Chapter 119: The Vajra Dragon-Elephant

The long night drifted away in silence.

Early the next morning, as Fang Xiao stepped into the outer courtyard, Daoist Pang emerged from his room with a yawn.

He shoved a booklet into Fang Xiao’s arms. "That old white-haired ape is quite interesting. It’s a pity the cultivation technique it copied was incomplete and riddled with errors, but this is all the martial art I could salvage from it."

Fang Xiao quickly caught it. "Thank you for your hard work, Brother Pang."

He noticed the dark circles still lingering under the Daoist’s eyes.

Just now, Qian Dong had wanted to test this fellow’s strength, but he never expected him to be so insidious and cunning. Who the hell wraps their hands in flames?

Tan Tao was just about to offer an explanation when Deacon Ye, who had been standing behind Zhong Lingdao, charged out in the lead with a thunderous roar.

The weather in early September was crisp with the autumn breeze, and the lawns along the roadside were already blanketed in a layer of golden fallen leaves.

One could see Peng Yuyan exerting more force in his arms; the veins beneath his long, slender limbs seemed to bulge through his down jacket, brimming with raw power.

Although this was a monumental piece of news, its true impact would only be felt by the world’s top power players, and as for those far removed from such heights... who knew how much time would pass before it reached them?

This was because he saw that Peng Yuyan had already hauled his second fish onto the bank, estimating it to be around thirty pounds or so.

Even though he had undergone countless drills in the coastal waters, facing a top-tier ten-thousand-year soul beast still made him feel immense pressure—a fear etched into his very genes.

Seeing this, Yukinoshita Yukino did not continue to ask anything, simply proceeding to speak for herself.

Especially in the early levels, the speed of cultivation was completely on par with the times when he had divine power assisting him.

Before coming, he had stored all his gold, silver, and valuables in his soul space, and after giving his instructions, Xie Jiu sat down with the other two.

He could see that the members of the Inspection Division were struggling against the mist; even with the aid of the formation, it was difficult to resist two Seventh-Rank experts, so he had to end the battle quickly.

He had to admit that his sister had many flaws, but Zhao Jie also knew that once Zhao Luxue made up her mind about something, she would never easily change it.

Watching Fu Wanqing run off into the distance, Fu Jiushang sighed inwardly. She had been ready to kill just a moment ago! Now that she saw the situation was unfavorable, she took off immediately—did she have to be so pragmatic?

"Sooner or later." Yunefer looked at the silver star, failed to see anything special about it, and shrugged.

She really was treating herself like a task; right now, she just didn’t want to trouble anyone else, though she could if she wanted to.

Mo Qing and Old Master Mo stepped off the stage, holding their wine glasses, moving through the crowd to exchange pleasantries. Along the way, they were pursued by celebrities and elders of various fields, who toasted them, spoke of their history, and praised Mo Qing.

The absence of the words "attempt to" meant that by utilizing this Purple Qi from the East, he had successfully mastered the basics of the "Guiyuan Shou Shen Chapter."

Next, the Bodhi Immortal sent his subordinates to test the danger, and these men were all injured to varying degrees. Having done so, the Bodhi Immortal approached the beauty’s couch.

This beast obviously possessed intelligence, though it could not speak. It seemed to have occupied a stretch of water and reached some sort of agreement with certain people, projecting an air of "no trespassers allowed." But how exactly had I offended this creature, to the point where it would use a corpse to warn me?

"Yunuo, why are you being childish again? I’ve already told you, I went to the peninsula on business, not what you’re thinking." Mo Qing rubbed his temples, regretting that he hadn't told Mo Yunuo about the peninsula villa sooner, which had led her to discover those online rumors herself.

"Tell us what kind of gifts you have brought, and let us see if they match the value of the gifts our King has bestowed upon your King in years past."

Caitlin was immediately puzzled, as she was quite familiar with the records of these expatriate wizards. These wizard apprentices, who had no prospects within the Wizard Academy, were almost never able to return once they were sent down to the mortal kingdoms. Especially in a case like this, where a replacement was made mid-mission, there was almost no precedent in the Royal Chronicles.