144. Tier Gap (Two-in-One)

The door opened gently, and Su Zhiqiu stepped out gracefully, while Lu Qinyue, who had quietly strolled to stand beside Pei Xiunian, faced her across a round table made entirely of jade.

Guangju Pavilion was quite renowned in Pingnan County; its luxury and grandeur were undeniable. Given Lu Shaozhu’s status, the temporary quarters provided for her rest were naturally spacious and elegant.

Yet, at this moment, the vast room fell into sudden silence, as if the very air had thickened.

“Will these people truly come back to life?” Hongyu blinked in surprise. Though she had seen corpse servants and ghost servants before, these individuals had been here for who knows how long, and their sudden resurrection was nothing short of astonishing.

Elliot’s face turned green as he looked at the large pot simmering with pig lungs, intestines, and some unidentifiable ingredients. Having lived over thirty years, today was the first time he had seen anything like this—not to mention eating it.

“These beings differ from me. They failed to swiftly locate their own time segment; unable to touch any time that once existed, they can only gradually fade away here, erased from time itself. Whether in the past or future, no trace of their existence will remain.”

Neither his parents nor he had anticipated that three years of hardship would transform this child, who sought only freedom, into a mature adult.

Yet the scene before Tian Tian’s eyes only deepened her unease, making her doubt whether her writing was truly that poor.

Many families lived in the villas—three or even four generations under one roof. After all, each villa in the academy estate was large, with numerous rooms, naturally accommodating many residents.

Hearing such shameless boasting, Han Shuangxue snorted coldly, though it eased the knot in her heart.

He had long suspected Luo Jia was seeing someone else but never found evidence to support this. Now that Luo Jia had proposed breaking up, and a man had traveled thousands of miles south to find him, it could mean only one thing.

If the patient’s energy body loss was the work of angels, then Wang Ge’s energy body loss… was caused by himself.

The heavenly thunder tribulation was different; its power surpassed nature’s forces by several degrees. After all, the thunder tribulation was a manifestation of the Heavenly Dao’s power, among its strongest forms—an existence capable of casually destroying heaven and earth.

At first, crouching atop the car roof provided shelter from the sword beasts’ piercing strikes, but after a while, unable to penetrate the cabin, the beasts changed tactics.

Why must everyone revolve around you? And why can you watch them circle you so innocently? Retribution will come to you.

Therefore, in our hearts, we naturally choose to prevent him from encountering problems whenever possible.

Entering the room where the guardian had been smashed to pieces, the first thing that met the eye was a floor strewn with shattered beast bones—no doubt the work of Doufuhua. A large pit marred one side of the floor, certainly caused when Doufuhua brutally struck the guardian and broke through the ground.

One could only wonder what those imaginative colleagues would think; Yan Fei felt a headache coming on.

The Hanyuan Palace was the largest hall in the Western Xia imperial palace. Major ceremonies and grand events were held there. Its name was derived from the Hanyuan Hall in the Daming Palace of the Tang Empire. For the entire Western Xia, the Tang Empire held an unparalleled place in the hearts of the royal family and nobility.

“Great King, we have reached the tomb entrance. If you want me to accompany you outside, you must unite with me; otherwise, I cannot leave this cave,” Daji paused at the mouth of the cave.

With a muffled thud, Richard clasped his fists together, eyes flashing a fanatic crimson as he spoke in a restrained yet excited tone.

After dinner, Aunt Wu drove me to the market, saying she wanted to buy fish to make fish soup for the evening.