Volume 1, Chapter 50: I Am Not Huo Yanchuan

"Yanchuan, look at you. You didn't even send your little uncle a message in advance. Otherwise, I would have had a guard of honor lined up to welcome you!"

Coming here quietly without giving him even a moment to prepare!

Now it was simply too late to organize a welcoming guard.

Li Feng stood to the side, wearing an expression of pure amusement as he watched the spectacle.

Even within the City of Demons, this building was undoubtedly one of the most eye-catching structures, rivaling even the estates of the Lan斯特 family. This was not only because the building was towering, magnificent, and resplendent, but more importantly, the influence behind this race was a presence that did not yield to the Lan斯特 family at all.

Could Ye Chenfeng really end up dying in prison? There was only one day left until the deadline set by Gu Shaoqing.

The Wind Trace clan was not wealthy; on the contrary, they were exceptionally poor. This was a consensus within the Star Alliance, and Alto, who was stationed on Trace Star, knew this all too well. This single meal would probably force the Wind Trace patriarch to scrape by in the cafeteria for the next half year, and none of these generals would be able to escape the same fate.

Meng Fan's heart sank. If that helicopter hadn't been trying to cover their boarding, it never would have been shot down. After all, those circular mechanical beasts couldn't truly fly; they merely relied on their long tentacles to support themselves against the ground, and the illusion of "flying whales" was nothing more than a trick of the eye.

Ji Mo could only rely on his slightly superior speed to engage in close-quarters combat. Despite exhausting every ounce of effort and ingenuity, he still could not close the distance by even a single step.

Yet, on the flip side, I had to give this informant credit because he was clever enough to find a valid excuse to decline the cigarette offered to him.

"Hello, Ye Chenfeng? Do you have time right now? I've run into a little trouble here. Can you come and help me?" As soon as the call connected, Lin Qingzhu asked with anxious urgency.

His blade had been left behind when he walked through that previous door. Meng Fan did not attempt to bring it out with him, understanding that the United Front Organization possessed extremely advanced technology. Since they stated that no weapons could be brought out, it was foolish to expect to smuggle one past them.

Mond stood with the Temple Knights at the edge of the Forest of Oblivion, everyone gazing fixedly at the distant, bloody stream of light.

Over on that side, while Ning Feng was discussing with Li Yi how to pave the way for the future, Boss Han had already led his people into the vehicle and driven off. Seeing that no one was pursuing them, Boss Han finally let out a long sigh of relief.

Everyone simply watched as the smile on Li Xiaoyao's face gradually faded along with his body, until it vanished entirely.

The mechanical technology of Divine Descent followed a path of intimate integration between humanity and machinery, without heavily developing standalone robots. The headless mechanical puppet conjured by Xie Mao left Professor Han completely bewildered—she herself was a mechanized human, with many parts of her body replaced by machinery, and the only thing she could never replace was her head.

With a status like Prince Lu's, it was naturally impossible for him to personally escort the bride. The officials all sat in the main hall drinking wine, exchanging festive pleasantries about a match made in heaven and a union of pearls and jade.

"A more rational way of using it? Why do I feel like whenever you say that, it's going to be thoroughly unreasonable?" Li Xiaoyao's mouth twitched. Whenever problems arose, the system always managed to screw him over.

After changing Mimi's water and replacing the cat litter, Ye Zuesheng looked around and broke into a wide grin.

If anyone survived and the news reached the ears of Dawn, this matter could never be suppressed, and at that time, it would spell certain death for him.

Upon returning to Phoenix City and learning that Qin Fengyi had returned safely, Lu Yu was overjoyed and immediately went to pay his respects. Qin Fengyi was likewise delighted to see him, and naturally inquired about the situation in the capital.

By this time, a large contingent of Special Affairs Bureau officials and soldiers was already at the scene. Seeing Xie Mao and his group force their way in, a security squad immediately stepped forward to question them.

Human beings mostly possess a herd mentality. Someone once conducted an experiment where they had a group of people stand in a bustling plaza, staring up at a completely empty sky while pointing and muttering from time to time. The ultimate result was that the entire plaza ended up staring up at a sky where nothing existed at all.