Chapter 53 What Did You Call Me?

Guided by her killer instinct, Jiang Zai closed in step by step on Ji Chengge's location.

Realizing she was about to be exposed, she viciously kicked the unconscious Wen Songshan. Why had he to wake up neither too early nor too late, but precisely at this moment!

Ji Chengge pulled the brim of her hat down to conceal her face, and a pitch-black, heavy hammer inscribed with bizarre patterns suddenly appeared in her hand.

A petite girl wielding a massive hammer looked completely incongruous no matter how one looked at it.

"Clang—"

Sword.

Those autumn-water-like pupils were utterly devoid of emotion, and this version of Xiao Xiwei caused Chu Yanzhi's brow to gradually furrow.

Turning back to look, Section Chief Huang saw a young man walking toward them, who must have been the Chen Feng mentioned by third aunt.

Are you kidding me? Who knew whether those multicolored giant hands might pick them up and toss them around in the air for fun?

However, Master Lin was right about one thing: this was an urban village, home to many migrant workers from elsewhere, as well as some unlawful elements, primarily because regulations in this area were lacking.

The imperial physician stood not far away, instructing Nan Minghui on various precautions while Nan Minghui lay weakly on the bed, his face extremely pale.

After the group settled in, Gao Chong went to Qian Jicheng's guest room. He wanted to replenish his arrows, having suffered some losses during the recent battle at Jinjiazhai. Driven by a sense of insecurity regarding their future journey—though they had set out with nearly fifty thousand arrows, averaging two hundred per person, along with some steel balls—he still felt it was far from enough to withstand the consumption of a few battles.

"Number Three bids eighty thousand, eighty thousand going once." It was the State of Jin making the bid. Number Eight, representing the State of Song, had remained completely silent.

First Regiment: Guo Yong; the First Regiment was reorganized into the Mountain Crossbow Regiment. Because of Gao Bao's interception before Dawagou and Guo Yong's contribution in capturing Lanzhou, it was designated as the Lanzhou Regiment.

Daring not to stay in place, I quickly retreated. No way was I going to fight without any certainty of winning. As I retreated, I cast an Appraisal skill.

If he returned empty-handed, the outcome would be only death for him and death for Anna as well. Conversely, if he did not return, Anna still had her uses and would be spared.

Just as Huang Shang and the second personality detonated the Aokigahara Forest, simultaneously channeling subterranean fire energy to amplify the explosive force and turning the entire forest into a sea of flames, a deafening roar suddenly erupted from the blazing jungle.

Knowing the man meant well, Dong Dongkai did not take offense. Yet, coming to think of it, Hangheng Trading was a corporate giant with extraordinary backing; if they were truly targeted, it would be difficult to explain back home. After much deliberation, he glared at Xiao Fan and said no more.

Although a bullet casing only appeared after the bullet was fired, during the manufacturing process, the casing had to be created first in order to produce the bullet.

"Ouch, Bai Bai, you really know how to pack a punch. You're killing me, lord that I am. How do you expect me to talk now?" Fan Fan rubbed the spot where Bai Ran had just lightly tapped his shoulder, putting on an affected and theatrical air.

Left with no other choice, the Old Ghost had to employ the Heavenly Ghost Subsitution technique for the third time, sacrificing another formless heavenly ghost of the heavily wounded six-winged angel from earlier, before his injuries were completely healed.

Yet the only shocking thing was that his facial features bore a striking resemblance to those of Li Mingze.

The floating platform began to descend slowly, while the frontline battle had already erupted into endless slaughter, the fires of war seemingly dyeing the horizon crimson.

After finishing, the imperial physician wrote down the necessary taboos on the usual prescription paper and handed it to Mingyue.

At the critical moment, however, the Buddha used the sound of the Dharma to deliver a "stern warning" to Jialan, his words carrying the force of law, shattering countless desires and inner demons without harming Jialan's mind. This helped Jialan survive the tribulation and ultimately comprehend the profound technique "The Buddha Questions Jialan" through the experience of suffering.

"Guo Wei!" Li Mingze felt as though he had turned into a deflated balloon. The enemy before him did not look formidable, yet he found himself utterly powerless and helpless against them.