Volume 1 Chapter 23: Shopping
This caused him great distress, as after paying the martial arts academy, the little money he had left was spent entirely on food, leaving him financially strapped.
A field-of-view tracker functions similarly to human visual detection; it only tracks visual targets within sight, without relying on beyond-visual-range radar to detect airborne targets.
"By the way, are you here looking for Brikalon?" A trace of reluctance suddenly appeared in Meijia’s eyes.
However, what puzzled him was that the first month of training had been completely calm.
"Blue Star wins. Who is the next challenger?" On the martial arts arena, after a blue-haired elf man defeated a barbarian with a single sword strike, the referee in black announced.
As Zhao Meili spoke, she grew genuinely irritated. She grabbed the back of Wang Lang’s hand and, with a sharp "Hmph," bit down hard.
Forming seals with both hands, he focused all his origin energy into a single point, manifesting it as a giant snowflake that shot directly toward Lin Hao.
Once the news was released, no one could remain unmoved; even a figure at the half-step Supreme level would beg to be accepted as a student.
Hua Wuqi watched as Dai Tian prepared numerous packages, along with various all-terrain vehicles to assist with mountain transport, and a great deal of civil engineering equipment.
"It was hard, too hard! At that time, I only possessed the strength of a fifth-rank Dharma God and a fourth-rank Battle God, while Dark Moon Passion was already a peak powerhouse among Battle Gods and Dharma Gods. Even though I fought her alongside the Golden-Armored War God, we were no match. She sealed my Battle Infant and all my meridians, and even my Demon Infant was nearly sealed by her."
The Universal Entertainment artists who had originally intended to stir up trouble for the Huang family after Li Shangshan left suddenly shrank their necks upon seeing this scene. They didn't even have the courage to look up at Li Shangshan; if they were caught gossiping behind his back, the thought of receiving a kick from him was too harrowing to contemplate.
Li Yong requested supplies from his superiors for the troops about to enter Xinjiang, including individual-issued goggles and sunglasses. Beyond the goggles needed for operations in sandy weather, sunglasses were an even more essential piece of equipment.
"Do you really want to know?" Catching a glimpse of Yue Yingfeng’s back, and recalling the look of admiration on Kim Taeyeon’s face when she spoke of him earlier, Zheng Xiuyan arched her elegant brows.
Just as Ji Min felt awkward and didn't know what to say, Liang Shan spoke up at the right moment to ease the tension.
As Lee Soo-man and the others appeared, the scene became instantly heated. The reporters, needless to say, aimed their cameras like guns and cannons, and the fans of UNee, seeing their idols emerge, created an overwhelming roar of cheers that made the atmosphere even more electric.
"Ugh!" Liu Yihua rolled his eyes. However, he felt that Wu Jing’s comment was accurate; he did indeed have a knack for stirring up trouble.
"No, no! I would never shield anyone! It is my duty! You are too kind, Young Master!" Mayor Jiang said with an air of expected compliance.
Li Shangshan put away his phone, looked at Li Yunhui with a smile, and began walking toward the mouth of the alley. Li Yunhui was filled with questions, but seeing that Li Shangshan had no intention of explaining, she could only follow him out.
Watching Yue Yingfeng slowly walk toward Han Chaeyoung, not only was Han Chaeyoung filled with a sliver of anticipation, but the people beside them, such as Kang Ho-dong and Shin Jung-hwan, were also highly expectant, wondering how this deeply affectionate man would resolve the situation after an "affair."
With that, Wang Yufei strode away. As she pulled the door open to leave, she cast a sweet smile back at Liu Yihua before shutting the door behind her.
Xu Yuanxing, who had been watching silently from the side, couldn't describe his feelings at that moment. He only knew that this was the law of the Jianghu: those who fail must accept being cast aside by the world.
"Even if I lose my life, it doesn't matter. I must bring them to justice. Wang Yang must be caught, and this person, who is just as capable as Wang Yang, must be caught as well," Zhen Ji said with a serious expression.
"That depends on what you have to offer. If the stakes aren't high enough, I can't be bothered to move." The savage shrugged, though his eyes kept scanning Cao Fei’s body.
The ruffians were best at bullying others, and the young thugs under my command were mostly used to being overbearing. Now, seeing that Zhou Diaoyu dared not fight us, they were all brainstorming ways to taunt them in the most vicious manner possible.
"You all go out. I want to have a proper chat with Chu Jun." Nightmare Dragon said, gesturing for Chu Jun to come closer.
She said she planned to leave the next day. She had stayed at home for a week and needed to return to Hong Kong for work. Bai Ling tried to persuade her to stay, but she insisted on leaving. Later, I wanted to tell her about my marriage to Bai Ling, but in the end, I didn't say it.
No one looked at me, and Yang Hongling did not come. Half a month later, I was brought to trial. I was sentenced to two years in prison for bribery. When I stood in the courtroom and heard the verdict, I did not accept it and filed an appeal.
Wu Tianyu fell backward, his gaze fixed, in his final moments, upon the clear sky.
"Captain, why would you do such a thing? Taking civilians as hostages... this is just too..." Kira, who was listening nearby, finally couldn't help but ask, his face full of stubborn disapproval.
Zuoqiu Liye did not have his guards pursue her; he must have known it was her. Therefore, she truly did not need to rush. Zuoqiu Liye would certainly give her time to prepare—time to prepare how to deal with him.
The Secret Intelligence agency had been established for a hundred years, with its headquarters located beneath the Western Xia Imperial Palace. Its scale and complex structure were no less impressive than the palace above ground. The current leader of the agency was a sixty-year-old man named Lu Jiang, and Li Yuanchang was the second generation of Western Xia rulers he had served.