Chapter 72: Do You Want to Win?

Feng Xu looked at Feng Xiaoxiao and smiled gently. This child was clever, and Feng Xiaoxiao had already witnessed too much cruelty. In her heart, she had become incredibly strong, and at this moment, it was certain that Feng Xiaoxiao would come to help her.

“Alright! Dad, will Auntie be alright?” Feng Xiaoxiao spoke obediently, watching as Feng Xu knocked someone out. Huang Yunxuan was neither surprised nor alarmed…

As soon as the words fell, a nylon cord shot from the spindle-shaped box on her wrist, aiming straight at Matsushima.

Yu Danqing let himself be pulled along, caring little for what lay ahead or how others might look at them, simply following behind him, step by step.

The townsfolk, upon hearing this, looked at each other in fear, then hurriedly pushed their way out. Within moments, the crowds inside and outside the courthouse had dispersed.

“Wenren Junfu, don’t overthink this. What we need to do now is investigate the matter at hand thoroughly…” Li Ji emphasized, and with those words, he paid no more attention to Wenren Junfu, pouring his focus into the painting spread across the floor.

Finally, beneath Bai Xin’s anxious gaze, Yu Jie slowly spoke, and what she said made Bai Xin secretly apprehensive.

Han Yufang’s eyes darkened. He thought to himself, His Majesty truly trusts him, not even attempting to conceal that Jimu is actually Gu Jinnian? No, perhaps it's simply that he is too insignificant, that His Majesty does not care about him at all. But it doesn’t matter. He will make His Majesty remember him, remember him so deeply it will be unforgettable.

Behind them, Feng Qianqiu squinted at her retreating figure, biting her teeth in anger, but her gaze suddenly lingered on her backside.

Han Yufang’s expression carried a trace of confusion, and Murong Ruo saw in him a darkness she couldn’t understand—a kind of expectation.

Waiting outside the screen, Hua Feiye wanted to help but was powerless, pacing anxiously outside. Whether it was fear of disturbing Fuling or his nerves, he, usually so talkative, was uncharacteristically silent tonight.

On the other end of the phone, Wanqing happened to turn her head, startled by the man who stood silently behind her.

Xia Xin, half-asleep, answered her phone, only then realizing she hadn’t even changed out of her clothes, having collapsed on her bed from exhaustion.

Now, Ah-Dai had already reached level ninety-five. With his transformed strength, Ah-Dai had become a dominant power on this continent. Thus, few magical beasts would dare provoke him.

As he spoke, a few drops of cold tea trickled down his forehead. His eyes gleamed coldly, especially brilliant beneath the moonlight.

She always knew her father was behind her, but it was the first time she’d heard him say these things. She turned her head away, not daring to look at the team leader, afraid that if she did, her tears would rush out, making her look particularly disheveled.

Sensing the two slowly approaching the bedside, the blade in her hand was raised higher, yet she smiled softly.

Now, for Huang Shiyi, the most important thing was to regain his strength. That way, he wouldn’t fall into danger and could effectively counterattack Lu Yan and Gao Wu.

The hand holding the jade pendant remained before her. Nan He still hadn’t taken it, and she kept holding it out, even as she argued with Qi Zhen, with no intention of withdrawing it.

Thirdly, from observation, those evildoers were punished after death by being skewered like meat, while she was a ghost. If she misbehaved in hell, her punishment might be even more painful and severe than being skewered.

Sensing the overwhelming aura, Meng Yanyu and Ji Nuoran remained still, but Ted stood up to withstand the pressure, intent on protecting Ji Nuoran.

God Five knew that her staying was only a burden. She had no right to interfere at this level of confrontation. Seeing the Ghost Master use his sect’s forbidden skill, trading life force for a temporary surge in power to stall the two and win her a chance to escape, she understood.