Chapter 91: Sorcerer 22
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While Ye Qingquan was observing his counterpart, Pang Xiandong naturally could not avoid giving careful thought to the heavy responsibility of the deputy who would stand beside him in the days ahead.
Guo Pengjun had plenty of cunning, and after a single probing question from above he had already grasped the gist of it. Needless to say, something was afoot, so he asked another question.
After learning of Yaoyun Purple's request and the game rules, Ren Pindi carefully weighed the gains and losses for both sides, only to discover that this time Yaoyun Purple seemed truly to have set no trap in the rules. Moreover, with his own surveillance in place, he believed no one could cheat under his watchful eye.
Hearing Li Zhonghe's words, the shadows in everyone's hearts lessened considerably.
Most of these soldiers carried cavalry carbines made for mounted troops; some had been blasted so hard by artillery that they could no longer even find their rifles, and instead held sabers meant for close combat, surging forward in a chaotic mass.
Even Yang Xuening could not make sense of this, and kept muttering under her breath, which was the main reason Liu Junwei was enraged.
"See? Even he says so himself." Lloyd did not understand the meaning of restraint at all, wearing a completely heedless expression.
"There is no wrong way, because I agreed to it." Camus's gaze was utterly candid.
From the moment of parting, Shi Yu had kept waving and gazing toward the direction of the Thick Earth Sect, and only after Liu Dong had long since vanished from sight did he reluctantly lower his arm. Yet he fell into silence, and the sudden quiet made Zhang Tiansong quite unaccustomed to it, so he searched for something to say and exchanged a few words with him.
"Behind the mountain ridge, mortar fire!" The Reaper immediately confirmed the enemy's position. They were hidden on the slope behind the mountain, beyond the reach of the thermal detector.
In the next instant, Orochimaru and Kabuto suddenly realized that they were a hundred meters above the ground. There was nothing beneath their feet, yet they clearly felt as though they were standing on something.
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Seeing this, a flicker of change appeared in Lin Xiu's eyes, and he quickly activated the Mist Step, instantly evading the attack.
It looked no bigger than a human palm, and such a thing was supposed to be called a dragon?
"At this point, Fei'er probably can't even fight anymore! She's probably playing around again!" Chang Zhenglin held his fishing rod and stared unblinking at the little float bobbing on the water, preparing to land a big fish.
Helplessly, he could only go down to rest. If he did not, then even without the Spurs lifting a finger, he would exhaust himself to death first.
"My cousin has come back from abroad, and she must have brought some valuable gifts. Why not show them and let me have a look?" Liu Han countered, biting especially hard on the words valuable gifts.
Meanwhile, Chang Fei's wife was wearing a white strapless wedding gown and a diamond tiara. Holding up the hem of her dress with both hands, she stood before a large floor mirror, swaying slightly left and right as she admired her beautiful figure.
Chang Fei watched as the troops outside split into three groups: two thousand soldiers followed the ship girls into the county town to sweep away the rioters; another two thousand trailed behind to maintain order; and the remaining four thousand had already moved out, forming a rough dotted encirclement to prevent anyone from fleeing.
But on the Spurs' side, no one paid attention to Parker's hand signal, because they had already discussed in advance exactly how they would play. That gesture was purely Parker's way of misleading the opponent.
It seemed that Zhang Hongcai's arrival had been noticed. Jiang Fan instantly turned his head and flashed a grin, his row of white teeth shining especially brightly beneath the noon sun.
Hai Muchen's identity was, of course, crystal clear to Xiao Yan. Anyone he could acknowledge was certainly among the finest of the younger generation in the world today. If nothing unexpected happened, he would surely have a place for himself on this continent in the years to come.
The leader of the Eight Wastelands Sect laughed heartily and took the lead in cupping his hands in greeting. The grand elders and senior elders did the same, expressing their welcome.
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Before Chen Hao arrived, he had already investigated the residences of several top students in Class Eight, because he strongly suspected that the rumors had been spread by people from Class Eight.
"In this scorching noon heat, we do not even have a place to rest!" Su Wu said worriedly.
The next day, the khan invited the Han envoys to a banquet in the name of the princes from various regions. He invited the envoy Su Wu and the deputy envoy Zhang Sheng to attend. They knew full well it was a trap, yet still had no choice but to go. With death in mind, Su Wu carried the imperial staff in his hands, wore the treasured sword at his side, and came fully armed, accompanied by Zhang Sheng and Chang Hui, walking proudly into the banquet hall.
But Cheng Shuanghua's blade, when it struck Bai Sanjin, was actually rebounded in an instant and flew from his hand, embedding itself in the wall.
After that roar, the originally sparse corridor of the teaching building gradually filled with people. When they saw that it was Jiang Kai, their faces lit up with delight, and they waved to him.
Chen Hao abruptly rose from the sofa, his face ice-cold, and stared at Du Xiaotian, who had kicked the door to pieces, with a stern question.
To rely on these few scraps to study and develop a domestically produced vector engine would be impossible unless the academy professors had suddenly lost their minds and their intelligence had increased dozens of times, allowing them to deduce the engine's original mechanism and the earliest metal formula. Otherwise, it would be absolutely impossible to restore it to its original state.
In the blink of an eye, the Azure Wave Heartfelt Sword entered a grain of white sand and went straight for the center of that tiny speck.