Chapter 104: The Imperial Edict Has Arrived

However, Xu Feng had already stationed men at the high points at both ends of the street, using sharp arrows to drive these people back.

Arrow after arrow rained down, halting their advance.

Ye Cheng also sensed the danger.

If the delay continued too long, the soldiers from the Military Office would grow in number, and another faction of the Whale Sea Gang would rush over to reinforce them.

“Pack up and be ready to move...”

It could be said that even the old man had never done this before; Ling Tianyu was breaking new ground. Previously, he had acted similarly and even saved his two brothers. But this time, the circumstances were different—it was a breakthrough with divided focus. Who else would dare attempt such a feat at this level? Only Ling Tianyu.

Guo Fengping began to perspire heavily. She deeply regretted bringing Li Jianguo along today. Otherwise, if she had told Professor Shen the truth, things wouldn’t have been so embarrassing.

“Hey, Brother Zhan, that voice sounds like that guy, doesn’t it?” Long Tianhao, hearing that sound, immediately guessed.

Swords and armor were out of the question; however, the Essence Soil was usable—it was a treasured artifact meant to enhance one’s strength.

The group grew more courageous with each skirmish, especially when they saw Xiao Zheng fighting desperately like a cornered beast, filling them with pride.

Eating spicy hot pot was far less troublesome than other hotels, especially now that the only guests were the few of them, so the dishes arrived swiftly.

“Damn it, it was just a glance and nothing really seen—what’s with all the fighting and killing?” Men Qing complained bitterly, feeling unlucky without any good omens. His body quickly recoiled, narrowly dodging several sword energies.

Huo Siyuan fixed her gaze on him and said, “I’m leaving. That’s it, simple as that. As for whether we can remarry later, we’ll see.” With that, she went to the restroom to freshen up.

“Still a bit short. If the Nine Great Burning Sky Demon Dragons had all entered my body together, I might have unleashed far greater power. Even within a limited time, I could have shattered that Two-Headed Poison Dragon King!” Bai Zhan muttered, furrowing his brows.

Of course, these ghostly creatures were usually quite powerful. Ordinary ghosts were rare; malevolent spirits were the most common, and occasionally one or two fierce ghosts could be seen.

Several behind him, upon coming into contact with the sword aura resembling a flowing river of stars, were all cut down in unison.

“I am neither smart nor foolish. Just an ordinary person. Mr. Xie, you have no intention of surrendering, do you?” Tan Lang asked gently.

The anticipated horrific, world-ending heat never appeared; instead, the vast sword intent took him by surprise.

The levels beyond the Dao Fruit realm were extremely subtle and profound. Each advancement was as difficult as ascending to heaven. It was simply impossible for anything to directly elevate a martial artist two great realms at once.

Even though the Water City Lord had helped Lin Qingyuan once before, it was insufficient to offset his own resentment towards him; matters must be kept separate.

By the time Ye Fantian finished brewing tea, he leisurely poured himself a cup, then one for Ning Hui.

Originally, Jin Niang wanted to scold Li Anquan, but at that moment, she had no heart to bother him. Before her stood a towering mountain—not a jagged peak, but a majestic, shifting giant.

In the script, all the dialogue was between her and Park Shiwan, set in fixed scenes with fixed patterns.

One must understand that the Dragon Abyss Tower was a sacred site of Huaxia Continent, one of the Nine Sacred Traces personally established by the current Martial Saint. Its prestige was unparalleled in Huaxia.

“This isn’t academic exchange; you begged me to come teach at your school!” the young man said arrogantly.

Even if he fell back to the seventh level of the Great Dao, ordinary injuries would never force him to hold back his desperate efforts.

Su Zhai no longer openly resisted her father, but in her heart, she had long decided that if the day ever came when she was forced to marry Gu Changbei, she would rather flee the marriage and sever ties with her parents forever.