Chapter Forty-Five: Never Forget to Protect (Final Chapter)

The older one gets, the wiser one becomes; the older the ghost, the more cunning its schemes. Though this was Chu Mo’s first encounter with Ouyang Yuanzheng, he could clearly sense the slyness of this old fox. Lin Mianmian frowned, just about to speak, when the young master addressed as “Heir” interjected once more.

As a head popped out from the rooftop, Tang Qian witnessed a scene that made his eyes nearly burst from their sockets. According to Luo Yi’s plan, once the objective conditions were laid out, cooperation with Mie Mo was essentially a foregone conclusion.

Tang Qian’s aim was to frighten them off. He had said it himself: unless you take a risk, you’ll never know the extent of your own potential. Enter the mountains! Become a hunter! Survive in the wilderness! Wasn’t the distant Mian Mountain the perfect place for that?

But matters did not unfold as he had hoped. When the black mist arrived, the Xuan Shui Blackback Turtle immediately sensed something amiss.

Terrifying—just by approaching, it had already begun to affect him. If it weren’t for the awakened one within him, he might have ended up just like those creatures.

The next moment, the metal monster withdrew its telekinetic force, retracted its sharp claws, and with a bullet punch, sent the soccer ball hurtling away.

She mused that, given the time, she might even be able to create a comic book herself. Perhaps she could advance the domestic comics industry ahead of schedule, maybe even surpass the international standing of that famous comics nation.

Red Bean felt that, after all her experiences, she’d ended up with the label of “troublemaker” pasted firmly on herself.

From a technical perspective, this description fundamentally aligns with the spatial jump mode used by the ships crafted by the great masters; the only difference lies in the vastly superior methods they employ to harness stellar energy.

Moreover, every air-to-ground missile could be fitted with different warheads according to operational needs, making their attacks all the more varied.

But where could one find the dignity to accept this? In truth, the atmosphere was quite entertaining—like watching a match, devoid of malice, mostly playful.

Having personally founded Planet No. 2, from the first life form to now, it should have been over a million years—by human reckoning, truly ancient times.

Mo Zi Qi, speaking with a mysterious connection to the battle at the Liang King’s residence, grew agitated, her heartbeat losing its rhythm.

Eventually, the ship reached speeds exceeding three hundred thousand kilometers per second, ceased accelerating, and began cruising steadily into deep space. At this rate, it would reach the region of the Three Constellations Map in less than four days.

Thus, after his rebirth, Chu Cheng’s self-created four-dimensional swordsmanship still bore traces of the Temple Sword Technique.

“Me? Uncle?” Liu Lang was utterly speechless. He and Wen Jiu were of the same generation; even if he wanted to be her elder, he’d have to consult their parents first.

Does Infinite Gravity Group not possess more advanced satellite communication technology? Impossible! Their internal communications system is at least ten years ahead of other nations. Yet even so, Infinite Gravity Group has not entered the communications industry.

“Watch closely. I’ll demonstrate only once—how much you comprehend is up to you!” With that, Duan Jian gripped his sword in his right hand and began to display the basic sword forms.

Fortunately, the Secret of the Walking Character governs the ultimate laws of time and space. Ning Chen’s understanding of spatial laws was astonishingly strong.

Black and White Impermanence were dumbfounded, unable to grasp what Su Qin was attempting, crying out in astonishment.

Those cultivators with fragile bodies and weak defenses, swept up by the power of annihilation, were all reduced to blood mist.

At the very least, none believed Ning Chen could reach such heights in such a short time.

Ling Xi finally found his phone, used Sang Yi’s face to unlock it, and located his manager’s number, about to dial when Sang Yi stopped him.

The doctors and assistants at the pharmacy weren’t allowed in the backyard. Locking the connecting door made the front and back two separate households, so Heng Sanlang lived in peace.

Yet Ning Chen had not managed to kill another Stage One Breaker before several powerful attacks sent him flying.

Combined with photos taken by marketing accounts showing Qiao Weiyang in the hospital, many believed the matter was already settled.

“Really?” Gu Ziqin looked up at Ling Xiao, the setting sun reflected in his eyes, sparkling with joy.

Tang Chen and his companions were rather unjustly accused. True, their appearance had further agitated the beasts, but fundamentally, it was the beasts themselves who woke the dragon, not Tang Chen and his party. Now, forced to shoulder such a heavy blame, anyone would feel uncomfortable.

Wang Yuan was the first to step out of the car, but at that moment, the driver of the truck that had just rammed them also got out, holding a pistol.

The former knew the outcome—how could he be shocked by his own methods? Though the latter’s demeanor did not change drastically, his heart was in tumult.

Helpless, Lu Xuan transformed into the three-legged golden crow, unleashing the Nine Refinements to absorb Lie Qingcang’s divine soul power.

Lin Kuo turned in surprise to look at Feng Huai, who smiled bitterly and leaned closer.

Thunderstorm wasted no time, leading his men at full speed. Before long, they reached the vicinity of the main hall.