Chapter 171: A Small, No-Name Company

“Shut up, all of you!”

Ling You’s face was ashen as she shouted at the group of students.

Only then did Pang Lele and the others fall silent, but every one of them glared viciously at Lu Fei as though he were their mortal enemy, wishing they could tear the flesh from his bones and drink his blood.

Ling You said to them, “All of you, go wait in the laboratory!”

That group of students...

After bowing, Chang Zhong finally summoned the courage to approach the door and prepare to knock. He had only just raised his hand when Qi Ying pulled the door open from inside. Chang Zhong nearly failed to stop himself and almost struck Qi Ying directly on the forehead.

“Young people are always so hot-blooded. But being too hot-blooded can easily make you suffer,” Xue Xiang muttered to himself.

The two remained silent for a long while. For some reason, Lin Yan had gone to look for Huang Limei a long time ago, yet neither of them had returned. No one knew what they had gone off to do.

“Please ask whatever you wish.” After hearing Old Master Su say this, the elderly man reached out and pressed down on the teacup before him. He already knew that Old Master Su would ask him something.

Because of that single glance from her, the princess’s eyes suddenly seemed to light up. Then two clear tears fell without warning.

Yet as the foundation of the Jin Kingdom grew firmer and the nation’s power became stronger, the people buried beneath the yellow earth, along with their stories, would eventually be forgotten little by little. One day, they would become things that had to be buried away.

Even Dabao and Sanbao came over to coax him for a while before finally managing to stop Lin Jianxin’s sobs. The group then returned to the main hall and sat down.

Su Mu first put the groceries he had bought into the kitchen. Then he came out with the air-conditioner remote, adjusted the temperature, and cast a glance toward the sofa.

They wore splendid brocade robes and looked like people from ancient times. Their hair was tied up, and a floral mark adorned the space between their brows. Handsome as jade, they carried various magical treasures, and their auras were formidable.

The news of Su Xia’s hospitalization could not be kept from Anthony and Gu Dong. The two appeared at the hospital-room door almost simultaneously.

The Bandaged Man slowly spoke, his tone incomparably cold. For some reason, although he possessed the same strange, jet-black eyes as the others and was surrounded by an aura of death, he did not seem as lifeless as they did.

Seeing that Gu Xixi still refused to agree, her aunt kept signaling to her uncle, but he merely lowered his head and refused to say a word.

“I’m back!”

Ming Yue landed in the open space atop Pinewave Peak, overwhelmed with emotion. She did not even know when she had developed such deep feelings for Langya Peak.

The ring of flames, which had remained stable for some time, maintained its final ten-meter radius, making it seem as though its contraction and expansion were merely signs that it was about to burn itself out.

Jiang Wanhao shoved him aside and ran off. Qiao Mochu shouted her name from behind, but she did not turn around. At that moment, her heart was filled with nothing but the need to save someone.

“A-Dong...” Her call was tender and full of feeling, resembling the voice of a young female opera performer. Had no one known what she had done before, that single cry of “A-Dong” would have been enough to make anyone mistake her for someone who had suffered terrible grievances and injustice.

I never imagined she would change her face so completely in an instant. On top of that, her mention of the pregnancy struck directly at my sore spot. I was left stammering for a long while, unable to utter a single word.

I had only just taken his hand when he suddenly pulled it away. I froze for a moment, feeling somewhat disappointed and hurt.

Bai Lian knew that this man had saved her from danger. But perhaps because he had not only failed to apologize, but had also frightened her with a threatening tone, she found it impossible to accept.

Even though she had expressed her doubts despite not knowing the truth, the matter had yet to be confirmed, so all I could do was wait for her to speak.

An attack this fierce was difficult enough to withstand, let alone approach. Those who harbored sinister intentions and had attempted to launch a sneak attack on Chu Yuyao were left covered in wounds by Yun Jingfan’s assault.