Chapter 106: Li Changsheng: Victor, Don’t Go—I Need to Talk to You
The night was as dark as ink, with the city lights behind him merely faint specks like distant stars.
High above, dozens of meters in the air, Li Changsheng sat cross-legged on the back of Li Xiao G, pointing down at the vintage manor below.
“This should be the vampire’s lair,” he said, then without hesitation, leapt straight down.
Bang!
Without using any special powers, he fell straight like a meteor crashing to earth. The ground caved in beneath him, forming a large crater, yet he remained composed within it.
“What! The city center?” Ma Lili was surprised. She had thought Li Xiao had gotten into the county high school, but unexpectedly, he ended up at the city high school—a feat Haidao High had not seen in years.
Liang Yimo felt indifferent toward their attitude. Among those seated were students from first to fourth year, all seemingly on good terms with He Mingyang. Having lived at F University for three years, she could count on one hand the people she knew well.
Divine photographer Yue Shen Qian hurriedly grabbed Tai Shen Hua Ge, hoisting the camera and rushing out in a daze...
Only when Mu Yun Gao Da Li’s towering figure finally vanished from the sight of everyone at Changle Palace did Li Er, who had been stunned beside them, slowly regain her senses.
Xiao Haotian learned from Zhou Ze what Ling Dongwu had said to him today. Only then did he realize the magnitude of his mistake—how he had neglected her feelings all this time, causing her pain.
With a deep sigh, she kicked the troublesome sofa hard, then paced around his vast office.
“Roar!” Accompanied by a long howl, the orb soared into the sky. As it ascended, it emitted a dazzling golden glow, transforming into a streak of golden light that shot toward Ao Tian’s Dragon Soul Sword.
Ye Chen was a workaholic. Even Shen Jiayao had never caused him so much worry before.
It was mealtime now. Most people had finished work and returned home, either eating or preparing dinner.
Pei Jun lowered her legs. Qin Chu felt as if her legs no longer belonged to her, aching terribly, wishing they would simply go numb. Every slight movement brought sharp pain, making her grimace, nearly bringing tears to her eyes.
Seizing the opportunity, Helian Nuo quickly got up, handed the Celestial Wolf Blade to his right hand, and began searching around for Lan Youruo.
But now, with these major rules from Qing Ruo in place, Feng Ye Yang’s strength advantage was severely diminished. The painstakingly planned treasure hunt by Jinlin Academy was nearly half ruined.
Luo Yixuan returned to school to study again. This time, the number of reporters at the school gates was noticeably higher than usual, causing her to frown.
He didn’t dare to lose focus. His fists turned into palms, thrusting into the snake’s vital point. He thought this would kill the beast, but though he tore open its body, a stream of green liquid burst out from inside.
“Sleeping soundly just now?” Xiang Lai, surveying the lined-up new recruits, spoke with a tone of care. Yet to their ears, it only heightened their unease—his harsh shouting might have been less unsettling. Sure enough, before the recruits could enjoy Xiang Lai’s brief gentleness, his angry scolding followed.
Xiang Lai’s mother and father had settled matters in the Southern Zhou Kingdom and arrived at Hero’s Land, accompanied by the renowned General Chu Tian, who was currently entangled in trouble.
Just as he reached his doorstep, Yue Longtian heard the sound of a door opening nearby. Turning his head, he saw Zhen Wanting stepping out of her room.
“He wants you to find out, and you probably noticed before, didn’t you?” Bai tactfully asked.
In such circumstances, not to mention being thrown into a death camp, even being treated well would likely lead to death.
The commander-in-chief did react, but with a faint smile and a trace of shock in his eyes.
He had long wanted to hire an assassin to kill Xia Lei. But Xia Lei was the uncle of the Korean king, a member of a powerful clan with heavy security around him, making the attempt extremely difficult.