Chapter 53 Suppressing Demons with the Heart

The wind rises over the green stream, untouched by the slaughter of war.

"Your Majesty, the war between the human race and the demon clan has raged for three years, leaving thirty percent of the eastern lands stained with the blood of living beings. Your Majesty, should we intervene?" A voice suddenly echoed above the ruins.

Mao Zheng secretly channeled his mystical vision. Damn it, there was actually a trace of green light flickering in the eyes of the child before him—a green light just like that of the ghost Taoist from that night ten years ago... A chill involuntarily crept over him. Is this your nether Qi?

The Elder Dragon will cross the ocean to the New World in search of the Dragon Crystal land, where life energy converges, relying on the energy of the crystals to prolong its life.

Such a sharp-tongued Ye Qian—let alone others, even Huo Yuwei, who had always been at odds with her, had never seen this side of her. In their impression, Ye Qian was weak and easily bullied.

Xu Hao explained to Lu Jiu, and Lu Jiu merely nodded. He did not like to pry into other people's affairs, nor was he curious. As Ren Buji taught, curiosity is the greatest obstacle to staying alive, yet a necessary condition for progress.

Leng Baixue and the others were terrified; none of them had any way to drive away these venomous insects. Once the insects broke through the insect-repelling powder, they would be in serious trouble.

Did nothing? Qin Shuyuan couldn't help recalling the scene when she woke up. Tears streamed down uncontrollably, and she began to weep.

Before Dabao could even speak, Feng He lifted him up with one hand, and the next instant, threw him right in front of Linyuan.

Lazy and fond of sleep as it always was, from some point onward it had learned to live in harmony with these birds and beasts, subsequently obtaining far too many delicious treats from them.

Zihan had long since forgotten her aching foot, and she threw herself at Long Yuling, holding the large wooden board in front of her.

Surviving in such an environment, no matter how kind or cowardly a person might be, they would not fear death, nor would they dread or avoid combat. Yet why was this lizardman sent out to battle trembling so violently?

"Why are you stopping me? My body is immune to all poisons, and ordinary abortion medicine won't work well. Can't I just take the Forget-Sorrow Herb Pill?" As she spoke, she made to shove it into her mouth again.

Suddenly, a phantom appeared behind the dozen or so bandits charging forward at top speed. Then, the phantom surged forward, and the short blade in its hand stabbed directly into the chest and abdomen of the rearmost bandit.

At the mere mention of Grandma, Grandpa's expression instantly turned stern. He let out a long sigh, his face bearing an indescribable depth and heaviness.

A single escort warship was matched by three thousand six hundred combat starships, originally intended primarily for combat and escape. This time, Huang Kui dispatched every single one of them. Thousands of golden rays instantly dispersed in all directions, looking both fierce and magnificent.

Qin Feng, however, was covered in black lines. Fortunately, it turned out to be him; if the Emperor had seen this, heaven knows how dark his face would have turned. Originally, Qin Feng had remained silent all along, not wanting to say anything. Of course, even if he had wanted to say something, the words would have died on his lips.

Shangye! This name sounded like he had heard it somewhere before—so familiar! What on earth were those fragmented images in his mind?

In truth, Yu Feng had not known about this matter until today; Lin子琪 had run over to his place to chat idly. He hadn't taken it to heart at the time, simply retaining the impression, but upon running into Shi Jie, he felt that Shi Jie ought to know about it.

Providing timely reinforcements and defeating opponents with a superior force were the fundamental reasons why the Divine Kingdom remained undefeated on the battlefield.

Take that car of his, for instance. If she hadn't deliberately researched it, she wouldn't have been able to tell its true value.