Chapter 38: Encountering a Formidable Enemy
"What the hell! How did he die?" Su Ya, sitting in the rear basket of the tricycle, grew anxious the moment she saw the elimination broadcast.
"Wind Lamp Disarray" had just finished repairing their vehicle—how could he be dead? Anyone who didn't know the situation might think they were the ones who killed him.
"Let me see." Yu Zhu, who was driving, glanced at the elimination broadcast upon hearing the commotion, her brow furrowing immediately. "It's the player ranked first on the kill leaderboard."
Su Ya became even more flustered upon hearing this.
As they reached a new intersection on the road, she...
Lin Qingxue, thanks to her solid foundation and the stash of medicinal pills she had consumed in one go—pills that Chang Lingzi had accumulated over many years—was no longer in any serious danger.
Luo Fei offered Li Ze some advice. Although he was a Diamond-ranked player in public matches and frequently watched League of Legends tournaments, he had never truly studied the tactical details. Thus, he could only provide ideas from his original world; the rest still depended on Li Ze and the team members themselves.
After killing his opponent, Yang Yi returned to his original spot before anyone could react. Therefore, even with many experts present, no one discovered his actions.
It wasn't that Luo Fei hadn't been watching the live streams these past few days; he simply hadn't taken Brother Ya seriously, figuring that as long as they could win in the end, it was all that mattered.
"You've come all the way from Shu; surely you aren't unaware that Zhuge Liang is about to mobilize his troops?" Zhu Zan asked, probing.
"Your Highness, are you absolutely certain about this plan?" After listening to the Prince's strategy, Ye Ningxin felt there were too many variables and couldn't help but worry.
Listening to him say this, could it be that Junyue Clothing Shop sold clothes by day and offered special services by night?
Wang Zhi felt the sensation of a constricted throat from his memories suddenly flash back. He clutched his neck and coughed dryly; the memory of being poisoned not long ago was no longer blurred.
Just moments ago, she had been unable to suppress the urge to reveal her true power, but before she could, a single thought had already stirred the laws of heaven and earth.
Yun Xi flipped through the documents casually, scanning the other four groups before finding the information on the Qiao Group. She didn't look at the others in detail but instead turned the file toward Gu Baifan.
"You scoundrel! Simply ignorant. Who told you that precious techniques are inferior to divine abilities? I have lived for thousands of years and have never heard such a thing! Where did you hear that?" the old dragon roared.
Jincheng Morning Post Report: Around 7:30 this morning, a major traffic accident occurred at the highway entrance in the Yincheng District of this city. A heavy truck loaded with gravel overturned and crushed a sedan, resulting in four deaths and one person critically injured. The truck driver fled the scene.
"What! This... was built by Your Majesty?" Guo Jia was shocked to hear the news, never imagining that such a low-class establishment would be built by the high and mighty Emperor.
Yet, even if this film had various flaws, in Song Zheng's view, it could still be called one of the most soul-stirring, inspiring, and resonant domestic films for Chinese audiences to date. It was destined to be a top-tier, high-production masterpiece that would garner immense praise.
"This portion is too small, it's practically perfunctory." Ling Qi stared at the few slices of salmon in the center of the giant platter, surrounded by various decorative side dishes. Each slice was cut so thin that it was paper-like, and one could almost see the patterns on the bottom of the plate through the translucent fish.
North of Jincheng lay another vast desert, crisscrossed with paths and truly impossible to track. What was even more frightening was that if this horse thief were cunning enough, he could easily exit through the north gate and circle around to any other direction. Consequently, the horse thief was like a fish disappearing into the depths of the ocean, impossible to catch.
Watching the bearded man control the misty light of the arrows, it seemed effortless. Dozens of arrows moved at his whim as if they were extensions of his own body, shifting and changing at will.
For these three days, every time Ji Mu thought of a way to torment others, Lu Qiming would immediately force him to block a sword! Although Chengyuan had only told Lu Qiming trivial details, he had spoken nonetheless, yet their situation hadn't improved in the slightest.