Chapter 113: The Beast King Is About to Complete Its Evolution

Now, for Cao Binping, this was the pressing issue: if that fellow truly evolved into a complete form, one that surpassed Cao Bin’s capabilities, it would spell disaster—he’d be nothing more than cannon fodder. When Cao Bin returned to his room, he prepared to make breakfast. Bai Wei was still lying on the bed, resting, though after shifting a few times, the blanket covering her had slipped off considerably.

On the second morning, at the break of dawn, Zhang Ruyun quietly rose from his tent. Though Liu Chengfeng and the other Emei masters possessed keen senses, Zhang Ruyun had confidence in his internal energy and lightness skill that he would not be detected. After rising, he headed south for five miles before stopping beneath a massive boulder.

As close relatives, whether grandfather, grandmother, aunt, or elder sister, they had to do everything in their power to save Nangong Ji, for they were the closest kin within their branch of the family.

On her face, there remained traces of struggle; ultimately, the threat to her life overcame her reluctance.

After their meal, Lvyin and the other maids cleared the table and brewed a pot of tea before leaving. Luo Wusheng stretched his belly and let out a satisfied burp, belatedly realizing Ye Qingjue was still present, so he restrained himself a little, picked up his tea, and drank a few sips.

But why had things changed now? It seemed everyone could bully him. In China, Pang Zhengzong bullied him; at the Academy of Supernatural Abilities, Blair James Kangga and those bastards bullied him as well. Now, even that damned Wolf Prince could bully him, and he had been reduced to hiding within the Great Mercy Gate.

Because of the existence of the Soul Tree, Su Mu sensed that the bald youth was completely dead. After turning the matter over in his mind, he asked the question.

“That hatred belonged to our predecessors, not to you.” Ye Ge silently recited in his heart. He knew this was the Grand Elder’s way of protecting them. After all, the Imperial Palace was such a towering colossus; even if they spent their whole lives, they could hardly shake it. The atmosphere in the council chamber was heavy and oppressive.

As soon as the elder finished speaking, he gazed gloomily at his blood-red fingertip, which he had just flicked.

In the heart of the palace, inside Ye Dongping’s office lounge, Qin Yibai sipped tea while watching the large screen on the wall that broadcast real-time information about China’s borders, including extensive data monitored by China’s military satellites.

At this moment, Liu Yunong was bloodthirsty, her heart filled with malice, determined to pierce both of them with a single sword. She thrust the blade forward, aiming first at Zhang Ruyun, intending to wound Yin Niang as well in the same stroke.

Everyone left the dining hall, dispersed for their midday rest, preparing to resume basketball training in the afternoon.

How wonderful it would be if he could always be with her like this; no matter what they were doing, he felt content.

Upon hearing Gao Yu’s words, his subordinates were startled, but offered no objections and nodded in agreement.

Just as Ouyang Yingqi closed her eyes, Mi Xue’s face changed color. She swiftly took out a handkerchief she had prepared, soaked heavily with sedative, and tied it around Ouyang Yingqi’s neck.

Xue Zhide was straightforward and never beat around the bush. He sought out Luo Zhibin, whom he had once challenged, and asked him to introduce him to Yan Le. Luo Zhibin bore no ill will toward him and spoke to Yan Le, who had been watching Xue Zhide, noticing that although he was rough, he truly meant no harm.

“If it’s a fight you want, I’m not afraid,” Xu Chu roared. His previous actions had only been to follow Dong Zhuo’s orders and delay matters. With his martial skills, he had never feared anyone. He glanced sideways at Dong Zhuo, saw no objection, and strode forward.

Zhao Xiaocheng didn’t wish to conceal the method of enhancing human abilities, but he knew he had to proceed gradually, starting by letting them understand the concept of qi within the body.