Chapter 110: The Trusted Confidant Gao Ye

Lin Yu finished handling matters on his end and sat in Fu Chen’s car, dialing a number.

“Take care of things at the hospital. Fu Chen was deliberate in his strike; at worst, it’s a minor injury. Ask the family how much compensation they want, pay it promptly, and settle this quickly.”

A deep male voice came from the other end: “Understood, Young Master Lin.”

Meanwhile, the bodyguards first escorted the man to the hospital, then sent Lin Yiqing back to Shui Jun Bay.

“Ah Chen…” Lin Yiqing stood outside the car, looking at Fu Chen inside, hesitating to speak.

She was leaving tomorrow, and tonight she wanted Fu Chen to stay with her. But after what happened earlier, Fu Chen would surely go find Lin Yu. She...

When Lang Qi set the box back down, a rapid clicking sound like a gun chambering echoed from within the box. His instincts told him this was something extremely dangerous.

Leaning against the bed, Li Quan chuckled at last night’s events. Like a frightened rabbit, he just needed to guard the root; it would eventually come. He was building a vast harem and urgently needed people to fill it. If only he could recruit on the streets, it would have been full ages ago.

The heavy rain and fierce winds blew directly toward them, and Ye Chenfeng was practically battling nature itself.

Watching Bai stride straight into the cave entrance, Ye Nan forcibly suppressed the joy of his plan’s near success, rubbing his hands eager to follow inside. Suddenly, a dog barked sharply behind him.

These days, his greatest concern was the ammunition depot. To him, this was a treasure trove. If properly managed, it would produce deadly weapons… With these weapons, fighting the enemy would be far more manageable.

The Academy of the Gods’ prestige soared worldwide; its terrifying power and influence rivaled, if not surpassed, the legendary Penglai Fairy Island.

Li Zhilong cursed, “Hell… unbelievable, damn it! In just three days, they took down seven enemy bunkers…” Shaking his head, Li Zhilong found it hard to believe, especially since those three independent regiment bunkers had withstood repeated assaults.

Qin Yan was inwardly alarmed. Though the burly man appeared rough, his cultivation was superb, completely evading his detection. A warrior charging into battle with such aura should radiate deadly energy; to possess such cultivation meant he was an invincible figure, a force no army could easily stop.

Just as Ju Hua had recruited a soldier, a long hook suddenly extended from the river on the left, nearly catching her. She gasped sharply in fright.

No one can truly fathom what it feels like for an atomic bomb to fly overhead.

In another world, the Japanese government had long declared the decades-old lenient education system a failure and begun to dismantle it gradually.

Everyone gasped; nine hundred zhang exceeded two kilometers. Two kilometers was a vast distance, and though the three-thousand-pound cannon was cumbersome, it was devastating for siege warfare, nearly unstoppable.

The marquis dared not move. He knew this cloth had existed too long. Ignoring the cloth, he walked aside and found the entrance leading inside, officially entering the tomb chamber.

Among the treasures were many high-tech devices. As the camera zoomed in, the scene became clearer.

“Master, Liu Xuande visits the Ministry of Rites almost daily. It should still be about claiming kinship with the emperor,” Wang Yi reported.

Thus, apart from a few soldiers who hadn’t raised their shields in time, there were no casualties at all; losses were even lower than those of the church.

“Impossible, I saw her…” Han Wei quickly stopped himself, realizing his slip of the tongue.

Yoo Kyung had gone over it dozens of times in his head, unsure how to explain it. Any explanation seemed to require knowledge of events two thousand years later. No matter how capable Yoo Kyung was, he simply couldn’t make the two of them understand.