Chapter 30

Although they had already guessed it, hearing the news suddenly still came as a surprise to everyone. Even though this was customary, no one had left the emergency department for a very long time. This sudden parting left everyone at a loss for words.

The enforcement of divine law allows no interference or obstruction; those who enter its domain must bear the punishment of heaven.

This statement was ambiguous, carrying both a hint of yielding and an effect of "adding sentiment."

Old Headmaster Miles meant that the Kaka tribe was stirring up trouble, which is to say, people from the Roland Empire had intruded into the Andes Mountains.

The chubby man greeted them with a grin, but Brown and the other elderly men behind him, who were around his age, stood trembling, heads bowed and bodies hunched.

"Your Highness, I shall return now." The elegant voice from outside the door came again, followed by silence, as if the person had already walked away.

Mentioning his wife made Long Chengxuan think of his beloved spouse. It had been so long; she must know about his accident by now, right? Is she worried to the point of tears?

The sky was thick with dark clouds, the sun never seen for days on end, and all vegetation had exhausted its final vitality, locked fast in ice.

When they arrived at the restaurant where everyone had agreed to meet, the dishes were already served. Seeing them arrive late, everyone teased them and demanded they be punished with drinks.

This sentence was a very clear warning: if he continued like this, no doctor would be able to help, and he would have no choice but to return to Europe for surgery.

No matter how powerful he was, he couldn't possibly attack him from above the clouds, could he? Thinking of this, there was nothing to fear. If he had truly offended Chen Tianxiong, the worst-case scenario was simply to leave Yun City.

At this point, Shen Fu could no longer hide it. To continue lying would be like pretending to be indifferent to fame and fortune against her own conscience, so she could only nod.

He also noticed that Li Gang's tone was somewhat heavy; the indignation in his words was overshadowed by another emotion—a sense of profound regret.

He wiped the sweat from his brow, his fingers beginning to feel numb. His neck was sore from staring down at the screen, not to mention the "siege" of over a dozen drivers he had to face one by one, leaving his throat parched from talking.

It was only then that he noticed a pavilion had appeared out of nowhere, furnished with tables and chairs, and, of course, plenty of food and wine.

A long, narrow procession of this scale would take quite some time to pass. The villagers who had already reached the mountainside waited helplessly from morning until night, watching the procession pass without ever seeing the end. Looking back, there was still no end in sight, and it was impossible to tell how much longer it would take for them all to get through.

Tomorrow, Sui Xueqing would surely come to ask how she got in. If she hadn't come through the main entrance, she would probably be scared to death! And then there was Xia Li, who might start imagining all sorts of things.

Jiang Jiao: It’s a done deal. Even if Yu Jinyan were blind, he wouldn't let an intern sit in that position.

But according to the situation described by Captain Song, the lead car had stopped because of a construction safety zone ahead.

Shen Fu didn't expect that before she could suggest a different time, He Jingzhou had already taken the initiative to ease her embarrassment.

Later, we took a water route to smuggle ourselves into Haiwangbo. After returning to Haiwangbo, he did indeed see in the newspaper that the old factory director had jumped to his death due to debt, and that a new curator named Lu Qiao had taken office, but he had no way of knowing about the disappearance of the director of Lanbo First Hospital.

"I knew Uncle and the others were coming back, but I didn't tell her the news of Aunt's passing," Ye Chenze replied.

Sun Erlaizi rubbed his nose, but he persisted in staying by Tian Yang's side, as if he could find his own place in the Tian family only through Tian Yang.

She screamed in terror, knowing that her punishment had only just begun. She was overwhelmed with panic, yet she was powerless and unable to help herself.

Gu Qingcheng turned her head and saw that the glass shard Gu Furen had picked up was stained with a patch of dry, crimson blood.

Qin Haoxuan looked at the horse-faced youth, his smile stiffening—he didn't know this person at all. However, back at the Taichu Sect, his reputation among the younger generation had been so immense that countless people must have seen him in private. Yet, he had no impression of him.

But it wasn't his fault; for a deck that was supposed to be random, he had drawn nothing but high-cost cards, while his opponent had relied on luck to draw a standard Infinite Fireball Mage from hundreds of cards.

Brother Wan and the others glanced at the "Fengyun" characters on the Fengyun Martial Arts Hall plaque, but they didn't think much of it and looked away.

Eagerly watching others make fools of themselves, while feeling anxious that they might soon be the ones being laughed at.

Afterward, Chai Zhou and Chu Feng, like the other elders, darted away, following Qi Baiqiu as he left.

"To think that after stripping away so many glamorous shells, I am left with nothing at all," Lady Alia sighed as she took a sip of golden apple wine.

I had assumed these three Yero tribal elders would be slightly reserved before revealing the shortcut to us, but I did not expect them to exchange glances and then refuse me.

Zhao Yun knew well that Cao Cao was a man who took risks; could this guy be so certain of his own victory?