Volume 1, Chapter 35: Bears Approaching, Back to the Village!

After this battle, the Luo family and the Lin family became bitter enemies, almost irreconcilable.

Gongsun Yu’s internal energy had become so chaotic that he could barely maintain his composure, his hands trembling uncontrollably.

"Boom!" Another shell exploded beside a fleeing Churchill tank, blowing off its track.

Lin Yi felt a jolt of alarm. He had not expected the Sun-Breaking Great Radiance Bow to employ such a tactic. His struggling soul was almost instantly shattered and extinguished, his spiritual consciousness vibrating violently, bringing with it an inexplicable agony.

He hurriedly fumbled for his phone, unable to bear the thought of facing this game again; his only instinct was to call the police.

Meanwhile, the 3rd Army Corps under the command of Siilasvuo, Finland's premier general, along with two other main Finnish army corps personally led by Mannerheim, were fighting the Soviet forces relying entirely on their own national troops.

Dugu Bu’er gazed at the pile of fifth-grade star stones, his eyes gleaming with greed, as if he had never seen so many before.

Every meridian in his body felt like a taut, vibrating lute string, ready to snap at any moment under the immense pressure. His dantian, already swollen like a balloon, felt as though it had been struck by a heavy blow, on the verge of bursting.

However, compared to the formidable strength of Sha Wujing, Yuan Zheng, being an old fox, was far more concerned with Qi Tian-shou’s true identity.

"This man has committed many sins; letting him vanish just like this is letting him off too easily. Take him back and deal with him according to the laws of the Underworld," Wang Hao said with a smile.

A little later, Qu Xiuxia urged Su Han to take Qiao Nan home. Su Han suppressed a laugh, thinking that since the two were already living together, there was no need for a drop-off. Qiao Nan realized this too, blushing as she secretly pinched Su Han, warning him not to give anything away.

The Terracotta Warriors acted like a meat grinder, relentlessly slaughtering the surrounding undead. The low-level skeleton soldiers were no match for the army, but as the saying goes, even a swarm of ants can kill an elephant, and the Terracotta Warriors were falling one by one.

"That’s right, this is our decision, and it represents the hundreds of millions of humans on Earth!" Shen Lie declared firmly. Qianshan Xue, the representative of Dragon City, and other powerful figures stood behind him in agreement, though their expressions betrayed their nervousness.

Ever since I took Xue back in and gave her a job after she gave birth, she has been utterly devoted. I once told her that she would have to start from scratch, and whether she succeeded or failed would depend entirely on her own efforts.

Just then, as the two turned, the Tyrant’s left arm coincidentally swung right in front of Zhang Xiao’s eyes.

After a series of sighs, the crowd by the river gradually dispersed, leaving only the cold water to carry their laments and regrets into the distance.

Hearing Diane’s words, Bruce sucked his teeth in annoyance. It was truly painful; every one of these girls was beautiful, yet they were all taken. It was truly infuriating.

As they faced more and more challenges, they grew together, their bond deepening and their tacit understanding becoming more profound.

Although Bai Qi and Tian Hai’s clothes were protected from blood by Tang Ruo’s spiritual energy, they were soaked through with sweat. Naturally, they changed into new sets of clothes right there.

As the governor of a province, it was inevitable that with so many subordinates, there would be some bad apples. Since he didn't strictly discipline them, the misdeeds they committed were all blamed on Dong Zhuo.

"Pop!" A sharp sound echoed as the Zhao family disciple’s head burst open, spraying red and white brains across the ground—a truly sickening sight.

"Of course, and it vanished completely. I thought you had some urgent matter to attend to; I never expected you to reappear and go insane," Shu Yao complained.

The lion held a colorful ball in its mouth, shaking its head as it climbed the stone steps of the Gathering Hall and ran up to Ye Qiu.

"I can also say with certainty that the one who escaped is a living organism, but clearly, by all biological standards, its energy is far too terrifying," Huang Jun said.

Zhang Bainin remained silent. Huang Jun’s conjecture was absurd, yet he knew it held a grain of truth. But was reality truly as he described? Zhang Bainin could not be certain.

"If it weren't for your brother, I would have killed you by now!" Leng Ruxuang’s expression was cold. With so many unknown sacred arrays ahead, how could she allow Nie Tian to die?

"Taozi, calm down—" I was getting truly annoyed and glared at Du Haitao, determined not to let him take such risks.

When Su Rong and Weiyi were preparing to head back, Su Rong suddenly suggested visiting the Swan Lake near Neuschwanstein Castle.

At Murphy Company, Fei’er had reinvested all the profits; with limited liquid assets, there were no reserves left.

With this, Weiyi, the chief designer, finally didn't have to moonlight as the construction director. She handed all the complex, tedious tasks over to Ke La, warning him only to notify her immediately if the budget was exceeded.

Those who heard this were stunned; Maizi’s tone had been strangely delicate, almost like she was flirting.

"Alright, Zhao Jingyun, why are you here?" I crouched down in front of the child, placed my hands on his shoulders, and stared straight into his eyes as I asked softly.

This time, the two men were relatively polite; they didn't make her lie in the trunk but gestured for her to sit in the back seat of the car.

The erratic state that Wu Tong had been in—which worried Wu Tong deeply—reappeared. This season, during the showdown against Lingbei High School, he hit seven consecutive three-pointers. No matter how tight the opponent's defense was, he always hit his mark. It was as if a god of war had possessed him; he truly lived up to his nickname, "Mad Dog."