Chapter 145: The Heaven’s Eye Gazes
Li Wan was gravely ill, and the entire Southern upper class was thrown into an uproar, especially after learning that Zhong Xuecheng was helpless against his strange disease.
Every faction sprang into action, inviting the finest physicians from around the world.
Whoever could cure Li Wan would become a benefactor of the Li family and would receive its support in the struggles over future interests.
Thus, at this moment, everyone was displaying their own special abilities.
East Island was Hua...
“It seems something really has happened!” Yang Jiao’s heart tightened. His figure had already shot away like a laser, and within a few breaths he arrived at the Yang family’s alchemy chamber.
“But if Victoria Corporation and Brown Company both break with us at the same time, we’ll lose all our support!” Rice said anxiously.
On one side was his own will; on the other, his biological mother. Why did they have to force him to choose between the two?
“No, no, no, Your Grace, it wasn’t me!” The earl stammered incoherently beneath the pressure of the grand duke’s presence.
Li Bai and Lin Hu immediately rose and calmly walked to the edge of the deck. Shaka’s thick, elongated serpentine body had already reared into the air, its enormous eyes fixed unwaveringly on Li Bai.
Although Chamingzi’s status was exalted, she still seemed somewhat inferior to Qingyan. She was the descendant of a powerful sect in the Southern Wasteland. While the force behind Chamingzi was not as formidable as Qingyan’s, the Cha family was one of the Southern Wasteland’s three great clans, a deeply rooted local power. Their influence in the Southern Wasteland was even more intimidating than that of the imperial family.
“Captain Chu, when can you hand over the human-bone-forged sword?” The shaman arrived shortly afterward and, noticing that Chu Cheng had no intention of taking it out, immediately stepped forward to press him for an answer.
These three warriors had already prepared themselves for sacrifice. But they had never imagined that, at this critical juncture and in this crucial moment, a young man with such formidable combat strength would suddenly appear.
“You came here to speak on behalf of those two sisters?” Chang Qingten withdrew the light screen from the table, took two bottles of drinks from the refrigerator, and handed them to Tiantian.
Chu Tian suddenly opened his eyes. In an instant, it seemed as though four different lights flashed across his pupils. That was it—so that was the reason. Chu Tian finally understood.
The few ancient trees struck by the giant serpent’s saliva were rapidly corroded away.
If Luo Dongsheng had not been boasting, then with his connections, this would not have been difficult.
Their battle grew increasingly fierce. Although shattered stones continued to fly from Deathlife Peak, the mountain showed no sign of collapsing.
Following their superior’s instructions, their group ultimately entered the luxurious private room without incident.
The lights in the main hall of the residence were bright. Old Master Chen sat in the seat of honor, his body trembling uncontrollably as he stared fixedly at the door. Beside him sat a middle-aged couple, equally uneasy.
“Looks like someone sensible has arrived. We only intend to replenish our supplies and stay for a few days; we have no other intentions,” Ye Hao said at once.
“Hmm.” Rao Shan thought for a moment. “How about Shunfeng Freight? The men under Longjiang Security are all veterans, and I trained them for two years. No one can keep them in line except me. Unless you go yourself, or Old Dong comes back. Several of the core members know both of you.”
Although they felt nothing in particular about Mao Yu’s actions, the others agreed with what he had said and nodded.
As Tang Shan released his spiritual power, writing immediately covered the golden envelope.
Although he himself had not suffered any serious injuries, he still found it difficult to accept his own disheveled appearance.
For clarity, Zhu Rengong had now attained the innate realm, so his hearing was far sharper than before. As long as he paid attention, no movement within the Zhu residence could escape his ears.