Chapter 124: Shipment Released! (Second Update)
Shen He rubbed his eyes as he stared at the newly appeared daily quest number two.
The Harpoon of the Tidal Sea Spirit.
What on earth was this? Did the game really think he was here just to play?
He glanced at the quest requirements, then at daily quest number one.
Daily quest one required him to use the psychic methods of a mentalist to slay three second-tier mutated beasts.
This freshly updated daily quest number two, however, demanded something else entirely.
In the eyes of many, wanting a boyfriend who was both tall and handsome, yet loyal and faithful, seemed contradictory.
Wu Shitian watched helplessly as Pei Hongyi demeaned herself, powerless to intervene, feeling so ashamed and furious that he wished to seize control of his body and, regardless of the consequences, drag Zhang Yongye down with him in mutual destruction.
Pop had already retreated to defend the restricted zone, while Lei Lei refrained from charging the basket, instead opting for a sudden stop and mid-range shot inside the right two-point line.
Last summer's draft saw the Lakers select Lei Lei from UCLA. No longer did people say he would be the next Jordan; now, they claimed he would be a fusion of Durant and Jordan.
Seeing Bai Wei’s life handed over to Hu, the imminent danger lifted, and Pei Hongyi finally relaxed, happily embracing Zhang Yongye tightly.
The two utilized their individual offensive skills; when trapped in the restricted area, they would pass the ball to teammates in open positions.
As a distinguished imperial consort, it would be beneath her status to befriend mere nobles; the emperor had promoted her to concubine rank, a position barely fitting enough for her to associate with him.
The protective medicines in the marketplace were tailored for the host and the host’s offspring, seemingly indifferent to the emperor’s fate. After all, from the system’s perspective, palace intrigue emperors were easily replaceable—who could not be fought over in anyone’s harem?
Within the Ministry of Justice’s prison, many inmates laughed wildly, showering Zhang Yongye with extravagant praise and admiration.
At that moment, I was marveling at the continuous rain over the past few days and considering whether to step out and play in the puddles.
“Excellent technique. If you awaken your attribute, you’ll play even more smoothly,” said Jian Longyuan, entering amid applause.
Hearing this from the president of UMAMA, especially regarding the ACE member of an upcoming top boy band, any outsider would be utterly skeptical. Who would allow a hot superstar idol to date openly?
Knowing they were searching for Memory Steel, I deliberately kept my eyes open, revealing to them that Memory Steel was actually here.
Today was Dean Xiao’s first day in office, and Huayun came to the hospital to support him.
Xuan Er wanted to say more but bent over, the heart-wrenching pain rendering him speechless.
The guardian must have long since noticed the wild waves but took no action; wild waves, uncertain of the guardian’s intent, resolved to continue exploring, seeking a way out.
Though the old lady had caused many deaths, she was ultimately not the true mastermind behind it all.
Huayun and Xuan Er searched around and found a string of jade carvings shaped as verdant grapes on the altar.
They felt as if they had stepped beyond the Western Ze Continent. Everything before them was vast and unimaginable, from the towering valley to the plains below.
“When we reach the coast, we can return once more! Though we’ve lost our ships!” one nearby remarked.
“Remember to have the servant reapply medicine to your eyes and bandage them,” Ye Fei whispered gently.
Yuan Yeting looked grim. Whether framed or truly in need, he could not choose such a time for this. Frowning, he called Yu Chi back sharply, ordering him to catch up immediately.
Before he could finish, Lu An’an quickly dropped her chopsticks, turned, and rushed to the restroom, clutching the sink as she retched.
Two words—Yu Zhenting responded neither warmly nor coldly, neither salty nor bland, but with an unmistakable distance that could not be ignored.