Chapter 127: Awakening

Shu Zucheng vaguely heard the person beside him say this and immediately understood what he meant. His heart gave a violent leap, and he cautiously opened his eyes to glance outside.

The moment he looked up, he saw the caregiver standing outside, and his brows drew together slightly.

After waiting for quite some time, until the caregiver had left, Shu Zucheng finally climbed slowly out of bed.

He had not moved for a very long time, and now...

For there was not the slightest trace of human vitality about them; they seemed more like cold machines.

“Huh? You two knew each other back in school?” The senior apprentice had finally found a topic and began directing his attentions toward Linlin.

“Am I making this up?” Han Fengxue sneered. Light flashed, and a silver divine sword appeared in his hand. Slowly, a suit of War God armor emerged over his body, majestic and dazzling, stunning everyone who saw it.

The radiance of lightning between heaven and earth flared brilliantly, then gathered together into a bolt as thick as a wrist and ruthlessly crashed down upon the locked Chimera.

The arena was extremely spacious, more than large enough for a contest. At the very beginning, someone impatiently leaped onto the elevated platform and assumed a stance ready to receive the challenge.

Rumors could be terrifying. Seeing those sinister faces and the one servile posture after another, he felt an overwhelming fury rise in his heart.

Only after walking closer did he discover that it was something resembling a bronze mirror. The mirror seemed to have been forcibly split in two, and it was impossible to tell what material had been used to make it.

The instant I saw Manting, my heart became tangled with turmoil. She reminded me of Wang Jie, of the person I had failed to protect. I did not even know how I could explain myself to Manting.

Within Xuandu Temple, players from outside factions were forbidden to enter. Chief Fang could move about freely, needing only to avoid a few Wudang disciples; in this way, he was essentially impossible to follow. To open a passage through the river wall, one needed a flying warship capable of both water escape and subterranean drilling. That was why the Man Like the Wind had borrowed the Senluo warship.

After Yang Zhuo obtained Lu Tiansheng’s permission, he immediately returned to his office and called Lu Ye. As the two of them were speaking, the telegraph machine beside Yang Zhuo suddenly began to sound.

“Mommy, Kaia has been accompanying me for an entire month now. I’m beginning to worry that his subordinates will complain that I’m a femme fatale!” Shiya said with a faint smile.

Before causing trouble at the Mu residence’s opera stage, she had already carried out numerous revenge plans successfully. Each time, she stopped short of going too far, deliberately exposing scandals, ruining arrangements, and causing disturbances. Her goal was to toy with her targets without killing them.

There was still no response from inside. Tong Yuqing was furious. If she had not had her reservations, she would have loved to tear down the door before her and drag Bai Qiaoxuan out for a thorough beating. But now, all she could do was glare fiercely at the door.

“It would be rude to refuse such enthusiasm. Liu Ying, you should just go along with them,” Shen Chengyu said, raising his brows and crossing his arms as he displayed his trademark smile.

Gong Hongyu was inept, but in his previous life he had never been especially harsh toward himself. Therefore, Chu Feng felt no particular resentment toward Gong Hongyu.

The phoenix bird had not truly gone all out, however. Vermilion Bird had suffered no more than flesh wounds; nothing fundamental had been harmed.

There was a faint, almost imperceptible smile at the corners of Bai Qiaoxuan’s lips. The silent understanding between lovers needed no words to sustain it. He knew better than anyone what she was thinking.

Now, Chen Long was a grandmaster at the pinnacle of the Transcendent Realm, while Chu Feng was no ordinary man either, following close behind him.

I hurriedly picked up a piece with my chopsticks and chewed it as I said, “Delicious, delicious! So fresh!” I nodded repeatedly and could not help eating several more bites.

I knew what side effect Doctor Liya was referring to. Since these superpowers were extracted from the cells of corpse people, anyone seeking to obtain such abilities would face a twenty percent chance of contracting the Chaos Virus and mutating into one of them.