Chapter 66: Intimidation
"I heard this potion is used for torture, and it was developed by the Ye Kingdom. The pain it causes is said to magnify a person’s sense of agony a hundredfold."
"Once it’s injected under the skin, every nerve in the body experiences the full extent of the pain. At that point, life would be worse than death."
"How cruel. It’s simply too cruel…"
Tang Luo smoked his cigarette, recalling the scene he’d witnessed at the police station earlier that day. He took out his phone and called Fox.
But such things are impossible to guard against; who knows if Tang Luo might wander around and remember it, and later have someone else come to buy it?
After a violent fit of coughing, Zhang Yan, her face flushed red, glanced once more at White Silk, hesitating.
Yu Huilan gave a few more instructions before leaving the room, leaving Li Yiyi and Ying Ji to keep Jiang Zhiyuan company.
"What’s the result?" The strategist was precise about the timing, and Longte had come exactly as arranged.
After exchanging an awkward look, Ruan Zhinan slipped outside to chop wood, leaving Jiang Lianji alone in the house to cry in secret.
Ren Fei ignored the others. With one hand gripping the pole, she moved gracefully along it, her alluring figure on display. Her toes came together, knees parted, hips thrust forward, and she arched her back into a triangle.
In the world of cultivation, there were tournaments for geniuses, much like raising venomous insects—the last survivor would be given the chance to become immortal.
The bodyguards and soldiers failed to stop Li Yiyi, but she was cornered by a group of reporters.
"All right, let’s go there. These alien creatures are truly disgusting." Thinking of the monstrous tree below, Dragon Thorn felt a chill in his heart. Such a massive thing—what a waste not to use it for building houses.
In a moment of shock, Ling Fei’s attack had already come. Soaring Tortoise immediately moved forward, relying on his famed defensive prowess to withstand Ling Fei’s assault.
As the words fell, Mu Yunfeng waved his hand, and four Star Lord–level treasured weapons flew out, joined by the Starlight Sword in his grasp—five in all, suspended before him.
"Don’t worry, Mr. Guo not only asks for no reward, but will even put in his own silver. The court pays my salary twice a year, and I’ll hand it straight over to you," Guo Honglei said with complete seriousness.
"Didn’t Fifth Brother voluntarily leave the clan? Why does Father still care so much for Fifth Sister? Does he intend to have Fifth Brother return one day?" Lady Gao asked Qin Erlang.
Now that His Majesty had finally taken to growing a beard, everyone was delighted and deeply gratified.
The third ability is the most formidable: transformation. But there’s a limit—he can only copy, not modify.
Upon entering, one felt spiritual energy everywhere; it wasn’t just a touch of luxury. Even the guards here were superior to those in Ao Chen Palace—there was a post every ten steps and a sentry every eight.
Lü Yan sat cross-legged, cradling the sword embryo, his mind swirling with thoughts from the ancient records he’d studied, unable to settle on a conclusion.
The barbarian charged forward in giant strides, reaching the Woma Warlord. He raised his massive hammer high above his head with both hands, then roared and brought it crashing down.
"I do, and I thank the Grand Empress Dowager for her favor." Lady Wang’s voice trembled with excitement, though she was well aware that while it was easy to receive the floral crown, wearing it well was another matter.
Wang Ning never expected to get any useful information; she planned to have a few of her shopkeepers come over later, sit together and chat—whatever she needed to know, she’d learn then.
"Heh, sorry, big brother!" Zhang Fei grinned mischievously, as if he’d already figured out why Guo Jia had asked him to write the letter.
"Ha, the first bout is naturally yours—you only have to worry that Zhang Ren won’t want to step out," Zhao Feng said.
"Five years ago, four bandits broke into an orphanage in the city center, attempting to steal the relief funds donated by kind-hearted citizens for all the orphans. But they were met with fierce resistance from the headmaster and some staff…"