Volume 1, Chapter 33: Why Do You Possess Divinity?

“Die!” The python dragon entered and activated the Dragon Spear, locking onto Qin Tian, ready to ruthlessly eliminate him. He had not come for a fair fight; his sole purpose was to kill the leader of Earth's evolvers, nothing more.

Though the sequence of movements seemed lengthy, it happened in the blink of an eye. By the time Gao Ba and the others reacted, the water snake had already dissolved into mist, leaving nothing but a vast white fog before their eyes.

“Eh.” It seemed that Lian had said something strange, as the man in male attire looked astonished.

As for what kind of monster it was... no, memories here were fragmented. Let’s set that aside for now.

Back in Stone Village, the villagers who endured hardships alongside their mothers struggled to survive in the city. Over the years, their biological mothers and they had troubled these family members time and again.

“I truly did not expect the usually disciplined military to become involved in the personal grudge between Zhao Zilong and me,” Jin crossed his fingers, smiling faintly as he spoke.

“No matter what you say, let go immediately!” Yue Linglong stepped out from behind the nurse’s desk, her face cold as frost.

Dongfang Yuping leaned in and saw on the soft screen: “New traverser world detected. Enter management mode?”

Qin Tian forced his source power to resist, barely holding on, until finally the ancient black ship completely pulled him inside.

“Damn...” Under immense pressure, Wanguan broke through again, his first instinct to turn tail and flee, escaping the nightmare of the lightning forest.

In the vast cosmos, those who wield psychic power are called Soul Artisans—a rare and powerful profession. This meant that even if she entered the cosmos in the future, she could conceal her identity, not necessarily exposing herself as a demon.

The panicked retainers now understood that their lives were forfeit. Li Zhi’s Killing God not only controlled the city but could also rampage through the countryside.

According to Yun City’s regulations, ordinary people were forbidden from bringing large animals inside, let alone such a huge spotted snake. How could no one in the Wang府 guards notice? This was too strange.

The Spanish king’s words resonated with all the nobles present, who all nodded in agreement, expressing their positions.

This unease perhaps stemmed from thoughts of Li Ji’s parents and the current plight of the Li family, breeding fear for one’s own future.

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Du Er and the others recalled how their county princess quarreled with the Ninth Princess and harshly exposed her because the Ninth Princess liked Lord Ning. Now, seeing the princess’s current state, it no longer seemed strange; Hua Jin had never been generous and would seek revenge when needed.

What use were spirit arrays and exotic maps? All spirit practitioners knew that entering the exotic realm to hunt for essence and blood required more than courage; these tools were indispensable.

Thus, Li Miaomiao dashed through the portal faster than thought.

Initially, the Ministry of Works planned to build over two hundred rooms. Yet now, less than one-tenth were completed, and it would take years to finish.

Upon hearing this, Lady Cai Ji opened her mouth, lips trembling with gratitude, tears glistening in her eyes, which suddenly shone brightly.

Confidence and optimism felt natural, yet now, she sensed a commanding aura emanating from Mo Li herself.

Chen Jingfeng sealed the porcelain jar containing the gu insect and blood, placing it in the corner of the pharmacy before departing.

Everyone watched as Elder Shang and his assistant left, some even bowing deeply behind him—a testament to the elder’s standing in the analyst community.

With a sharp “snap,” Lin Xueyuan placed the emptied cola on the nearby tea table. The pristine straw bore a vivid crimson lipstick mark.

Staggering out of the room, Kong Zhuo looked up to see Qingqing leaning against the wall, smiling at him.

Su Tingbai exchanged a glance with the wonton in his pocket, decisively affixed an invisibility talisman on himself, and silently slipped out the door.

A violent cough erupted as the meat was spat out. Li Chen’s throat was damaged by river water; he could only manage liquids for now, as solids were hard to swallow.

She seemed to understand why, when cornered, she chose to cooperate with Lin Yi—there was something about him she couldn’t ignore.

No doubt, the golden feathered eagle was formidable. Seeing the white elephant fall, it knew its own chances were slim and launched a desperate assault on the iron-tailed peacock, nearly suppressing it completely, hastily calling for help from the other three teammates.

Then Dong Ge’s knife fell to the ground. Zhang Xin, eyes reddened, kicked Dong Ge’s arm a few times; after struggling, he picked up the knife and slashed at Dong Ge’s arm.

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“That’s good. You’re free to go. Come by for tea when you have time!” Dongfang Yu suddenly dismissed the guest.

Father Xu urged her not to bring the child to avoid trouble. She never separated from the child, reluctant but unwilling to burden others, so she left the child with Xu Zhong’s aunt. Xu Zhong’s aunt would stay home to care for Grandma Xu, not going to the city.

Several nearby guests had already glanced this way, clearly intending to embarrass them.

“What’s the rush? We need to stall him, make him suffer a bit, or he’ll be harder to manage later,” Ye Feng smiled.

We waited outside for a few minutes, and after everyone left, we entered, smiled, and greeted Du Peng.

“Hahaha! Hearing that gives me peace of mind. Deep water? I’d rather it be deeper so I can stir up bigger waves!” Xu Feng smiled mysteriously.

“No, this flame is no ordinary fire! It’s Profound Flame!” Gao Miao whispered after invoking a summoning ritual.

Everyone looked toward Jiang Zhonghou, who felt goosebumps and a chill run down his spine. He glanced at his uncle lying in bed and then at his weeping aunt.

Old man Wen was merely a farmer from a neighboring county. With no connections to investigate, he went to the governor’s mansion to plead but was pushed away by the guards.

The mirror-like stone pillar, called Hongmeng Pillar, complemented the Hongmeng Guide. It was not an item for seeking something but could anchor a cultivator’s world core, allowing the inner world to grow to the level of Hongmeng itself.

The middle-aged man responded with a salute, then mounted his demon beast and descended toward the building below.