Chapter 106: The Two-Headed Sea Serpent (First Update)

Hearing Shen He speak, Old Zhan and Huang Bo headed straight for the cockpit.
Shen He exited the cabin, stepped onto the deck, leaped onto the lighthouse, and scanned the surrounding sea.
Before long, he spotted a small wooden crate bobbing on the water in the distance.
He jumped back onto the deck and skillfully picked up a fishing rod.
Casting proficiency +1.
Casting proficiency +1.
Casting proficiency +1.
However, the cheers had barely begun when they were interrupted by an earth-shattering roar.
In the courtyard, Jin Yu sat before a stone table, ignoring the pain in his wounds as he slammed his clenched fist onto the table with a loud bang, causing it to wobble before finally settling.
"I'll go see what's happening and report back to you," Feng Zi said, transforming into a gust of wind as he chased after the captain.
"Since it's a new company, you'll need a runner, right? For example, going to the job fair to recruit. I can go to the job fair and run errands for the managers at her company; I won't complain about the work," Zuo Ying said with immense enthusiasm.
"I will trust you for now, but if I discover you have ulterior motives, I will show no mercy," Long Yuze said, giving Ji Zili a harsh shove.
After climbing up, Zhao Yi's face and neck were flushed crimson, her eyes filled with shame and anger as she glared at Pei Feng.
"I'm wondering how many lifetimes of bad luck it took to end up with an idiot like you," Jin Feng said, pulling his hand back and looking at Chu Yunlian with utter disdain.
Among them, Princess Ying's gaze was the most complex. Not to mention Zi Huan, she also represented the fickle-minded, and a formal rivalry was inevitable. During their previous communication, neither she nor Ye Guoling had acknowledged the other. Now, seeing her approach, she couldn't help but feel it was the flaunting of a victor.
Only after the waves wash away the sand does the true gold appear! In Li Xian's heart, he cared about more than just identifying friend from foe; what mattered most was finding loyal ministers and capable generals who truly had the interests of the Great Tang at heart.
After Ling'er married, she lived to regret it. Her husband, Wang Liu, was a notoriously lazy man. Not only was his family poor, but he was filthy and wouldn't even lift a finger to right a tipped bottle—he was just that lazy.
"How can you let Zhi'er be a concubine! She is a girl from a good family; how could she possibly be a concubine?" Li the Fourth said without a second thought.
After a round of questioning, the old lady's doubts gradually faded. Zhao Zhong's understanding of the Li family and the various reasons he provided confirmed that he wasn't a plant. Although she was still not entirely satisfied with him, the old lady said nothing more.
At this moment, he was already a seventh-rank Daoist. If he were to manifest his Arhat dharma body, he felt that no other seventh-rank Daoist could be his match; he wouldn't even need to use the Tiangang steps or any ritual implements.
His father had several enemies. After wandering the martial arts world for so many years, one realizes that to make a name for oneself, one must inevitably accomplish a few impressive feats—and one person’s success always implies another’s failure. That is simply how things are; one cannot have it both ways.
Ancient emperors were often suspicious, frequently demanding that border generals who held military power leave their families in the capital as hostages.
Gu Changqing now possessed 11,000 units of mana; anything over 10,000 qualified as the eighth rank.
Then there was the terror that appeared on her lover's face when he realized she would never age, never tormented by the passage of time.
"Is there any more? Give me some too! I'll be physically weak after I perform my divine technique," Qin Tian said shamelessly, begging the Spirit of the Snake Ancestor.
However, their deeply ingrained habit of self-sacrifice hindered their pursuit of freedom, leaving their hearts in conflict: should they satisfy their own needs or the needs of others? This internal conflict often manifested prominently in their romantic relationships, interpersonal interactions, and methods of self-protection.
He had hesitated many times back then, but ultimately decided to leave with Su Hao. If he hadn't followed her, his life would likely have become incredibly difficult once again. But since Su Hao was willing to give them a chance, he would not let it go to waste.