Chapter 96: The Field of Asura

Peerless Heavenly King Rampaging Little Tiger 1300 words 2026-03-20 06:26:52

Everyone stared at the sudden turn of events, cries of surprise rising from the crowd.

"You actually dared to toy with me, but your fate will be far worse than you imagine."

Black Swan let out a cold laugh. Having exchanged several blows with Feng Xu without managing to cut him down, he had already resolved to kill him at all costs.

Feng Xu remained calm and unruffled, having quietly slipped several daggers into his sleeves during the exchange.

......

The crowd, having clearly heard Lin Shu's words, fell silent and stopped their laughter. Wide-eyed and holding their breath, they waited for Lin Shu to finish her bow.

His father had taught him from childhood that one must conduct oneself with honor and integrity. Even if the task were not carried out by his own hand, he would absolutely never accept such a thing.

Brahma stood at the very front, his gaze firm and profound. He wielded the divine artifact in his hands, and every strike carried the power to destroy heaven and earth. Before such force, the assembled mighty warriors fell back one after another. They understood that if they could not defeat Brahma today, they would never see a day of glory again.

Once the flying craft's energy consumption begins to rise exponentially, an insurmountable barrier forms long before reaching the speed of light.

The truth is that kung fu films haven't been flourishing in recent years. At the root of it, fewer and fewer actors can actually fight. Audiences aren't fools—after seeing too much CGI and clever camera work, it all becomes tasteless.

They first went back to search the area where they had found the coconut tree, then circled around where they had discovered the fruit, but found nothing.

Given his reputation, these words left the Huang family members doubtful, and before long, the whole place erupted in an uproar.

Having tethered the goose, Shen Mo used the remaining rope to bind the top of the chair, then went to the door and asked Kong Weijie for two cigarettes.

Although there was no theoretical foundation to support it, billions of consciousness waves could not possibly transform a warship into something more formidable than a curvature-driven craft.

After all, space was truly too distant for them—an older generation who still took hoes to the fields and carried manure with shoulder poles.

The great rat led the way, Qing Zhichun followed, with Shi Lan and Yang Liguo bringing up the rear. The three bore demon wings on their backs, wisps of blood energy swirling around them as they walked together, a fierce aura drifting through the air that kept the Hu family members behind them silent and afraid. Those who had dared to peek out from hiding involuntarily shrank their necks back.

"Thank you, ancestor!" The ghost general was overjoyed. Grabbing the bottle tossed over by his teacher, he ignored the murderous glare from King Yan, hurriedly knelt, and kowtowed.

Qin Kai walked out of Fang Qingyou's office and saw Lan Ruoyan bent over, searching for something. The fullness of her figure offered endless room for imagination, and for a moment, he stood there, dumbstruck.

It was just that Liu Yun was too careless and thick-skinned, not as attentive as Tian Tian, so the responsibility of protecting Xi'er fell upon Tian Tian.

"Teacher, this is too dangerous. You can't—absolutely not!" the others urged. After all, Qing Feng was a major figure at the academy. If anything went wrong, Ye Changtian would be crippled at best, dead at worst. And then what if Lan Jiu went on a rampage?

Before Yan Xian could ask in detail about the techniques and methods for making tofu crispy, he slowly chewed and swallowed his first bite. He did not take a second, instead exchanging a glance full of suppressed shock with the old acquaintance across the table.

Brother Hei sneered and said nothing. Some people simply had brains that didn't work—he had already spelled it out so clearly, and Ji Shaoyun still couldn't understand. What was he supposed to do about that? Ji Shaoyun was stupid; did that mean he had to be just as stupid right along with him?

Even if Wei Yan never accomplished anything great in the future, Dian Wei's actions today had at least saved his own life.

"No, we haven't progressed to that stage yet!" Ling Sheng furrowed her brows and shot him a dirty look.

The next moment, the dragon-horse, as if drunk, staggered a few steps on the spot before crashing to the ground with a heavy thud, dead on the spot.

Her gentle and measured words, her habitual elegant and friendly smile—all of it made Karete's heart feel a torment far more unbearable than any scolding. She could no longer maintain her composure and, covering her face, burst into tears.