Chapter 150: Waiting on Him Half the Day

The Wild Wind Is Not Unrestrained Qiao Wan 1269 words 2026-04-01 08:01:56

The man snorted. “How else would I have known that you were secretly flirting with a junior behind my back? Lin Lu, have you no shame?”

Lin Lu was speechless. “Is stalking people really that amusing?”

“I’ve discovered that your taste is getting worse and worse. That fledgling has neither the looks nor the physique. Is someone like that really worth flirting with?”

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This mission had originally required him to kill several monsters as well, but he simply repeated his old trick: he found their locations, marked them down, and left.

In the other seat of honor beside him sat a white-robed man with a somewhat gloomy countenance. Judging by his appearance, he seemed to be about the same age as Liu Linsi.

Ma Chaolongque—at first glance, the name sounded utterly unfamiliar. But if one mentioned his other name, everyone would certainly know who he was.

The audience at the scene was the perfect illustration of that remark. Once Big Brother Yang Long began to sing, who knew how many spectators frowned and hunched their necks like the blue-clad old man on the subway.

Yi Yun drew a deep breath. These Spirit-Nurturing Pills alone were worth a fortune, especially the fifth-grade ones. Even the martial academy’s points could not be exchanged for them.

After bringing down Mary Geoise, Yongze also told Dragon that he was about to leave.

“Aren’t Naruto and Sasuke tired? They have to fight every single day.” Seeing that the aftershocks of their attacks were too powerful, Choji put away the chips in his hand, took out a piece of candy, stuffed it into his mouth, and complained.

“One must learn humility, especially when one has no strength.” After leaving those words behind, Xiao Sa departed.

On the Spiritnet, it was impossible to take even a single step without Spiritnet Coins—harder still than living in the real world without money. In the real world, even if one had no source of income, the state would at least provide basic poverty relief.

“Damn crow, get lost!” Yao Mucheng glared at it in irritation before stepping onto the teleportation platform.

Gu Jingfeng had only just begun speaking when Wang An, following the cadence of his words, directly voiced the rest of the thought in his heart. Gu Jingfeng’s expression changed instantly.

Shen Qingwu knelt upright on the floor and frankly recounted the entire sequence of events to Su Heng, who sat above in the hall. By the time she had finished, Su Heng’s brows were furrowed so tightly they seemed capable of trapping a fly. He let out another long sigh, one filled with far too much helplessness.

Of course, even without these injuries, it would have been difficult for him to kill the demon tiger. The strength of a fourth-tier expert was indeed formidable. Even though the demon tiger’s power had been greatly diminished because its wounds had not yet healed, it was still not something he could kill.

Though she was not good with words, she was not foolish either. Their side at Emperor One was clearly weaker at present; if they truly fought the other party, the situation would only become disadvantageous for them.

Dugu Seeks Defeat walked out of the stone cavern and recited a spell. Behind him, Dragon Fang leaped up and came to rest beneath his feet. With a sharp whoosh, Dugu Seeks Defeat stepped onto Dragon Fang and flew toward the distant sky. Ya Dong emerged from the cave entrance and gazed at his incomparably dashing figure soaring away. Suddenly, two lines of crystal-clear tears streamed down his face.

Li Ren ordered everyone to intensify their training and strengthen their vigilance. Yet after waiting and waiting, they still saw no sign of the government army attacking. He therefore sent scouts down the mountain to investigate. When they returned, he asked them what they had found, only to learn that the government army had remained in its camp without moving, spending the entire day eating, drinking, and amusing itself.

At that moment, a layer of bone-chilling gray light suddenly burst from the Black Jade Platform. A foot-long gray dragon lay sprawled upon it, its two blood-red eyes slowly opening. The gray radiance pouring outward from its body surged forward like countless blades.

Feeling that his injuries were no longer serious and that his strength had not been greatly affected, he decisively rushed into the room ahead.

Zhou Juelun’s jet-black hair was damp with sweat, clinging tightly to his pale face. His utterly bewildered eyes turned toward Ya Dong. Ya Dong gritted his teeth and ran toward him. His body had grown unbearably heavy; each step left a footprint behind. Supporting Zhou Juelun, Ya Dong crossed the finish line.