Chapter 33: Destructive Power

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“Brother Yu, can you bring in any more partners?”

Hua Changxi thought it over. Although Yu Hui was in charge of the storehouse, and discarded medicinal materials were not closely accounted for, taking a little here and there would be fine once or twice. But if it happened too often, there was no guarantee that someone would not notice.

If such a thing went undiscovered, that would be the end of it. But once it came to light, they would certainly be punished.

The moment Yu Hui heard this, he hurriedly said, “Sister Changxi, the fewer people who know about this, the better. How could we possibly let anyone else in on it?”

He knew that Tina had most likely followed them because of him, but he was still rather curious about why she possessed the necessary qualifications.

“I understand now. Tiezhu, you mean distinguishing whether it is genuine by measuring its density?” Liu Yingqi suddenly realized, and quickly asked.

Where else could that child have gone? There was no need to think about it—he had surely gone out to find a way to stop Jun Xiyao from getting married.

“You know as well?” Yun Yao raised an eyebrow and fixed Wei Wu with a piercing gaze, though she did not seem particularly surprised.

But now that she thought about it, there should likewise have been something resembling the enormous rift in the void torn open in the Sacred Immortal Realm near the planets of the Jade Soul Empire. That was why Bi Sini had been barely able to contact Zhao Tianhe.

All the elders knew Elder Han’s temper. Deep in thought, they turned their heads one after another and looked toward the Sect Master, Qingxuzi.

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At the very moment the battle-axe came crashing down, Nangong Li suddenly felt a stiffness in his arm.

Stone Village had originally been shrouded in a steady drizzle, but all at once, lightning flashed and thunder boomed across the sky. Faintly, the roars of dragons and tigers seemed to echo from within the clouds.

Every person in the café turned their gaze toward them. Seeing how irresponsible Zhao Tiezhu was acting, they could not help angrily condemning him.

With his spiritual energy completely exhausted, Wei Tao collapsed to the ground. In the next instant, a white-robed disciple of the Enforcement Hall kicked him off the martial platform.

“Can he find out the exact deployment of the Tannu garrison, as well as their battle strategy?” the Sick Immortal asked.

Tie Feng did not know the secret of this movement technique. He could only imitate what he remembered of that day, taking one step at a time and adapting as he went.

The leaders of countless forces that had once taken part in the campaign to wipe out the Xiao Clan had now gathered outside the holy city of the Angelic Kingdom, and everyone was filled with unease.

“Your Majesty, what do you mean? They clearly sent magicians to attack us. How can you say that their kingdom was destroyed?” Lina asked in confusion.

In the end, they arrived at the same result by different paths: both Yulinlong and Sha Qing slipped away right under the noses of everyone from the Sanren Residence.

Roxi grabbed the Nian Beast by its two horns, as though she were riding a tiger. She had truly found herself in an impossible predicament.

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“Taysis.” Roxi called out to Taysis, then watched as Taysis looked at her with a strange expression.

The ground had originally appeared utterly barren, yet now stalks of dark iron grass, all of nearly the same height, had “grown” across it—some upright, some slanted—thick and densely packed, leaving scarcely a gap between them.

Not only were they being treated as though they were invisible, but those people had even asked Mu Wanyao, right in front of them, what sort of song she wished to hear.

The most ingenious feature of this teapot was that its interior could be divided into two chambers, allowing it to hold two different liquids. If one wished to use it to harm someone, one chamber could be filled with poison and the other with something harmless. The two red-and-green gemstone beads above controlled which liquid poured from the spout.

He had heard every word the physician had just spoken. Naturally, he also understood that Lin Yue’er looked this way because of him.

It was true that he had personally handed a sack of white flour to He Yumin, but at the time they had been in the willow grove behind the mountain. No one should have seen them.

Was it real, or had she realized what he intended and deliberately deceived him, hoping to lure her prey into the trap, then break his wings and imprison him at her side, turning him into his private captive?

Because of Su Mu’s terrifying power of intimidation, all the creatures in the swamp retreated, not daring to show their heads.

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