Chapter 107: Turmoil at the Embassy

Peerless Heavenly King Rampaging Little Tiger 1309 words 2026-03-24 19:03:13

Just as Huang Yunxuan was about to walk over, she suddenly felt her wrist being firmly grasped, and no matter how she struggled, she couldn’t break free.

“This matter is far from over today!”

The others paid no heed to anything else.

Director Li had issued an order, and at that moment, they directly opened the rear trunk.

But the scene that unfolded upon opening it left them wide-eyed in astonishment...

“Good, good, noble one, this humble monk is well-mannered and will not stoop to petty quarrels.” The Venerable Shakyamuni was about to lose his temper, but upon seeing so many beings from the myriad races of the world, he suppressed the anger swelling within.

No one knew she had come to the capital this time; in fact, the only ones still in contact with her were Fang Kun and her aunt, Mei Xiangzhen.

The skeletal war spear, combined with the force of a cavalry charge, infused into a single thrust, unleashed a destructive power and impact that were unstoppable, magnifying the original strength by multiple, even dozens of times.

At that moment, Mei clearly felt the once hazy world before her become strikingly clear.

Then, Awu spurred his horse over again, and Cui Zixuan reluctantly tore his gaze away from Jiang Mi.

Yet, the two overwhelmingly powerful insect kings were effortlessly slain by this young man before them. This was nothing short of a nuclear blast detonating in Li Hongjun’s heart.

Qiao’er was stunned for a moment, quickly bowing her head to look at the madam, repeatedly calling out “Mommy, Mommy.” The madam was utterly down on her luck, and having beaten Qiao’er so many times, she suffered no reaction when Qiao’er secretly retaliated with a few twists.

There had to be a reason behind this absurdity—either rampant corruption within the military had reached a point demanding a fierce crackdown, as heavy-handed measures were necessary in chaotic times, or someone was scheming to eliminate rivals.

In a past life, a demon lord wielding the ‘Holy Demon Exorcising Sword,’ with unparalleled talent, resisted the pseudo-saint at the Immortal Lord realm. Yet, despite striving to seize the Holy Spring, he failed and was harshly counterattacked by the very essence of the Immortal Realm. Though he escaped, his injuries were too severe, and he ultimately could not evade death, proving even the Great Sage dared not provoke the Immortal Realm’s essence.

“Plop!” Suddenly, the sound of a water droplet echoed in the ear, followed by a warm sensation on the face.

“Hmph, those two fellows were told to take good care of Xiyue and Xidie, but what did they do? For the sake of glory, they only looked out for themselves, abandoning you all. They don’t deserve to receive the spiritual treasures; what they get should rightfully be given to you. And the Xia family will receive a share as well,” Xia Jinlong said indignantly.

After finishing, I turned and smiled at my elder sister. “Sis, come sit with me!” I said, moving aside to make room.

But that was impossible—I couldn’t possibly kick open the security door; the builders surely weren’t fools.

“Do you even need to say? You’re probably the last to find out,” Wuyouzi sneered, recalling the moment when Huangfu Xuan was administering acupuncture to Xiao Yang.

Upon hearing the news, Wang Zhichun was even more shocked and fearful. He dispatched Qiu Xianrong, commander of the provincial city’s defense camp, and Li Benqin, commander of the Wuhu defense camp, to join the original Wuwei Chu army and Anding army. From the north, south, and waterways, the combined forces marched grandly toward Datong.

“How about it? Isn’t my Wei Yan impressive!” Le Zhengxuan watched nearby, her face full of admiration.

Song Qing entered the ticket gate, then glanced back at me before striding out of the waiting hall like a soldier heading to the battlefield to defend his country. To Song Qing, wasn’t his country just Qiqi?

These past few days, the new recruits had gained many benefits in their battles with two pets—benefits even they did not yet understand. They would only truly grasp them when encountering monsters in the jungle.

Qin Chao drove at the rear, ready at any moment to draw the enemy’s attention. Fortunately, they had not encountered those foes along the way. Qin Chao remained vigilant, reminding everyone to stay fully alert. The group moved forward tensely, frequently scanning their surroundings for any signs of movement.