Chapter 20

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Adina’s momentary distraction was understandable. Normally, a ninth-tier Divine Lord would not make such a basic mistake, but Kang Mang’ang’s drastic change, coupled with Adina’s suspicion towards him and her lack of full trust, caused her to stagger. With their conversation concluded, the Tengu made no further delay and promptly departed.

“He sent troops in direct pursuit. Although most escaped, a few stragglers were caught—few in number but all key figures. Interrogating them will surely yield valuable information,” Yang Yu remarked, impressed that Qi Kexue had deduced this.

“Alright,” I sighed helplessly. In this world, I hadn’t expected my entrance to be like this.

“Old friend, this time you return to the country intending to stay briefly or plan to develop here?” Jia Lei cautiously inquired. Without their friendship, such a question would seem intrusive.

Suddenly, Shuishu understood what was about to happen—it seemed that Uchiha Obito was on the verge of becoming the Ten-Tails Jinchuriki, reaching a level akin to the Sage of the Six Paths.

Even though Wei Shuo was busy and couldn’t attend to his son’s education, Princess Guo Yuan dared not show any negligence.

At that moment, an A-10 warplane dropped a heavy bomb precisely into the courtyard where Kabuso and his group had been.

Kang Mang’ang’s punch immediately silenced Lou Jie. He hadn’t expected anyone in the “Purple Sword Alliance” territory to dare lay a hand on him. Did he not understand the surrounding situation?

Lately, I don’t know why, but I’ve been feeling unusually fatigued, my head dizzy, and my eyes ached with a strange soreness.

Even upon hearing that Yang Qi had become a late-stage King Realm powerhouse, they remained pessimistic.

Hissing sounds emerged, and in some places, strange serpents appeared. Their behavior was abnormal, and the locals were quite surprised to witness what could only be called miracles playing out upon the land under our feet.

“Yes, sir!” Cang Yue responded. Due to the heavy depletion of locusts, necessary replenishment was essential, achievable only through recycling, which meant collecting the remains of locusts on the battlefield.

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Jiang Chen left as if he had never been there at all. Everything returned to its original state—like waking from a long dream, a painful awakening that pierced the heart.

Just then, a familiar and robust figure dashed out from the house. At first, his face was full of displeasure. Upon seeing Jiang Chen and the others, he paused briefly, then joyfully shouted.

Prince Yituo of Dongxiao Kingdom and Princess Tuoba Xin recently traveled to the capital, where Prince Rui and Prince Ning received them. They lodged at the Honglu Temple and only today entered the palace to meet Emperor Xuanwu.

But every call went unanswered—either out of service range or turned off. In short, no connection was possible.

This statement was destined to win much agreement and equally much fear, much like how many once oppressed by a cruel old regime would respond to rebel leaders—not with support, but with hatred, blaming them for bringing war.

The sword’s light flashed like lightning, tearing through the sky filled with thunder and electric webs, carving out a fleeting gap.

A master from the Heart Demon Divine Court seized the chance, believing Lu Feng trapped in an inescapable mental assault, and emitted a strange sound.

Tang Qing looked puzzled at the man who suddenly stopped the car. He stared ahead, his profile tense.

Feng Jin was leading Feng Sheng and Feng Ge, likely just back from a stroll with the children. Upon seeing her, he paused briefly and fixed his gaze.

The Western Liang troops sent only a hundred heavily armored warriors forward ten steps, yet they slaughtered more than three hundred Beihai soldiers, suffering only three to five casualties themselves. Such ferocity nearly broke the Beihai ranks, forcing them into repeated retreats.

It should be noted that not just Blood Fiend Sect disciples were present, but elders and ancestors as well, beyond the three publicly known patriarchs. Major affairs of the Blood Fiend Sect were surely monitored by many higher-ups in secret.

“Just you alone?” Such a phrase radiated supreme arrogance, a lofty disdain for all others—and yet, it was also infuriating.

Upon hearing this, He Bai suddenly realized that Cao Cao had come as a lobbyist on behalf of the eunuchs. Cao Cao spoke at length, tracing from Emperor Han Hedi’s time through the second Disasters of the Partisans, offering He Bai a true history of the Eastern Han’s political upheavals.

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Zhong Zihao certainly did not believe Xiao Yuan failed to hear his voice. With that old man’s spiritual power, he must have detected him when he was near the Sealed Spirit Forbidden Land.

In this place, no amount of caution would be excessive, and Xu Chuan acted accordingly.

Bai Mo never imagined that one day his mood could be described by the word ‘collapse.’

Jun Nuo gently stroked her head, reluctant to part—this was where they first united, a place worthy of remembrance.

Just then, he heard the sound of swords being drawn, and saw a man dressed as a demon hunter nearby doing the same. However, the other man pinched some decayed soil and tasted it.

Zhao Chenlu bit her lip silently. Moments later, a few drops of blood rolled from her mouth, her lips bitten raw, yet she seemed oblivious to her usually immaculate appearance.

As the crowd dispersed, the sword was thrust straight into the ground. “Everyone, this one sword can’t be given to all. If Dao Kong Master and I let you fight over it, injuries are inevitable—and that is something we do not wish to see,” Qing Song announced.

“You still have five Spirit Palaces? Haha, this lifetime’s Emperor will surely belong to me, Xiao Luo!” Xiao Luo had already begun to fantasize, and Lin Xuan whispered softly.

Inside the winged man’s brain was a birdcage. Within it sat a dull-feathered oriole, whose mournful song was laden with infinite sorrow.

The time-space guardian of Barto Hell was formidable. The ‘Ten Commandments’ reputation had spread even from the Devil Lord’s mouth. She was curious whether the one before her was equally powerful.