Chapter 46: Go and Try

Casamento Pertence a Alguém Senhorita Lu Quatro 1330 words 2026-08-04 08:37:13

Held tightly by Lou Xizhou as they slept, Tang Yu felt uneasy, her body tense and stiff. It wasn’t until she heard his steady breathing that she gradually relaxed, leaning against him, inhaling his scent, and soon drifting back to sleep.

Moxi Xi woke naturally, her stomach growling. Glancing at the time, she realized it was well past lunchtime and hurriedly got up to find Tang Yu in the next room.

She pushed open Tang Yu’s door and called out, “Ah—” but then stopped short as she saw the bed.

Lin Feng lifted his head, bathed in the golden sunlight, his face glowing with a warm hue.

Perhaps because people from the Sun Kingdom favored cats, most of the evolved beasts attacking the team were feline, with the occasional evolved dog. Other evolved beasts had yet to be encountered.

Look at this—that’s how a light-element mage should truly appear. Thinking of Liko, sigh—it's hard to put into words.

Zhao Kang didn’t respond but narrowed his eyes, quietly watching the armored warriors, trying to discern their true intentions.

At this moment, Gao Chong and his companions were slowly descending from the mountaintop, followed by hundreds of soldiers. Witnessing this, the men who had escaped the burning inferno fell into silence—it was a desperate situation.

Then, with a motion of his right hand, he produced a sphere connected beneath to a pointed cone from within.

Entering the meditation chamber, he seated himself cross-legged, extracted the purple beast crystal, drank the potion, and after completing these preparations, began drawing the magic from the crystal into his own body.

The Avengers and Thanos were slain by Master Bai, an immense disgrace for America.

“It seems the food here is still sufficient, but the infrastructure is lacking. I doubt the standard of living is high,” Yang Lin remarked, leading Shankou and Liu Sichao toward the guard room.

Seeing Bai and Junmaru catching up nearby, Yu gently waved his hand, signaling them to step aside.

Qiu Shui had been closely monitoring the situation and, upon sensing trouble, calmly approached without haste.

Most likely, they were grateful to her for bringing news and hope. Apart from the old man’s resolute mind, some titles for Bai Fei were unexpected. For Bai Fei, however, these were trivial; he smiled faintly, shook his head, and then called out loudly, “Old Xiao, don’t forget, this young lord’s bathwater.”

After nine o’clock, all teachers and students boarded the bus back to school. Everyone was very satisfied with the event. Undoubtedly, Long Chengyu once again became the star of the occasion.

Yet, due to the bizarre and abnormal events of the day, the Zhou family patriarch only recalled this matter several minutes after Bai Fei had left.

These sketches, except for a few that required color, were mostly black and white. The overall style differed greatly from contemporary Hong Kong comics, leaning more towards the 1970s and 1980s Japanese manga aesthetic.

The Zhou family patriarch pondered briefly, several times seeming about to speak to Bai Fei, but seeing him meditating with closed eyes and an indifferent expression, he ultimately refrained from disturbing him.

“The Outer Realm Code was signed roughly 140 years ago, a treaty between humans and demon beasts consisting of only three stipulations.”

Regardless of what transpired, these people ultimately perished by their own hands. Thus, these events remained clearly etched in his memory to this day.

If this line of reasoning holds, then the day Huo Simeng’s face was scratched, she might truly have had some encounter with Wang Tenglong, though Wang Tenglong never spoke the truth.

After hearing this, San Mao seemed somewhat intrigued. An undeveloped island marked by pristine natural traces and surrounded by an endless azure sea was indeed captivating.

More than a hundred players from the China region stood at the edge of the protective shield, confronting thousands of similarly dressed but dark-aligned players. Stepping outside the shield was a death sentence, yet some still rushed out only to be instantly eliminated.