Volume One, Chapter 24: The Great Magician!

In his previous life, Lin Ling had first met Strawberry Nose while completing a mission on the battlefield, where they fought side by side for several months. After glancing at the attributes of the battle robe, he equipped it.

Hesitating for a long time, Luo Qi finally made up her mind. She reached out and quickly pulled several boxes from the shelf, but just as she was tossing them into her shopping cart, a pair of hands grabbed hers.

Under Xu Manman’s strange gaze, Luo Qi still smiled at her with indifference. Yet, that smile, laced with helplessness and sorrow, was agonizing for Xu Manman to behold.

When Young Master Qingyang finally emerged from his memories, he realized that Yu Huatian, who had been holding his hand, had already slipped away unnoticed.

"Therefore, I certainly cannot be absent for such a significant moment of historical importance," Li Kang said, raising his voice slightly.

"Of course," Lin Ling nodded. He glanced at Zhu Baiju, who was drinking borscht, and noticed that Zhu had only taken a bite or two of the two cold appetizers served earlier.

"These three kids are quite good," the old chief said, nodding slightly, clearly satisfied with their performance.

Xiao Zhen still remembered it vividly: Zheng Guoqiang had not been the most outstanding among that batch of young police officers, but his simple, honest, and pragmatic drive had deeply impressed Xiao Zhen. That was why he had invested so much effort into him; Zheng was one of his favorite students.

"It must be opened, it must be opened. Come on, let's go open it together," Feng Qing hurried a few steps ahead of Shen Liangmo, taking the initiative to pull the door open.

Now that Chu Yexiao was dead, Zhong Yujuan was waiting for her sentencing, and her father was being cared for by Chu Qin, she could say she had no more worries. If Chu Tianyou was destined not to be hers, what better way to heal the pain of her heartbreak than to leave?

Calming his excited heart, Long Teng lifted his feet and slowly walked into the White Dragon Temple.

Furthermore, they would be kept in check by Xiao Xia and the others, who in turn were under the restraint of Chen Cheng, so there was no need to worry about any negative impact on the Rising Sun. The only effect would likely be that all the empires surrounding the Rising Sun would henceforth look to it for leadership.

Wearing a G-High school uniform, it was obvious the person was from G-High. There were bloodstains on their arm, and their face was slightly flushed, appearing listless and weak.

"You've made up? Don't you hate him anymore? After he clearly abandoned you..." Ye Mo truly could not understand Pei Xiuzhi's actions. If it were her, she would never forgive the other party so easily; she might not even grant them the chance to apologize.

Otherwise, if the other party really only gave him a pair of twins and no war puppets, wouldn't he have come for nothing?

A peaceful life was exactly what Miao Kedi had been hoping for, so why couldn't she bring herself to be happy?

Yes, President Xiao didn't notice, but Lin Zheng, sipping his lemonade while staring at Yun Moyu’s contemplative expression, thought she looked incredibly, adorably cute.

However, she truly seemed to love this man; otherwise, she would not be so haggard and worn.

"Then I shall personally reclaim you." As the words fell, Su Wo gestured with his hands, a green vine appearing in his left and a bronze lamp in his right. Both artifacts were deployed simultaneously; although he had acted as if he held Luo Nan in low regard, he went all-out from the very start.

After walking for a while, I realized something was wrong. The mine tunnel was surprisingly short and barren, like an underground passage; I reached the exit after only about three hundred meters. I jumped off my horse and touched the tunnel wall, coming away with a handful of moss.

Daisy scolded her a few times and gave her a few kicks, but the stickleback remained expressionless, kneeling on the ground in the formal posture of a prisoner of war.

"Head to the captain's cabin first!" Bai Bing withdrew her gaze from Xiang Ye and turned to head in another direction.

I truly wonder how those people who have secret guards around them all day long manage to cope. Perhaps they are just used to it after a long time? But she felt that no matter how long it took, she would never get used to it. Her ears were constantly straining to listen to her surroundings, making her feel exhausted shortly after stepping out.

Lewis was short and very ordinary. He had previously been Charlie's assistant. After Charlie was sent to North America to take charge, England became one of Li Chen’s headquarters, and Charlie had assigned Lewis to be directly responsible for it. Over the past ten years, Lewis had performed excellently, and Li Chen had even considered promoting him to deputy director of the Han-Tang security and intelligence agency.

Qiao Song felt flustered as she allowed the five staff members to attend to her clothes. The room was too warm, and she took several deep breaths while clenching her fists, yet she still felt her cheeks burning like fire; sweat was tricking down her neck, feeling ticklish.

Liu Yinyin, who had been staring intently at Dr. Wen, immediately turned to look at Jiang Lingyi upon hearing this.

The Emperor, Chu Junjie, was in the middle of lunch. Hearing that he had arrived, he immediately ordered a seat to be prepared, wanting him to join him for a drink. It was evident that his father was in a good mood.

"What do you mean 'no need for me to worry'?" Li Hongtao did not give him any face. Perhaps Wang Da was too carried away with his success, as he had not been careful with the subtle, coded language of officialdom while speaking.

"My grandfather, father, older brother, and I all started working at a very young age. This is the Li family tradition; sixteen is not too late." Li Chen rubbed his fingers; he himself had been kicked out of the house by his father at thirteen. Though the child might be a bit lacking, eight years of social experience should be enough to forge him.

The four-eyed fat boy’s eyes widened, his breathing suddenly becoming rapid, as if he were about to suffocate.

However, he discovered for the first time that when one is lazy to a certain extent, not only will one not starve to death, but one might actually end up overstuffed.

Qiu Yue did not doubt it, because through the recent experiment, she had seen with her own eyes that when the Flame Fish appeared on the surface of the magma, the magma remained still. It was completely different from what happened with the pebbles at the beginning.

King Dang of Qin looked at Wei Ran. Although he disagreed with Wei Ran comparing Bai Qi to Wu Qi, thinking that Wei Ran was bragging, he also knew how close the relationship between Wei Ran and Bai Qi was—the two were inseparable.

She wasn't entirely sure either, as that teacher seemed a bit neglectful of his duties. During class yesterday, he had even called her to the swimming pool, only to test her abilities.

About two hundred meters away, at the very center of the explosion, a clearly radioactive deep crater had appeared. The ground for a dozen meters around was pristine, and only beyond a ten-meter radius were there scorched, withered weeds.