Chapter 134: A Plea for Parting in Life and Death

When he spoke these words, his expression remained unyielding. In truth, he had not anticipated finding himself in such a predicament at the start. If he had known this would be the outcome, he doubted he would have ever let his own affairs reach this point. Moreover, seeing the looks on Zhao Yuan and the others' faces, he feared they might simply abandon him here.

"But if you don't do as I say, I won't be able to help you when you run into trouble. Besides, you aren't as familiar with this place as I am. I have lived here for over a decade; I surely know much more than newcomers like you!"

He spoke with an air of righteous indignation, though Zhao Yuan and his companions knew the truth.

"And that’s the last you’ve seen of it?" Qian Jiangyue asked, his tone laced with sarcasm.

His fist, covered in intricate patterns, turned the surrounding air into a vacuum. Then, he threw a punch, meeting the giant golden fist head-on.

The Origin Fruit was also a brilliant crimson, crystal clear and radiant, emitting a captivating, refreshing fragrance.

Finally unable to hold back, Xia Qianrui’s tears began to flow uncontrollably as she broke into loud sobs.

"Is that so? If you aren't awake, I’ll just throw you into the sea. And as it stands, to prevent anyone from saving you, I might as well kill you first before tossing you over." The old fisherman released his hold on Marshall.

This humanoid skeleton was Lu Kun, who had spent an entire year refining the two hundred and six bones in his body into magical artifacts.

Qian Jiangyue glanced at Lian Banxue, then opened his mouth and bit down with all his might. Lian Banxue winced and retreated two steps.

Afterward, the two reached a higher vantage point. Uchiha Fugaku gazed at the light and gathered his thoughts.

As they delved deeper, the gravity pressing down on them grew stronger. Protected by the Source Field, a force of a similar nature, Duan felt not the slightest discomfort.

Another reason was that Meng Jinhua belonged to the side of his aunt by marriage, the Meng family, and had committed countless unscrupulous acts at the Ouyang estate on behalf of Meng Jinlian.

"All pilots, listen up! Fly to a higher altitude and bombard them with missiles!" he commanded viciously.

"Wait for me in the car for a while. Once I finish the registration, I’ll take you home," Chen Hao replied with a smile, then headed into the driving school with Old Zhou, his company’s driver.

Although she was an orphan, she was a descendant of the Exorcist Dragon Clan. Because she was skilled at catching ghosts, she lived quite comfortably in Huadu City. She had likely helped a certain official with a haunting, which was how she gained entry into the elite school.

As the car neared the clinic, Lin Fei saw a black business van parked right in the middle of the entrance, blocking the clinic completely. The sight left him feeling uneasy.

"We are from the Food and Drug Administration. We suspect your clinic is selling counterfeit medicine and are here to conduct an inspection," said the man in charge, who wore a uniform.

Still, it was comfortable being waited on. Lin Yuhan was truly attentive; she couldn't stay idle for a moment, constantly asking Jiang Kairan how he felt, if he was in pain, if he was hungry, or even if he needed to relieve himself, which left Jiang Kairan feeling quite embarrassed.

As a veterinarian, she had seen many pet owners who enjoyed chatting with their animals. Some dogs were clever enough to understand simple commands, but most owners were simply amusing themselves.

Taking a deep breath, Jiang Fan replied slowly. His eyes remained closed, yet everything in the room appeared with perfect clarity in his mind.

The two stray dogs couldn't wait to tear open the packaging and began to eat ravenously. They gulped down the food like starving wolves with bloodshot eyes, barely chewing as they swallowed, terrified that the other might finish it first.

"Senior Situ, you know why I have come. Please, release my three friends!" Du Yuan bowed slightly and went straight to the point.

Su Xin was heartbroken by the news and immediately burst into tears. However, she no longer blamed Su Yang; she dared not blame him, nor did she have the right to.