Chapter 31: One Look Was Enough to Tell He Was No Good Man

When the girl discovered someone outside the window, Sang Ye noticed that her eyes visibly brightened.

However, she seemed to realize a moment later that she was alone, and a look of disappointment crossed her face.

Recalling the scene, Sang Ye lowered her gaze. "When those two cats told me the girl was still alive, I thought about whether I could save her. But I hadn't expected her to be in a basement; there was nothing but a ventilation gap too small for a person to fit through. I knew I couldn't save her, so I thought I would at least leave behind some evidence..."

He lay languidly in the back seat of the car, his phoenix-like eyes tightly shut, his profile sharp and handsome as he seemed to be resting with his eyes closed.

"I saw my wife about to perform a pole dance in front of everyone, so I rushed out. Do you really think I had my phone on me?" Huo Lingfeng said with perfect logic.

Augustus, having just received news that Ji Chen had returned with the Ocean Spirit, hurried over from the floating mountain above.

Because they were forbidden from hunting, they could only obtain food from the base. To get food, they needed carbon coins, so they were forced to work for the base.

Just as he was feeling perfectly fine, a sudden chill washed over him. He looked up to see a tall, imposing figure standing there, dressed in a loose, casual bathrobe.

Shen Bai smiled gently, reached out to elegantly grasp Funing's troublesome hand, then leaned down to nibble on her lips.

Some moonlight fell upon the treetops, scattering mottled, fragmented shadows across the ground, like infants returning to their mother's embrace.

However, the Reindeer tribe had never been skilled at fishing. After several visits, Xun Bo finally agreed to instruct them.

In this way, although her talent could not compare to Yun Xi's, thanks to her age advantage, it would not be much of a problem for her to maintain her lead in cultivation through hard work.

Tang Sanzang spoke from his horse. He was, after all, a mortal man. Although his vitality had been strengthened after consuming the Ginseng Fruit, at his core, he remained a mortal who could not endure hardship.

Song Qizhao frowned slightly at the clear muddy handprint on his arm, thinking to himself that he would need to wash it three times later.

Jiang Yuan bowed to the Daoist of Chaos Creation, and with a flick of his mind, a full set of Earth Fiend equipment materialized upon his body.

Jiang Yuan, who had been closely monitoring the situation on the battlefield, immediately issued an order to Demon General Number Five, who had just been freed from his confinement.

Fu Niang rested her chin in her hands as she watched them bicker, feeling quite happy. Her classmates were all such good people.

After noticing her strangeness, Li Xiao felt as though a new barrier had been erected within the distance they had just begun to close.

The machine let out a roar and began to slowly rumble to life. As it started, the entire underground laboratory began to tremble.

Jiang Yuan pressed one foot against the car door, leaning his body back with all his might, struggling desperately to prevent himself from being shoved inside.

Sun Wukong frowned. He sensed that the Journey to the West might not be as simple as he had imagined; it was not merely about restoring the Western Continent of Hezhou, but contained a much deeper secret.

Before Su Yunting could ponder further, the door was kicked open with a bang, and Zhang Qingyang stood in the doorway, fuming.

Upon hearing the news that Wang Yinluo had vanished, Madam Matsushima flew into a rage. She had originally planned for Wang Yinluo to disrupt the lives of Shen Shi and Jiang Juelei, but in the blink of an eye, the person was gone. Left with no other choice, Madam Matsushima had to order Ding Xiao to return to the country early, and her entire plan had to be reconfigured and redeployed.

After sitting there for about ten minutes, Ning Minshan took a deep breath, gathered the clothes scattered everywhere, and finally stepped into the bathroom.

After ascending the mountain, Ying Kang ordered his men to place the bodies of Ying Hai and his mother onto the carriage. By the time everything was settled, it was already dusk, and the brilliant sunlight bathed Mount Long in a golden hue.

At this point, she was more than willing to obey Yan Yanqi; after all, saving lives was the priority. Since they were short on manpower, it was far more efficient to gather everyone together and assign each group a specific sector to work in.