Chapter 56: Where Have My Memories Gone? 5
Chapter 56
Qi Yan could not understand why Zhao Jinchu would get upset with him over such a trivial matter involving an outsider.
“I sent you messages, and you didn’t even reply...” he accused her word by word.
His head rested on her shoulder as his fingers twirled a strand of her hair, complaining before demanding, “When we first got together, you promised to be good to me, but you…”
Zhao Jinchu grew increasingly confused as she listened. If it weren’t for knowing that Mu Xu was dressed unusually because of illness, most people would have been startled.
Her original intention was to have a golden lock made—something bright and rich-looking—but the craftsman insisted on making a silver one first, saying it should be worn before the gold.
Just as the divine being’s body shattered, the southeastern corner of the Southern Continent was suddenly rocked by a massive earthquake. Two great cities at the epicenter suffered casualties numbering in the tens of thousands.
Bai Yao’s eyesight was excellent; even in a dark room, she could see clearly, though not as brightly as with lights on.
The sound of the ruler striking an arm was sharp and crisp. The long-handed man’s dark blue-black arm bore a deep, dark mark, causing the other students to gasp in shock.
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Lei Jian set down the wooden box and carefully lifted the person down from the counter, taking on the role of the shopkeeper to settle accounts.
After they reconciled, their relationship quickly deepened. Qi Zhi’an came to the shop every day after work, and if he was late, he would find time to call. In short, they maintained daily contact.
As she spoke, Feng Bing’er’s eyes brimmed with tears, and suddenly, with a thud, she knelt before Zhang Dian.
Upon hearing Ye Changqing’s words, the four severely injured Maitreya disciples exchanged a deep glance with him.
Unaware, Ye Wu was oblivious to the fact that Pu Jie hated him; the mission to kill him had been assigned to Atlantis, the infamous den of corruption worldwide.
The Sun family never expected that the current crown prince would plead on their behalf. After leaving, they received such warm assistance that they were utterly bewildered.
While Chu Yun pondered this, he had already closed the distance to less than five meters from Zuo Zhizi.
As Chu Yun finished speaking, he stopped holding back. The aura of the Divine Emperor and the carefree qi of the Xiaoyao Technique appeared simultaneously.
But it was always like this; relying on his reflexes and finger agility, achieving such results was quite normal.
Godric seemed to be in an internet cafe. The noisy environment caused Cheng Yao to frown. Hearing was crucial for this game, and playing with the cafe’s microphone made it nearly impossible.
This was also something the team leader needed to consider. Information was vital; constantly gathering intelligence allowed him to mark the positions of various teams on the mental battlefield map.
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He poured all his strength into tightly clutching the most important person in the world to him.
Even if he couldn’t kill Han Yi, he would at least give his old rival and friend a chance at a decisive blow.
Lu Yu was no stranger to this general of Western Xia stationed on the western route of Hebei. He knew well the arrogant and proud nature of this Western Xia man and bowed slightly, stepping forward to greet Xiao Riqing.
Ye Li Yueyan was a Western Xia Wanhu stationed at Tangzhou City and one of the few among the Western Xia to have risen through merit to the rank of Wanhu. Under his command were thirty thousand elite Western Xia soldiers—his proud capital.
These men were certainly not bandits; they were under Li Tongwei’s command, coming for revenge. Li Tongwei was the one who had run someone over with a car.
“I wonder how Father is doing now? I hope he hasn’t truly vanished in this calamity, as the rumors suggest,” Dongfang Dao said with a hint of worry.
“Who is Gu Xinghun?” the leading man asked coldly. Facing the many powerful figures of the Star Soul Mansion, he showed no fear or concern.
Because they needed to sell goods and test actors simultaneously, the Quanyun Apartments were somewhat overwhelmed. In preventing the actors’ investigation, what had been hidden interference gradually turned into overt meddling. Eventually, even humanoid forms directly intervened, showing how greatly the actors’ actions had impacted Quanyun Apartments.