Chapter 107: Conquest

Gradually, one by one, people fell into a daze. Even Chairman Zhao had by now forgotten that what Yan Yuanqing was doing was closely connected to him. He had become completely absorbed in the pleasure of answering questions.

The test paper Chairman Zhao had created contained many questions that even he himself might not be able to solve. They were drawn from various sources...

The so-called plan to marry them off to Klein partly stemmed from Aelian's intentions—after all, Klein was a disciple of Master Turtle Hermit—but on the other hand, it also forced the three girls to seek out the Turtle Hermit as their own master.

Frieza, Caulifla, and Kale ceased their battle, all staring blankly in the direction where Son Goku stood.

Hearing this, Shang Qin’s expression darkened, his gaze warily fixed on the tent. With such a large fire, even the strongest sedative should have had some effect, yet everything was unnervingly silent.

Because on this planet, seawater was surging inland, mountains were crumbling, and the earth was shaking, with rivers of molten lava shooting into the sky.

It was as if a handful of sand had been hurled forth, or as if a flashlight had been switched on in the pitch-black night. Within that beam of light, Buu’s body was completely obliterated, vanishing into particles of light, not a single speck remaining.

The primal true self shone with dazzling brilliance, like an unparalleled immortal king reclining atop the nine heavens, suppressing the myriad realms, sweeping across the nine skies and ten lands. At this moment, countless paths knelt before him. He seemed to transcend the heavens themselves, standing at the pinnacle of the Dao, basking in the worship of all living beings.

“Teacher, a sword has no eyes. If five people attack at once, aren’t you afraid of getting hurt?” a student raised their hand to ask.

However, the next day, Bishui added a little something to their food, causing them to suffer diarrhea for two days before they realized just who the master of this place truly was! They had merely restrained themselves.

A tied leg slammed onto the ground with a thunderous crash, carving two massive craters into the earth and unleashing two powerful gusts of wind.

“I’ll believe you this once, but if anything happens to my sister, I will never forgive you,” Gao Yanan said fiercely.

“Alright!” Najia Tushi wielded a bone spike and struck viciously against the immortal’s backside once more.

Lin Yunxuan also sensed the malevolent aura and suddenly understood. The sensation that had startled him awake was precisely this hidden technique. This guy’s method was indeed clever—he could only determine an approximate range but could not pinpoint the exact location.

The next morning, Xie Jun felt refreshed, yet the heavens were unkind, drizzling rain intermittently, repeatedly washing over the city that had begun to reek of money’s corruption.

Moreover, the presence of cultivators like Ye Feng was almost an insult to the gamblers who played with their spirits. Fortunately, they were all reserved enough not to voice their true thoughts.

“Xie Jun, have we entered some kind of formation? It feels like we’re trapped inside a cage—unbearably uncomfortable,” Lin Feng said, glancing anxiously around. As his excitement subsided, a hint of fear crept in.

Najia Tushi darted toward the skeletal undead, closing in within three hundred meters. The motionless skeletal figure trembled slightly, causing Najia Tushi to slow down, a touch nervous.

At that moment, a subtle, unfriendly vibration reached Ai Meng’s ears. Tilting his head slightly toward the source, he saw a watchdog sniff the air, then turn its head in his direction.

When the first integrated energy particle appeared, its unique fluctuations and effects were like the ignition spark of the sun. Xie Jun felt as if every cell in his body was caught in a chain reaction, burning fiercely and unstoppable as withering wood consumed by flame.

“What on earth is going on?” Jiang Fan exclaimed in surprise. He knew Director Yu would only come to him with something truly difficult.