Chapter 65 (Monthly Vote Bonus Chapter 1)

There were no restrictive formations in the room where Jiang Wan stayed, so everyone in the courtyard heard her words. Her eldest brother, Chu Zhou, and second brother, Muyi, turned their heads simultaneously to look at Venerable Luochen.

Venerable Luochen gave a dry cough. His eldest grandson, Immortal Xiao Yan, who was standing beside him, offered an awkward yet polite smile upon noticing the other three in the courtyard looking his way.

"My grandfather is merely acting playfully; please excuse him, you all."

Venerable Luochen gave him a sideways glance of mock annoyance.

"You rascal—"

"I will keep guard here, so you should cultivate for a while! We have no idea how long the Master will have to battle that Devourer of Heavens." Feng Shen watched as the Master and the Devourer of Heavens clashed, muttering inwardly that it seemed they would be standing guard here for a full century. After this great battle, the northern realms had been completely and utterly ruined.

Even if Huo Yingying had truly done nothing to Huo Jiazhen, it still did not prove that she was a good person.

While Lu Feifan remained completely detached from worldly affairs, Yang Fei secretly kept a close eye on the box office trends of the films. The two of them had already stayed in Pattaya for over a week, feeling not the slightest hint of boredom; instead, they became increasingly captivated by it.

Strange? This was clearly a blind spot, and furthermore, they hadn't made a sound this time. How on earth had they been discovered?

Chu Yu had no real friends in this world. Aside from the many kind elder sisters in the Songstress Guild, the only people she had crossed paths with a few times were her chaotic and dubious classmates from Group Seven. Teaming up with them to undertake so-called missions was simply something Chu Yu could never accept.

Remembering that today was the weekend, her son did not need to go to kindergarten. Since he had woken up this early, it was undoubtedly because that teacher Xiao was here.

Because he neither came earlier nor later, but chose to go to the manor precisely when she was leaving City N. This was simply too much of a coincidence.

"So you really have come after all," Mu Yefeng murmured, his tone laden with helplessness. He didn't even need to think to know who was knocking on the door; in short, it filled him with utter annoyance.

Mo Lan cast a pitying glance at Lianyou. If she hadn't sold her that medicinal pill, would this sudden disaster have been avoided? Would she have escaped destruction?

"Young Hero Yan, I want to know the whole sequence of events! Why did you kill my Diancang disciple?" Lü Shan glared fiercely at Lü Hao. Startled by Lü Shan's ferocious look, Lü Hao fell silent and said no more.

"How about we summon Ganguo's old man and ask him if there's any other route to Lagasu?" The brother-in-law was the thoughtful one. Ganguo's father was a mountain dweller whose family had lived here for generations and must be utterly familiar with the surrounding jungles; perhaps they really could find a mountain path unknown to the Japanese forces to reach Lagasu.

"This is Lin Chong, captain of the Chinese Snow Leopard Commando Unit. He is the commander of the other Chinese special operations team participating in this special forces competition!" Xue Yan knew this was not the time for false modesty; all such formalities were utterly unimportant compared to resolving the matter at hand.

"Brother Yan, have you lost your mind?" Aoxue Qian, president of the Aoxue Guild who was sitting in the front passenger seat, looked at the man beside her in utter astonishment and asked with absolute incomprehension.

"Do you perhaps have some other thoughts on your mind?" Seeing the expression on Ye Yangjian's face, the medic knew the captain's inner self was once again locked in a fierce internal battle, so he posed the question.

At that moment, an elderly man with a face full of wrinkles stood up from a recliner beneath a secluded room. Leaning on a dragon-headed wooden cane carved from celestial wood with somewhat light steps, he walked toward Master Yan.

Ye Qian was somewhat surprised. She had merely wanted to please Empress Dowager Chen, never expecting to receive a reward just like that, and hastily expressed her gratitude. Anything bestowed by the Empress Dowager would certainly be no ordinary item.

Almost every expert above the Celestial Immortal realm was an expert angler, and nearly everyone at or above the Celestial Immortal tier enjoyed fishing. Fishing tested one's mental fortitude, intellectual capacity, sensory awareness, and even reflex speed.