!” Although something seemed to block the attack, Mu Yi still coughed up a mouthful of blood—he had been struck by Liu Yu’s flaming arrow.

Luo Jin’s frail health stemmed from poison weakening his constitution since birth. Since Yun Yuan’s arrival, Luo Ying had remained vigilant against the major powers in the court. Previously, only the Rong family was impregnable; now even they were under her control. If the Pingxi Royal Mansion slipped from her grasp, it would be a costly loss.