Chapter 115: The Toad Demon Emperor—What Is Destiny?

The great affairs of the nation lie in sacrifice and war.

The grand ceremony held once every ten thousand years is the most significant ritual for the Fuxi clan, requiring extensive preparations. The actual event is still decades away.

In the days that followed, Chen Yang and Emperor Fuxi often traveled together, their conversations carefully avoiding the ears of others.

Seeing their growing closeness left the four high officials somewhat bewildered.

Several months later.

Two invitations were delivered to the Azure Emperor.

“We’ll just capture a few prisoners and interrogate them. With our methods, there’s nothing they won’t confess.

Since they are already doomed, Fan Tuan’s nature is like this—before tearing the mask off completely, he can endure anything and bow to anyone.”

“Alright, prepare to start the operation.” The madman nodded, guiding the Blade Maiden to seek the right moment to strike.

The mechanical giant seemed to truly feel pain, emitting a dreadful roar that made one’s teeth ache as if they might fall out.

“What an idiot, as arrogant and ignorant as Cat Lord!” Han Jingrui scoffed, watching Vayne unleash her ultimate, disdain thick in his expression.

However, despite this, the deep blue giant was still much slower compared to Ditak Lukiel. In the chase, the gap between them did not close but gradually widened.

Look at Long Chen—only a fourth-tier Yin-Yang Mirror cultivator, yet daring to provoke him; it was a grave insult to his pride.

“It’s a pity you haven’t been attending classes at Hogwarts lately. The new Defense Against the Dark Arts professor, Gilderoy Lockhart, is quite interesting. I’ve been here four years, and this year’s class is the best I’ve ever taken,” Cedric boasted to Lynn about the new instructor.

X clenched his right fist fiercely, then formed fists with both hands—one forward, one back—in a battle-ready stance.

Some people couldn’t even afford a bite of bread, surviving daily on water that was far from clean.

Jian Yan had originally joined in as well, but as their prices grew absurd, she gave up on the painting.

Zhou Mingyi glanced at Freina, then at Qi Yao nestled in his arms, her eyes full of pleading.

Chen Yong pressed two fingers to Zhang Yi’s forehead. Zhang Yi suddenly felt his whole body bound by an overwhelming force, unable to move, as a profound power flowed from Chen Yong’s fingertips into his mind.

At that moment, Tong Ruixiao suddenly lifted his gaze, his eyes sharpening with deadly focus, as if piercing straight through him.

Suddenly, the fat man in front collapsed. Wu Xie looked up in surprise to see Zhang Qiling standing behind him, his hand still raised mid-air, not yet withdrawn.

Chi Xingyue had just arrived in this strange world and was unfamiliar with local customs. If the natives heard her words, they would surely scold her for not knowing how to survive.

With Qi Shan’s words, a rift to another dimension appeared instantly, followed by a faint red glow surrounding the fissure.

Then Tong Ruixiao helped her to the hospital, treated her knee wound, and later escorted her back to the villa.

Throughout this process, Su Yang’s hands were steady, giving the impression of a seasoned master immersed in acupuncture for years.

Wu Wei felt perhaps time should freeze at this moment; some decisions were truly beyond him.

Ji Chang knew that, besides himself and Ji Kao, another hidden faction lurked in the southern border.

“Is that so? They’ve gone rogue!” Li Shishi hung up before Wu Wei could finish speaking.

The middle-aged vendor awoke with a deafening scream that startled everyone around from their daze.

Helpless, Qing Feng resorted to communicating with the sect’s sacred artifact, the “Seal of the Nine Elders,” hoping to harness the sect’s spiritual energy to command these shadowy spirits.

“It’s difficult; their defense is extremely tight. The bandit leader Zhao Pengcheng once served under Zhao Quan, highly skilled in martial arts, and has several capable followers. After dark, Lord Fang sent five men inside—three didn’t make it out,” Li Rusong said heavily.