Chapter 104: Taking the Upper Hand

Lu Fei was speechless with Zhou Bingshuang. “Since you are here, I will give the Zhou family one chance. Go back now and tell your father this: hand Shanyin over to my Divine Emperor Hall, and I will wipe away the enmity between us. Otherwise, there will be no Zhou family left in Huaxia.”

Zhou Bingshuang stared at Lu Fei, stunned. Then she clutched his arm tightly and said nothing. Lu Fei could only sigh.

With calm composure, Qingwei merely swept the Fuxi Sword across his side. A wash of blue light rippled from the blade and slammed into the sword aura. The two blue sword lights collided, annihilating each other, yet in an instant the remaining force actually surged backward and hacked toward Jiang Hao.

It must be said that among the ancient three clans, the dragon clan has fared far better than the phoenix and qilin clans for good reason. From the standpoint of long-term vision alone, the dragon clan was superior by more than a single measure.

To make the shelter more noticeable in the night, so he could see it more clearly and not get lost, I lit several large torches. They were tied high onto tree trunks and placed outside the yard, so that when Midakang returned, he would be able to spot them more easily.

After Lei Gang said that, everyone grew a little dispirited. If they could not even place, what was the point of suffering all that exhaustion?

After Uncle Niu’s persuasion, the villagers of Majiacun also agreed. After all, if this kept escalating, it would do no one any good, and this was no longer the same time as back then.

I so wished that in the very next moment a light would appear, even if it were only a passing ship, even if it were only a single beam of light.

As long as they wished it, they had every ability to launch an assault on Death’s Paradise from every direction. By then, even with horned fortifications, what use would they be? All three sides would be too busy preserving themselves to spare any strength for the other two places.

I gave a wry smile. Was there even any point in fighting on? It was obvious I had lost. A feeling of frustration welled up in me. This was the gap—the difference between commanding immediate obedience at school and wielding power over winds and rain in the wider world. I felt weak and helpless.

“Yes. So many people have gone missing these past few days that my head is about to explode!” Chu Qi said urgently, as though the missing were his own kin.

The Electrizer, leaping high into the air, cried out and released countless bolts of electricity, using Thunder to strike Gyarados.

Otherwise, if RNG truly intended to turtle, stalling all the way into the late game until everyone was full-build, they would indeed be hard to defeat without a frontline.

It seemed that merely touching his head was not enough for comparison; her hand slipped under the blanket, feeling Watanabe’s body heat.

The spies sent by the Unparalleled Flying Army were still keeping watch on Ye Du’s men, but Ye Du ignored them. As long as they did not approach the camp, they could make all the trouble they liked.

Chen Ge grabbed Lu Yan by the arm and pulled him aside, while Wang Shanshan covered her mouth and laughed at how timid her boyfriend looked.

The first thing he did was look over everyone inside, then precisely lock onto the positions of Shen Ya and Nanyuan.

Khan felt that it was rare for him to truly put Xu Junyan in a bind. He scratched his head and laughed with satisfaction.

Not to mention before; even now, Lin Xiao’s senses were far keener than they had been before, and not a word of her muttering escaped him.

Before she had taken even two steps, two burly men appeared behind her, closing in on Tuan Tuan. Just as she was about to scream, one of the men clamped a hand tightly over her mouth.

Zhou Yuqi sat lazily in the general manager’s office, idly flipping through a professional magazine.

Boiling water steamed in the cup. White mist rose into the air, softening the sharp lines of his face; the smile at the corner of his lips was faint, yet deeply alluring.

“Th-this... could it all be true?” the gargoyle chief asked in a trembling voice. Though no expression could be read from his stony face, the tremor in his body betrayed his heart.

At those words, all the grievance Night One Alone had been carrying surged to the surface. How she wanted to cry it all out to him then and there, but the timing was not right.