39 This is Mountainview Village

One, two, three, four... she could no longer count them all. Her heart sank; she wondered how many of these people belonged to Ji Jinjiang, and how many to Prince Xu, Li Huai.

Although their memories were sealed, this did not in the slightest diminish the power they had accumulated over hundreds of years.

The leader of the Tree Sea Goblins, and the holder of the key to the Forest Temptation Labyrinth, possessed an unyielding, overbearing, and tyrannical personality.

I stared at the fragrance of the flowers, and before I knew it, the scalding tears burning my cold face caused a sharp sting.

He said goodnight once more. I held Jiajia as I entered the room, shut the door, leaned against it for a moment with a faint smile, then carried Jiajia to bed.

Those present felt as if their throats were being gripped by invisible hands; not only were they unable to speak, but even breathing felt agonizingly difficult.

Perhaps this was fate’s design. She had died and arrived in this place—a place without An He, without her past, and without anything that could stir her memories—allowing her to learn, bit by bit, how to let go, how to forget, how to abandon the habits of over twenty years, and how to grow accustomed to a life and a world without An He.

Her light blue jeans were severely deformed at the left shin, and blood was gushing out.

I felt a surge of powerful blood rushing to my head. My entire body seemed to be brimming with strength, and there was only one thought in my mind: to eradicate this damned thing.

In the Continent of the Firmament, adoption laws for orphans were identical across all nations, stipulating that adopters must be married couples over the age of thirty-five, have no criminal record, and possess a stable, high-income source.

Before leaving, unexpectedly, Minghuo Chunsha proved quite thoughtful, gifting everyone an umbrella.

The opposition had planned this almost perfectly; the car doors were flung wide, and it was a sports car. If things had gone according to their plan, such a vehicle would have been enough to speed out of Jingcheng University before anyone could react.

Thus, he dived into the water again, intending to pull up that scrap of rag. His fingertips touched the red fabric, and he gave a violent tug. Unexpectedly, it didn't budge; instead, he slipped into the water, flailed about, and ended up completely soaked.

Until just moments ago, they only knew that Ye Wuchue had gone to check for danger. As soon as he left, that blinding light appeared.

Afterward, Zhang Kuo disembarked to thank the city police who had been lying in ambush, bade farewell to Huzhalong, boarded the ship, and ordered it to take off, preparing to head for the Land of the Sun.

Only then did he feel a touch of terror, for that green face was truly horrifying. He forced himself to lift the head before his eyes, scrutinizing its features.

Qin Yu neither declined nor accepted; without giving Sheng Jiayi a direct response, she returned to the operating room.

The meeting was about to begin, and five level-eight agents, including Zhao Long, filed into the conference room.

"If that is truly the case, to what degree of proficiency must his understanding of pharmacology have reached?" Upon hearing this, the other three displayed expressions as if they had seen a ghost in broad daylight.

Among the Nine Ministers, Wang Wan, the Prefect of the Fengchang, felt tears silently well up in the corners of his eyes upon seeing this old man.

From the moment he was appointed Grand Tutor by Empress Dowager Xuan, Sima Cuo began a seventy-year journey of mutual understanding with King Zhaoxiang.

Even though they could have easily secured a kill, they still chose to follow Qin Zheng’s orders, leaving the enemy with no room to counterattack.

Seeing Lie Yan drag out their nemesis, their eyes turned bloodshot, and they glared at the men in blue headscarves, cursing them incessantly.

What is the most terrifying thing about being drunk? It is not the foolish things one does while intoxicated, but rather having someone there to help you recall those foolish deeds after the fact.

Now, the words Huangfu Ye spoke resonated with her thoughts in a damnably perfect way... her heart could not help but accelerate.

He... was he not curious about the tortoise shell and the sailboat, but rather concerned about my wound?

After all, rumors had been flying everywhere over the past few days, and everyone was laughing at Mu Tianyao’s extraordinary fortune with women.

The only way was to first conquer the other five nations, then encircle the Chu state and devour it bit by bit.

Han Zeli paid them no further heed, instead kneeling on one knee before Jing Huan, looking down slightly at the ring of red marks on Jing Huan’s fair wrist.

In the side chamber, Commander Xiao and Nanny Hu sat facing each other. With no one else in the room, their expressions were no longer as reserved as usual, appearing much more at ease.

After waiting in the outer courtyard for a while, Wan Siyang felt something was amiss. If the injury were minor, applying some medicine to stop the bleeding should have sufficed; why hadn't she come out yet? Could there have been an accident?

The other party had communicated directly through telepathy and strangely left a bizarre map inside his head.

Along the way, Si Qi’er was clearly more joyful than sorrowful. Although she was in mourning, was it not a case of a name without a position, making it illegitimate?

Having been caught in the middle of a scandal and then scolded by Old Master Xiao, Bureau Chief Zhao’s emotions were on the verge of exploding.

Clan Leader Long looked at Su Fan with some surprise, his disdain for Su Fan subconsciously lessening by a fraction.

Legend has it that the hidden clans were created by the small number of people who chose to remain behind after the ancient cultivation sects of Earth departed.

At this moment, Old Ancestor Xu, who had been silent all along, suddenly spoke. What the crowd could not comprehend was that his words were pointedly directed at Su Fan.

Father Chen looked solemn as he ordered all outsiders to leave the Chen family estate; he had something to say to Chen Dazhi.

Wan Siyang tucked Si Qi’er in, extinguished the lamp, closed the door, and headed toward An’er’s room. When Si Qi’er heard his footsteps moving in a direction other than his own bedroom, she let out a sigh.

From beginning to end, their faces were never revealed, yet the man’s figure was tall and upright. Even without seeing his face, he possessed a powerful aura—who else could it be but Mo Chen?

"You and I both know very well what will happen if we stay in this room together." Alicia shoved Sam heavily against the door panel.

The crew members on the scene were stunned, staring fixedly as a colossal monster surged up from the depths of the sea.

Hearing Zhen Xi’s words, Bai Pu’s eyes sparkled as he looked at her, as if he were seeing candy, but his eyes were filled with expectation.

Because of this incident, the entire world was undergoing massive changes. In the midst of this upheaval, who could ride this giant wave to the forefront? And who would be drowned beneath it? Only time would bear witness to all of this.

Seeing the reaction of the crowd, Qian Yuluo nodded with satisfaction, signaling that they could set off. Indeed, they had not disappointed her. She believed they could complete her mission, just as she believed in herself. Furthermore, she was certain they would not need to use the family treasures, for they possessed the capability.