Chapter 37: An Unignorable Aura
Song Xixi shifted her tone. “Besides, you know, no one in our family has called me back even once this past year. Suddenly being so enthusiastic, saying Dad misses me and wants the whole family to get together—I’m both touched and honestly a bit overwhelmed.”
Song Baiqi’s expression darkened as he hurried to defend himself. “Don’t spout nonsense. How could we not have called you home all this time?”
Song Xixi sneered coldly. “Big brother, do you dare say anyone in the family has reached out to me this entire year?”
Jia Cong issued an imperial edict, commanding all officials to take a day off. The imperial guards were ordered back to their barracks to rest, and naturally, the common folk had long since dispersed halfway.
After a moment of stillness, a fierce green light blossomed like ripples on a tranquil lake, rapidly spreading until it enveloped the entire spiritual realm.
Liang Xinhui had already heard two of them before, but he found the one in the middle richer in philosophical meaning, as it contained many of the social intricacies and schemes.
No one asked Gu about the scars upon the heavens and earth, just as no one cared whether an immortal had truly once stood here.
If Aisir fully unleashed his domain, then a quarter of the city would be shrouded beneath the shimmering waves.
“Of course,” Lin Chu nodded gently. Careful consideration was certainly the right approach. Yet Lin Chu believed that in the end, he would agree—the investment would far outweigh the returns. Even if future rewards were modest, the very existence of such values was worthwhile for a discerning investor.
Though Yu Sile spoke in this manner, she bore no trace of mockery in her heart. Had another boy said the same, she would have sneered. But this scoundrel’s words somehow felt genuine, deeply heartfelt.
Others wanting to learn magic could simply grasp the principles and buy a wand to get started. But you want to learn Daoist arts… do you even know where your dantian is? How about the eight extraordinary vessels?
Everything Zhang Wei’s parents did was unquestionably centered on Zhang Wei himself. Perhaps their perspective was narrow, but that was no excuse for Zhang Wei’s unauthorized departure from home.
“Also, Mr. Fairche, the administrator, reminds everyone not to use magic in the hallways during breaks.”
In an instant, another hooked tail shot up and swept toward me. I was stunned—was that the second one?
They also warned that if another host took over, they would not only withdraw sponsorship from this show for affecting revenue but also pull funding from all the channel’s programs.
Yun Zixuan and Yun Xuanmin wished to cultivate a friendship, but Mu Shi was wholly absorbed in his training, leaving them helpless as they watched him run off.
Teacher Wang? Which Teacher Wang? It feels like there are so many Teacher Wangs everywhere, all taking the blame so naturally.
The other party probably did not understand nor the meaning behind my wave, yet they shot an arrow straight at me. I stared at the spear-like arrow, shook my head, sidestepped lightly, and reached out to grab the shaft, intending to catch it.
In fact, just because Lei Ren couldn’t escape then didn’t mean they’d be trapped inside later. But the problem was that this was a kill shot executed without Wang Long having any chance to react—a trap of terrifying power and deterrence.
That meant absolute chaos. The direct manifestation of absolute chaos was an explosive surge of energy.
And from the slight pride in her words about the Zhang family, could it be… she was one of them, or at least closely connected to the Zhang clan?
Everyone present rejoiced as they unleashed ice-element spells against the fiery spirit beasts before them, launching a full assault.
His words indeed deceived Yan Qianxun. The man she loved spoke the sweetest words with that affectionate, tender expression. His skill was such that she simply could not resist.