Volume 1, Chapter 24: Fourth-Rank Demonic Beast
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[Effect awakening occurs randomly; there is no guarantee that every tempering will awaken an effect.]
Jiang Huan pondered for a moment after hearing this, and soon understood.
For an ordinary person’s spirit weapon to possess two or three effects was already quite good.
Even an average genius would awaken no more than four or five effects.
Most people still relied on combining different martial techniques to increase their combat power.
Someone like him, whose spirit weapon had only just been tempered to Grade B yet already possessed three effects, was undoubtedly one of the lucky few.
Having figured this out, Jiang Huan reached into the system space again.
The spirit embryo obtained from the Horned Bull Chief appeared in his hand.
[Spirit embryo detected: Bullhead Priest. Can be refined into a Grade D...]
At midnight, Lu Yicong treated Xi Zhi’s injuries inside the ice house. Because Qiao Zhuo could not withstand the cold, he had stopped entering several days earlier. Lu Yicong’s right hand had been cut open, and it throbbed painfully whenever he transmitted his internal power. Moreover, he had not yet fully recovered, so all he could give Xi Zhi now was a wisp of faint true energy.
Sun Quan served as governor of Yingzhou for three years. Later, he moved Sun Ce’s tomb to Wu Commandery and settled in Handan for a long time.
Not long after the aircraft left the island, a figure stood upon a single small boat and sped across the waves in the same direction as the aircraft.
Li Fuxiong still did not answer. He was even too lazy to acknowledge his younger brother, remaining humbly kneeling on the ground as he awaited Lu Zheng’s final “verdict.”
In truth, the Nameless One had always done something similar, but it was nowhere near as unrestricted as the sect He Zheng had described.
Walker suddenly realized that the room seemed to be changing shape, and that the walls around him appeared to be “moving.” Thinking his eyes were playing tricks on him, he hurriedly blinked several times.
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The other three appeared much more relaxed than he did. Subject One, the boy, and Subject Two, the young man, still looked shaken and somewhat strained. The middle-aged man, however, kept his eyelids drooping, his entire body radiating a lifeless air. He looked no different from usual, as though nothing had happened to him at all.
Yicong assumed that the two women had something personal to discuss and said, “Fourteenth Sister-in-law, you and Younger Sister Zhi should talk first.” He then turned to leave, though his eyes remained fixed on Ruan Xizhi.
Once they reached the ship’s deck, Gege gripped the railing and looked outside. In the darkness near the wharf, she could vaguely make out several enormous shadows floating silently upon the ink-black waters of the Slyde River.
Countless people dreamed of exchanging even a word or two with Wen Qian. As for speaking with her alone, they hardly dared even imagine it.
Of course, what he valued was merely that identity. As for the status of an attendant, well, that was another matter entirely.
Zhou Zhen had never intended to remove Langya outright. After all, it was one of the country’s few special combat brigades, with a large number of troops, and it was the main force in this battle. Removing it at a time like this would have caused serious problems.
The patriarch of the Barbarian God Savage clan, reputed to possess the strongest physical body on the Immortal Path, made a bet with someone halfway through a journey—and lost his clan’s most precious ninth-grade divine material, the Heart of the Barbarian God.
The moment Dang Hua spoke of “love,” the demons who had been greedily staring at the other Zhang Xuguangs all turned around. They looked at Dang Hua, who was holding hands with Village Chief Zhang Xuguang, with expressions of disbelief, envy, jealousy, and hatred.
The vice principal’s face alternated between green and white from Xia Yuan’s fury. Qu Liang’s mother had already called his elder brother. Before long, the call reached the vice principal. The woman who had just worn a stern expression, with her nose so raised that only her nostrils were visible, instantly transformed into a smiling sycophant.
“Bai Yuntian!” The feathers covering the Blazing Sun Fire Phoenix Eagle began to burn. Clearly, its fury had reached the limit.
“Yes. He’s a spy from America. The state is protecting him now because Li Yanyang wants to kill him,” the butler said.
Several figures hurriedly rushed out, while the people who remained exchanged bewildered looks from their respective seats.
Everyone burst into laughter. Zhang Deshuai did not mind. A joke was a joke, and disliking someone was one thing, but they were brothers in the same trench. Besides, fighting in the army was practically asking to die. No one was foolish enough to do that.
With this, the Heavenly Sword Alliance now had five Dharma Realm experts—fully comparable to the Heavenly Wind Empire and the Great Qin Dragon Guards. Only with such strength could Ye Feng confidently carry out the plan he was about to launch in the Dragon Tomb.
Just as Su Jin was preparing to pretend to be deaf and leave, Feng Jiaqi strode over on her long legs and grabbed Su Jin by the collar in three quick steps.
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Qian Yuan’s brows drew tightly together. The doubts in his heart had been resolved, yet the matter itself remained unsettled.
Before anyone else could react, Chu Yuelan turned, seized Qian Yuan, and drifted away, leaving behind a vast chorus of jaws striking the floor.
After the court assembly, the Emperor of Moxi traveled to the fortress beside the palace castle where the court mages resided. Passing through the fortress garden, he knocked on a remarkably plain door.
To earn that much money in just three days—she truly would never have dared imagine it before. Every penny had been obtained through her own hard work.
Just then, perhaps sensing that someone was watching her, Yining turned around and waved at Shen Guyan.
After arriving in the Heavenly Dragon Kingdom, Sun Yunxiao could not possibly have let them return by the same route. Naturally, he brought them along to deliver the imperial decree.
Chen Daxiu pulled a long face and opened his phone. Good heavens—countless messages appeared in an instant, all sent by the proprietress.
But by afternoon, the faint sunlight that had appeared in the morning had vanished. In its place were heavy, gloomy clouds and a cold wind that had suddenly begun to blow.
“Since that is the case, escort them to a point fifty miles outside Tiger Guard Fortress. Surely that will do?” Sun Yunxiao asked, compromising.
The bearded man knew Ox-Sister’s temper well. To avoid angering her, he did not mention the whereabouts of Zhao Qi and his mother after returning. He steered clear of the subject Ox-Sister had forbidden and merely recounted everything he had seen and heard in the woods.
Because Lu Tian had shamelessly occupied this place, the Monkey Emperor could not absorb any Purple Zenith Immortal Qi. Down below, he scratched his ears and cheeks in frustration, furious beyond words.
His eyes remained fixed on Jiang Feng. That gaze did indeed seem somewhat familiar, but he could guarantee that he had never seen the man before.
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