Chapter 145: Actually Moved

“How do you think? The results of the battle between Yu Su and me aren’t bad, right?” Hua Xiao wore a proud smile as she asked Lin Buwan and Wei Qu.

Though cursing and scolding, she had done her utmost to deflect the sword light she unleashed, causing it to graze past Jun Yan’s body by mere inches.

With Liu Qi leading the Jingzhou troops to arrive, it was no wonder Ah Huinan ended up in such a sorry state. With only a thousand or so soldiers, it was already a blessing that none were left behind.

Liu Lanyun was overthinking. Yun Feng’s harsh words were unlikely to be liked by Li Tongtong. Yun Feng deliberately spoke cruelly to make her give up hope. Being entangled with her only dragged down Lu Chen’s reputation, as if there was some entanglement with his family. Even Li Qirui’s lingering thoughts about her were brought up as an issue—there was no scoundrel like such a scoundrel girl.

The two about to clash simultaneously turned to Hua Jiu, one with eyes blazing with fury, the other wracked with unbearable pain.

The decayed figure said nothing more. In fact, having spent years underground, communicating with others had become a lost art to him; they no longer lived in the same era. Having long isolated himself, he truly had little to say and so could only resort to action.

Hua Jiu noticed that her senior sister’s cultivation was not high, vaguely at the Foundation Establishment stage, yet her outward aura suggested late Nascent Soul. Now, her body was covered in claw marks; a wound on her chest nearly pierced her heart, and her dantian was severely ruptured. She was utterly powerless to resist.

The old beggar, seeing no chance to leave, was about to be kicked out by Li Mo. Hastily, he grabbed the items on the table and tucked them into his bosom.

If this debt of favors and causality wasn’t settled now, it would be hard to repay should anything major happen on the path to transcendence in the future.

Nie Kong’s body was a map of injuries—hands, legs, buttocks, waist—all bore flesh-wounding scars.

Before leaving, he left a scroll of communication with Hua Jiu, instructing her to seek him out if any difficulties arose.

Lady Xue stared unblinkingly at Qian Wan. No one knew how much time passed; Qian Wan kept her eyes closed until a sheen of sweat appeared on her forehead.

“I don’t think so. It’s probably been knocked unconscious,” Harry mumbled, pulling his wand from the giant’s nose, dragging out a long string of snot.

She leisurely propped her chin, her cold eyes unblinking as she followed the man’s every move until that stunning figure once more disappeared from the hall, the curve at her lips never fading.

Lian smiled silently. He had known Gwen would say that because Nico Lemay was here.

“My father and eldest brother both think you’re a genius. They believe you can earn a good rank, perhaps even win first place,” Hua Heng said with conviction.

Medicines like the Returning Spirit Pill, which were graded, were typically only available from the four great families and the royal family.

In the blink of an eye, the handball tournament had entered its third month. Yang Cong found that throwing matches on the court made winning increasingly difficult.

Tang Hao didn’t believe these people were unaware that Tong Xinyao had already arrived. Their loud discussions were clearly deliberate.

If it were some spoiled noble, the moment this middle-aged man dared to stop his carriage, the noble would have the carriage run him over on the spot. But the crown prince was mild-tempered and well-reputed, so treasured his dignity. Thus, this middle-aged man managed to successfully halt the prince’s imperial carriage.

Before he could respond to He Mu’s ambiguous words, Zhang Feng’s mind was completely distracted by the warm touch of his lips.

“Palace Lord Lin, the two elders of the Heavenly Eagle Sect offend you; we are truly sorry,” Liao Guangyao said, suppressing the anger in his heart. He had to clarify Lin Dong’s stance; otherwise, leaving now would leave them uneasy.