Chapter 65: News of Manman

Yue Feng suddenly felt a chill on his neck. When he looked down, he saw a dagger pressed against it, though he had no idea when it had appeared. Terror gripped his heart, draining all color from his face until it was as pale as death.

“I... I know... I was wrong... Please, take the knife away!” Yue Feng stammered, barely able to speak. His legs trembled uncontrollably.

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“Chang’e, scan the data and build models of Earth after the impact. Create different models based on different collision points!” Hu Bo spoke abruptly. The experts who were visiting for the first time heard his words but couldn’t comprehend what he meant.

Zhou Tian didn’t pay it any mind. He tossed in another chip, this time worth a million.

“By the way, Hu Bo, could you tell us about your alloy? What exactly is it like?” Chen Qionghui looked at Hu Bo and asked.

Actually, even if He Rubin saw through it, Xia Tiannan didn’t care—after all, he would never risk being sunk at sea to return and rescue Guangzhou. By luring the imperial forces to Qiongshan, he prepared to bombard Guangzhou next.

The commentator on Flying Dragon’s homepage seemed only now to be energized, for just moments ago, Ye Chen’s name had been mentioned—which meant that our great Brother Chen was about to make his entrance.

This was something Mirage Dream hadn’t considered... Could the king still mobilize other branches of the military?

Though these decorations were set by Mirage Dream, even she had never seen such peculiar furnishings. The two of them admired the room’s arrangement with curiosity, entirely without a hint of sleepiness.

In truth, after witnessing the strength of today’s bandits, Meng Jingye no longer worried about those matters. With her abilities, guarding Jin County and keeping the bandits at bay would be more than enough! But she asked deliberately, only to change the subject.

The fishing boat rocked violently—far less comfortable than the vessel they had arrived on. But Zhou Guoxin and Old Jia felt at ease at last. After two days of relentless pursuit and constant fear for their lives, only now did the weight in their hearts lift. Both lay sprawled in the cabin, unwilling to move another inch.

The thinner man looked timid and didn’t dare utter a word until the uncle prompted him to speak.

The round stone was large, with a hollowed center like a natural basin, perfect for holding water. But if one tried to boil it over a fire, it wouldn’t heat up by nightfall.

In the next moment, Master Bai’s words made Zi Qing’s heart pound even harder.

Yu Yu now felt no jealousy or ambition for greater things; all that remained was a quiet blessing in her heart.

“Yes, everyone says the princess’s rules were unreasonable, that she was reckless with human lives...” In reality, the rumors were far harsher. Yuheng worried that if he repeated them, the prince would have him dragged out and executed, so he kept them to himself.

While I was unconscious, Lin Fengxian fed me something, which made my stomach hurt more and more as I walked, my whole body aching and weak.

A handsome young man in black, with features as beautiful as jade, appeared in the palace in a flash, standing protectively before Ujihan.

In the end, each of them took a jar, and none insisted the innkeeper send any dishes. Jokes were jokes, but they couldn’t be taken seriously. After a round of feasting and drinking, less than sixteen top-grade chaos stones remained.

At present, what captivated them most were the strange costumes and delicious foods. Having lived long in the immortal mountains, far from the mundane world, they felt full of anticipation.

The music continued. Mu Qingyao danced like a peacock, moving gracefully to the melody—her arms slender, waist supple, skirt swirling, posture elegant and enchanting.

Yet this moment, she truly wasn’t sleepy. Though she obediently nestled in Zhuang Hui’s arms, her thoughts wandered to the beautiful scenery she had recorded for him with her memory talisman.