Chapter 150: The Unfinished Game

If there were truly no ill intentions, how could they have kidnapped her?

Xu Yu’s eyes held a faint sarcasm that made the assistant hesitate for a moment. However, it was only fleeting before he spoke, “Farewell, Miss Xu.”

It was already late at night.

Xu Yu still felt no trace of sleep. She tossed and turned, her mind replaying the small movements Shen Liangyan made on the desk that afternoon.

He was never one to sit idly and wait for doom...

Qian Ka, who had been thrown beside Ji Yushi, knew that Qinghui was too lazy to wait for her to follow, so he simply went by himself without complaint.

Li Yi was naturally very relieved to have secured this central point and successfully taken down the EM team, thus claiming a foothold.

This platinum-level streamer originally belonged to their Paipai Ai guild; having lost her from Beihuan, he would find a way to bring her back.

Marriage is a significant event in life—why shouldn’t she dress beautifully? She dressed not for anyone else, but to delight herself.

Kai wanted to say more, but seeing the myriad odd individuals around all showing utmost respect to the speaker, he immediately understood that this speaker was likely the leader here.

“Call me brother!” Baili Xuance gave himself a thumbs-up. Suddenly, Shen Mengxi’s expression changed again as she shouted, “Why is it changing direction again?” Baili Xuance looked and saw the jade ball once more spinning, rolling toward the Great Wall again.

She paused, unable to recall who had said that a man’s most captivating moment was when he unconsciously loosened his tie.

Bai Weiyu thought she might have been somewhat bothered by overhearing Li Na’s conversation last night—it was after all a private matter and should pass with time.

Zhao Chen’s heart tightened as well. Before this battle, he had discussed with the mischievous panda, observing the usage of the dark crow’s evil wave technique, allowing the dark energy to circulate through the body before returning it to the opponent.

Switching the game view to the mid lane, Yasuo, still below level six, had already been solo-killed twice by the enemy mid-laner Ekko.

Those things sounded impressive just by name; surely the Dao Ancestor’s gifts to your elder brother were even more extraordinary?

“Hey, Tuoba Wu, don’t forget, you promised to treat me to dinner.” Since Tuoba Wu was likely a colleague, Lin Duoduo’s attitude toward him had improved considerably.

Meanwhile, Shang Rong was puzzled, pondering which audacious former king could have done such a thing when he suddenly felt a piercing pain at his fingertip.

He wasn’t foolish; at this moment, he clearly realized he had been outwitted by Lin Pan, the crafty old fox. This was like a blow to his head, severely damaging his confidence.

Within a single day, Rui Sheng Law Firm had received commissions from owners of thirty percent of the commercial buildings in downtown Los Angeles to sue the superhero “Magician,” whose return date remained unknown.

“Alright! I agree. When it comes to Ape Light, I won’t dare say anything. As for the likes of Sky-raising Red Monkey, leave them to me.” After confirming the identity of the person before him as Pei Zonghao, Dan Dong’er immediately decided to take a gamble. After all, there was a vast difference between “dying later” and “dying now.”

However, such thoughts were not accepted by the majority of Dream Weavers, whose minds were simpler and softer. They could not differentiate between these pitiable beings, regardless of what form they took.

Therefore, the Yuan family did not need to do anything; the Zhou family had already arranged everything for them. It was indeed remarkable. Yuan Man’s only feeling was that her family was destined to be entangled with the Zhou family—strange, yet undeniably true.

“Haha... alright, alright, you two. Our master sent us down, so we must set an example. Wouldn’t it be embarrassing if they saw otherwise?” Chi Yao said something reasonable for once.

Hiding behind the third senior brother, Chi Yao carefully examined the corpses. Though their bodies were decayed, it was clear from the surface that the neck and limbs differed distinctly from the rest.