Chapter 39: Xie Yuhuai, You Are the Traitor

“Of course not. You were the one who betrayed me first!”

“Xie Yuhuai, you were the one who cheated first! You’re a scumbag, so don’t even think about pinning this on me.”

Yu Zi suddenly grew agitated, glaring at Xie Yuhuai with undisguised hatred.

Xie Yuhuai’s heart sank, yet he still pretended to be calm as he spoke.

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Thinking of the path he had paved for Sang Yan, He Sheng felt much more at ease. Although he would still have to endure more than a thousand years of torment in the flames, she could finally find happiness.

If only he had confessed his feelings a little sooner, perhaps he could have freed himself from this unrequited love a little earlier—but to preserve the beauty within his heart even after so many years had worn away at it was, in itself, a kind of happiness.

It was Shangguan Feiyan’s shout that saved the great serpent’s life. Otherwise, it would have died an unjust death.

She searched through all her memories of her previous life, yet could not recall Emperor Renshou ever rehabilitating anyone. Tao Zhuohua was filled with doubt and turned her attention more closely toward He Zilan.

“Hey, I never said that.” Zhou Bingran shrugged. “But you’ve reminded me. Originally, I only planned to wait until the people inside had cleared out the corpses belonging to their respective sects, then draw a little blood from the dead and take it back for testing.”

But Lin Feng thought better of it. No—who knew what kind of sinister scheme Hu Li was plotting? How could he so easily let her trick him into revealing information?

At those words, every Azure Dragon Sect disciple present looked strangely at Chu Chen, and quite a few of them began twitching at the corners of their mouths.

The other deities who accepted the golden boxes merely offered brief words of thanks. Unlike Chris Dodge, they did not open the boxes in public, but directly placed them into their system spaces.

With three enormous trees providing cover, neither side suffered many casualties. This allowed Lin Yan to relax slightly. If the Sharpwing Tribe suffered too much damage, then even after merging with them, it would truly have little value left.

The passersby nearby pointed and whispered at the two of them, but Zhou Bingran acted as though he saw nothing. He simply wanted to show off while hugging Tang Caiwei. After all, they had not seen each other for several months—what was wrong with showing her off a little?

However, he had a specific title: the Ever-Victorious General. It was a far cry from being the God of War.

“My heart, if you say nothing, then from this moment onward, I will have to guard against those administrators and senior administrators who believe they cannot be heard. The reward you receive will be no less than a single penny...” Ye Zhou recited it word for word. They had already dealt with all the final matters, and the plan was fully prepared.

“If the teleportation array at the Jixia battlefield falls into the hands of the demons, it will be equivalent to leaving the entire Glory Continent’s gateway wide open. The demons will be able to enter and leave the Glory Continent at will. When that happens, we’ll truly be in danger!” Sun Bin said anxiously.

Zhong Hang drove behind the flat-headed man until they reached a residential district. These neighborhoods had been established recently as the base expanded. Since they lay within the walls, they were relatively safe. Most of the people at the base had chosen to exchange food for housing here.

“Captain, you’re awake!” Xu Yunjin exclaimed delightedly when he saw Yu Yifeng enter. He was now the captain of the security team, but he was still accustomed to calling Yu Yifeng “Captain.”

The laws of the Azure Dragon began transforming within his immortal soul, while his immortal body grew even stronger. It was an experience he had never known before.

She also figured out that half of Gu Manli’s innate talent lay within Qin Yue. In other words, Qin Yue’s genius might be even greater than Gu Manli’s.

Because it was different from true qi and existed naturally throughout the world, the nine Japanese ninjas mistakenly believed that Zhuge Liang’s technique was merely a useless move with an impressive appearance.