Chapter 28: Instance Mission Concluded

After meeting up on the road, Su Ya and Chi Fei set out together to find "Eye of the Flame."

Eye of the Flame was already waiting at the spot where they had previously encountered the child. Upon seeing Su Ya, he greeted her with delight.

"Well? How did it go? Did you find any key clues?"

"Yes! And they are right here on you!" Su Ya said with conviction.

She took out the map, spread it wide, and asked, "Where exactly did that child point out the way to you earlier?"

"I gave some thought to a few matters while I was in Shangdu, and before coming to see you just now, I sought my father-in-law's advice. In my view, his opinion is quite sound, but I still feel compelled to tell you, Big Brother, and see what you think." Once Li Shan-da finished speaking, he relayed Yuan Ji's words to Li Zhonghua in their entirety.

Seeing that even Zhang Haoran, the seller, had defected, those who had supported him immediately began to voice their condemnation.

The security guard at the entrance had long since grown familiar with him, yet even after many days of absence, he still wore that same shy expression, his posture so humble that his speech remained timid.

"Stupid!" The Examiner could no longer bear to watch; he flicked his hand, sending a gust of wind that knocked the ten bubbles several meters away, leaving the executors inside sprawled out in disarray.

While Mother Yang and her son were still arguing, He Shen had already driven off to pick up the Anna sisters from class.

As for her, she was not one of those people. Ultimately, she was not an executor of tasks, so why meddle in other people's business? Besides, she was no saint herself.

Jun Ming was simply too upright by nature; seeing Zhao Weiwei fall to the ground, he immediately went over to help her up.

Chen Li agreed, his heart filled with renewed fighting spirit. Needless to say, the bonus in question was not merely about currency from the mortal realm.

Though she did not recognize the person who had arrived, she had seen Helian Rong, who was following behind. How could she not know the identity of this person after that?

Five minutes later, while the other fishing rods remained still, she had already reeled in a fish weighing several dozen pounds.

Only by possessing it would Zhou Ming avoid becoming a burden, gaining the sufficient qualifications and confidence to talk about sharing the load and solving problems for Chen Ting.

Mr. Li spoke in a temperate, calm manner, his expression steady and completely different from how he had appeared a moment ago.

"He knows he was wrong, but he can no longer lead us back to our homeland," Meng Xiaonian said, wiping tears from his eyes as he touched the city lord's ring on his finger.

Seeing the blade's light closing in, Zhou Ming twisted his waist and spine violently, stomped hard on the ground, and at the critical moment, instantly swung the butterfly blade in his hand.

After all, such opportunities were rare, and everyone wanted to see exactly how refined Ye Qiufeng’s swordsmanship had become.

As things stood, the easiest way to enter Chixuan City was to serve as manual labor. Unfortunately, only ordinary people could be laborers. As for attempting to enter the city as a Beast Master, the difficulty at this stage could be described as nothing short of reaching the heavens.

Gao Qiyun waved his hand to signal, opened one of the boxes, and took out the Heavenly Crystal within.

At this moment, Ni Xiang understood what Ye Handong meant, yet she still hoped for some joyful news to emerge from the cave behind her. However, even though the morning had long since arrived, the cave remained cold and silent.

They found an unscrupulous media outlet that loved stirring up trouble, and before Chen Ziding could hold his charity concert in Haicheng, they created public pressure to smear him as a low-quality idol who exploited his fans' emotions and deceived the masses.

Chen Gan did not return to school immediately. Now that he had Li Taishan as his backer, he could break the academy's rules whenever he pleased.

I felt helpless. If two grown men were to strip and huddle together, why did it feel so strange? Still, Jiang Chenfeng was right—saving a life was the priority. A sense of sanctity suddenly washed over me, and I stopped thinking about those messy, trivial things. I quickly stripped down to my underwear and dove straight into the quilt.

A mournful yet heroic, deep-throated song filled the entire battlefield of the royal city, carrying the spirit of steel-clad horses and vast, sweeping ambition, yet upon closer listening, it was filled with the sorrow of a hero at the end of his road.