Chapter 159: That Bastard Completely Lost It

“Did they say what it was about?” Jiang Butong asked.

“Something about a Huang... from Sunan Province, I think,” Liu Shuanzhu replied uncertainly.

Jiang Butong knew he meant Huang Jijun. Last time, they had given Huang three days to cough up the money, so there should be a result by now.

“Let’s go…”

Perhaps Zhao Kuangyin was pleased because he had just received a black ox as a mount, and since it was brought to him by Gao Huaide, Zhao treated him a bit better.

Xu Qing’s influence was immense. His investment in Huaxia indicated his confidence in the country, which would encourage other foreign investors to follow suit.

On closer thought, it made sense. Such coincidences do not happen by chance; the other side must have planned it in advance. The Mingzhi faction was outmatched and couldn’t protect the grain convoy, which was sure to be ambushed. They deliberately used this opportunity to send supplies to Tongguan. Though tricked, there was nothing they could do.

“So, to confirm if she was coerced, let Ajin take a trip to the Northern Desert Kingdom,” Mu Yan said with a slight smile.

Not to mention, Ji Fan had ordered the divine craftsmen of the Great Zhou to help the Tianji Palace restore the destroyed War God puppet.

“You should stay in the hospital and keep her company,” Shi Jin suddenly said, his tone heavy, eyes filled with chaotic emotions.

General Kai, the terrorist, showed fear for the first time atop the camp’s last line of defense. He could hardly believe that the aircraft, tanks, artillery, and heavy weapons he trusted most were utterly useless against these four supernatural players, as if they were mere toys.

“So, we’re just going to let them slander us?” Fei Qi was stunned. Though skilled in computing, he was clueless about these business conflicts.

Xu Qing did not disturb Garity further and went with Sanders to the boys’ dorm to ask their opinions about electronic pets.

This visit not only earned Su Ming’s explicit support but also brought the unexpected joy of a group of soldiers about to return. It was truly worthwhile.

Huo Gang, Huo Yuxian, and the others stared wide-eyed; what they discovered on Fan Ren far exceeded their comprehension.

There were only six seats at the round table. After five finished a game, Chen Bingwen walked to the empty spot and sat down, placing her chips on the table.

When I arrived at the duty room carrying two full bowls of rice, Mei Zi was still playing on the computer. Seeing the food, she hurriedly pushed the keyboard aside, letting me set the meal in front of her.

“How cunning, deliberately changing buses several times,” Natasha said, increasingly convinced Jamie had turned bad, her gaze fixed on him without a moment’s relaxation.

If they waited to act, their emotions would affect their performance and they wouldn’t be able to unleash their full strength.

To gain He Guifang’s favor, she had undergone various technological modifications on her body; every artificial implant had been surgically enhanced.

Moreover, Li Yuandao’s signature on the deed made him the new owner, which was a severe slap in the face, leaving her utterly humiliated.

The man was forced to smile bitterly when he suddenly noticed the glass sphere Liang Shuang was fidgeting with. A flicker of something unusual crossed his eyes, but after a hesitation, he remained silent.

Hua Ye and Chang Lei both felt their hearts skip a beat, a strange, unsettling sensation sweeping over them. Instinctively, they slowed their pace and fixed their gaze on the statue.

Ye Ziluo’s lips twitched slightly—two gone, one left. If he were watching now, he would immediately see the coldness in his eyes.

“Don’t worry, as long as I’m alive, I’m not short of your money,” Chen Jiajv cursed before hanging up.

The ground thundered, the barrier hummed incessantly. When the golden light faded, all that remained was a battered, pockmarked surface and a barrier still rippling with residual energy.

She was quite displeased with the waiter’s dismissive attitude. At the very least, he should have explained why he acted that way instead of repeatedly offering half-hearted apologies, which only made everyone more upset.