Chapter 110: Spitting Three Cups of Blood

The old man in the gray robe felt an immediate sense of unease the moment he saw the group charging forward with fierce momentum, yet his heart was filled with inexplicable turmoil.

Hadn't that matter already been settled? Why was it still dragging on endlessly?

Faced with the overwhelming sword qi that sliced through the void like drifting autumn leaves, his expression grew grave. Suddenly, a cloud of black poisonous mist erupted from his body.

Retreating swiftly, he could not help but shout in anger, “What do you mean by this? Is this never-ending?”

Wang Hong.

“I’ll see you off,” Qingzhu said as he pulled out the jade flute he had played earlier and tossed it into the air. The flute instantly elongated, stretching to the length of a bus. Once all the spirits had boarded, Qingzhu controlled the jade flute and headed straight south.

Only Wang Huo’s eyes lit up. The innate divine vision regarded postnatal beings as kin, perfectly aligning with his broad concept of the “human race.”

At the command of Taiqing, the Three Corpses, carrying boundless magical power, transformed into primordial energy and surged back into their original form.

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Though he thought this, Hu Zhi did not meet Su Bai’s gaze again. Instead, he snorted coldly and left the classroom.

After only a few steps, he paused and turned back, saying, “Also, if you plan to collect your teammate’s body, you’d better hurry.”

“If you want to stay in the past, we have no objections.” After that day, my parents said this to me, and I was very happy.

The 2B and 9S who had destroyed the giant machine were the first to detect the alien signal. Faced with such an emergency, their initial task was to gather intelligence.

Carlisle smiled with relief. Just as he was about to call on the players to stabilize the situation, Yiyang had already done so for him.

This was a matter of great importance. Billions of years ago, the great powers of the Underworld fought alongside the mighty beings of the human, demon, and immortal realms against the demons, perishing together in the end. Only the Underworld’s barrier remained as the final line of defense.

Yet the battle intent radiating from Yunhao’s body had not diminished; on the contrary, it grew even more majestic, as if it had taken on a tangible form.

Seeing Su Chen emerge, the Void Divine Sovereign secretly breathed a sigh of relief. The pressure from the Great Sage had nearly suffocated him.

He slowly withdrew his gaze from the Great Buddha and was about to enter the rear hall with Yuan Canghai to meet the Abbot.

At that very moment, Cao Cao seized the opportunity when Dian Wei paused and swiftly leapt forward to block the strike aimed at Chen Gong.

“Your ten thousand gold coins? In just a moment, I’ll earn you fifty thousand,” Le Qing said happily, stretching out one hand with fingers spread wide, her face radiant with a bright smile.

Hated by all, scorned by millions, Meng Po gritted her teeth and endured because only she truly understood the task she must undertake.

Before I even realized what had happened, an old monkey covered in white fur staggered toward me, holding a crown-shaped hat in his hand.

The vast starry sky, the boundless universe—stars glittered, countless new worlds were born in an instant, while many more vanished into the cosmic dust.

Yet Chen Bao was reluctant to abandon Oda. After all, once he gave up Oda, it wouldn’t be easy to ride on his back again. Oda was no ordinary beast; his bond with Chen Bao was not a simple master-pet relationship but more of a mutually beneficial partnership.

With a booming crash, the sword light struck the shield, shattering into countless fragments that scattered in all directions like sparks.

The sudden barrage of kicks and curses left Ding Zhen bewildered. As Blue Feather raised his fist to strike his head, Ding Zhen finally snapped back to his senses and dodged just in time, narrowly avoiding a fatal blow.