Chapter 47
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“You don’t need to explain. I know everything already.” Qi Yiting placed his index finger against Situ Se’s lips and said with a soft laugh.
The instant the door to the hospital room opened, everyone standing outside turned to look. The members of the Lin family in particular all peered into the room, eager to see what had happened inside. After all, it had been eerily quiet in there from just now until this moment.
The toilet paper had been bought by Zhang Chao before he went offline, so the moment this name was first read aloud, negative energy began pouring in.
Only then did Shang Yunqi get a clear look at him. Hong Tianbao stood a full six feet tall and was extremely sturdy—half a head taller even than the leader of the Golden Dragon Gang.
Chen Hao then took several steps forward. But while this was, for him, a form of assurance and a way to resolve matters, for her it was yet another source of inner conflict. Were they really supposed to continue? The simplest outcome would be nothing more than a laughable joke beyond words.
Old Liu saw them in this state and grew extremely angry. He seriously reminded them, “If you continue staying like this, there truly won’t be any need for it. Besides, none of these matters were ever as simple as they seemed.”
“Your Majesty, the Regent departed peacefully… Your Majesty, the dead cannot return to life. Your health is what matters most!” Ao Bai handed Emperor Shunzhi a handkerchief and comforted him.
Whether it was because of the alcohol or because of the unusual events of the day, Xu Xu was more forward than ever before.
They had originally been given the opportunity to improve, which was why things had turned out as they had known them to be. The most important thing about increasing their cultivation was making them understand why things had to be done this way now.
“Who are you?” Ran Deng’s heart turned cold. The three figures were each holding an innate spiritual treasure, their entire bodies cloaked in an indistinct aura. He could not see through their cultivation in the slightest.
Although Yun Yuan already knew about the current state of the Zhou family, hearing these words from Aunt Zhiqing still left her furious and deeply depressed.
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This was an old man dressed in black tights and an orange outer garment, with a long rope tied around his waist. Although he looked rather advanced in age, he seemed full of vigor. At the very least, he was in the mood to glare wide-eyed at Ting Shu.
Inside a restaurant called Water’s Charm, a uniformed young man with tea-colored hair was smiling as he recommended drinks to the customers. His professional smile had long since become fixed upon his face, turning into his trademark expression. In fact, that highly approachable smile had brought him considerable convenience at work.
A ball of flame flared from the dagger in Vanessa’s left hand. She flung it like a concealed weapon, and Hensha tilted her head aside to evade it. Vanessa curled one finger, causing the dagger to spin halfway around and return to her palm. Gripping it in reverse, she thrust it viciously toward the apparition’s neck.
Master Lu cast a sidelong glance at Mo Fan. Seeing him apparently taking the selection of treasures so seriously, he became furious for no reason at all.
“How could it be them? Did they start fighting among themselves?” Jinhong released Zhang Xue’er, who let out a startled cry the moment she emerged.
After hanging up, Zhou Xiao brewed a pot of tea. He had barely taken a sip when the telephone rang again. It was Jiang Fuyu calling.
After listening to Zhou Zhizhi recount the events of those years between herself and Zheng Yuandong, no one said a word. Some sank into thought, some seemed to realize something, some merely smiled in silence, while others had a faint glimmer of tears in their eyes.
Kelier stared at Jinhong again in disbelief. A moment later, two bursts of wild laughter rang out. Jinhong and Kelier began laughing at exactly the same time, leaving Yan Changfeng and the others utterly bewildered. Only Gu Dujiu, who had remained seated quietly throughout, seemed to have understood something.
Ever since Su Yunliang revealed that she held the true spirit of Yunyao Guang, Yun Linglong had been left with only one path to take.
As the longevity banquet drew nearer, the people from the Sacred Music Sect did not come looking for her. They merely sent her intermittent messages, informing her that the people of Jade Sword Manor were gradually being replaced by members of the Sacred Music Sect.
After all, she knew the guards’ abilities all too well. They could never compare with Feng Zhu, who had survived by walking along the edge of a blade.
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Just as everyone was utterly confused, Yi Xiao suddenly spoke. “Have a proper talk with each other.” After saying this, he prepared to leave. As he passed Xiao Bai, he even reached out and patted Xiao Bai on the shoulder.
Once they reached their destination, Cen Qing discovered that this so-called lakeside barbecue was completely different from the picnic she had imagined. It was being held in a privately reserved artificial resort, and a commercial district lay just one street away from the resort.
She had said so—taking part in gatherings like this was absolutely worthwhile. Otherwise, how could such a good opportunity have come along?
Shen Xinghe looked at his back in confusion. He watched as the man walked over and spoke a few words with Li Xin, then took several skewers of raw meat to the grill. He could not help feeling puzzled. Was this person trying to apprentice himself and learn the craft?
Gu Yunzhe stood there all alone. He calmly swept his gaze around, then lowered his head to look at the long whip and said quietly, “I sealed you away because I wanted to leave. Once I have gone out, I will naturally release you and let you return.” After saying this, he wrapped the long whip around his wrist, where it transformed into a bracelet.
Wu Xiaoxiao, standing beside them, was exposed on the spot. She hurriedly turned her head away, but this time even Su Qin slightly frowned. She had completely failed to understand what Wu Zhuoran meant by suddenly saying such a thing.
In other words, when it came to sniping Q, she needed to focus on finding her rhythm, because using Sniping Q was the one situation in which she absolutely could not afford to make a mistake.
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