Chapter 68: Yue Feng on the Verge of Disappearing
"Ye Feng, if you kneel, I will never forgive you for the rest of my life!" Su Manman felt a warmth welling up in her heart when she saw that Ye Feng was willing to kneel for her, but she didn’t want him to do so. After all, a true man should only kneel to the heavens, the earth, and his parents!
Not far away, the Fire Wolf Woman, having heard Ye Feng's words, suddenly burst forth with strength, knocking the Black Widow unconscious with a swift kick. She rushed to Ye Feng's side and whispered softly: ...
"A realm that even the Sea Emperor cannot comprehend?" Wang Zheng's expression grew grave. Although there were always giants to bear the weight of calamity, this piece of news still gave him a start.
Liliya had once witnessed Danmarina’s process of refining Mirror Silver Essence back when she was still a student—it really was as effortless as reaching into a pocket and taking something out. No matter how many times she recalled it, she was always filled with envy.
Of course, he also realized that there must be some sorcerers within the Sorcerer's Guild deliberately leaking information. Otherwise, these non-professionals, no matter how privileged their status, could never so easily acquire so much intelligence.
It must be remembered that in the Primordial Age, even the most powerful of the innate beings were only at the fifth tier. In that era, the feeble human race was little more than food for the strong.
Upon learning this news, the first thing he thought of was his own situation. He had never been content to remain a mere puppet. Now, with such a golden opportunity presented to him, he would not let it slip by. From now on, he would slowly begin to seize power in the Divine Realm, and never again be satisfied with being a puppet.
"Teacher, may I take on a mission?" Passing by the hall’s mission board, Abel remembered the soul-grass mission numbered 388 and asked.
In the past, as the leader of the Twelve Sacred Guardians, no matter when or where, others always looked at him with respect.
As the dagger was about to injure Murong Qingyan, who could have expected that she would simply turn to the side, deftly avoiding the attack, then reach out and seize Hong Yun’s dagger-wielding hand, twisting it forcefully. The dagger clattered to the ground, and Hong Yun was struck down by Murong Qingyan.
A hint of joy flashed in Li Meng’s eyes, but her expression remained carefully neutral, as if she were observing Meng Si’s reaction.
Amidst the discussions, someone quietly downloaded the video and uploaded it to the players’ forum.
On the wall of the deep, circular well, there was a half-closed bronze door. Pressing close to the door, Chu Yue slipped inside. Instantly, his vision brightened, and everything became clear.
An overwhelming emptiness swept through Weier’s body and soul, as if the force drawing upon him could strip away his very spirit.
These words made Tangtang’s eyes flicker. She knew that she had lived too comfortably lately, her abilities far too weak to be of any real help. Yet she could not accept merely watching her beloved elders, siblings, and juniors go off to fight while she remained in the rear.
Lidao took a deep breath, put down the half-eaten provisions, and elegantly wiped his mouth with a napkin.
Still, what Anxing had just said about the strength of the Nether Organization was alarming. How could there be so many high-level dark trainers? Where had these people been hiding? Why had no one ever heard of them? Could there really be so many willing to remain hidden and never reveal their names?
"I suspect that Keiko井左原 is now considering how to end this match," Cast replied.
Just then, chaos erupted on Autumn Leaf Island—a chorus of agonized screams reached the red-haired man's ears, and a look of delight appeared on his face.
"Something’s not right. This isn’t a naturally formed storm; someone must be deliberately sabotaging our efforts." Zhou Cheng’s expression was strange as he spoke. He had already found something amiss, but sensing no trace of dark elf energy, he had said nothing—until now.