Epilogue of Chapter 101 - Part 1

These individuals were renowned heroes throughout the American Empire, originally thought to exist only in cartoons. Yet art imitates life, and where there is no wind, there are no waves. These legendary figures indeed had solid foundations in reality.

“Good if there’s nothing. If there were, I’d break your leg,” Wu Zhongguo said calmly.

Hearing the screams, Qin Yumo instinctively turned around, only to see Lin Chen stumbling repeatedly in her direction.

Lin Chen was deeply frustrated, sighing repeatedly before reluctantly withdrawing his consciousness.

Over the past six months, Lin Haixiao had remained confident and passionate, fully trusting his game design and believing it to be flawless. This sharply contrasted with Yao Xiaoguang and Xu Bo's cautious and tense approach to development.

Recalling Ku’s age was similar to Naruto’s and the discovery of the Nine-Tails chakra, Mizuki remembered parts of the TV show’s plot: Ku’s Nine-Tails chakra went berserk, and Naruto’s timely arrival, using his “Word Jutsu,” successfully calmed Ku down.

For Xu Yang, awakening Xue Wushuang was urgent; now that he had arrived in the Divine Realm and knew Xue Ni’s location, he was determined to find him.

Zhang Yang took a deep breath. So that was the case. But what did it have to do with his asset transfer?

At that moment, Huang Kai, Huang Qi, Huang Bo, and others all wore grim expressions, their faces revealing disbelief and astonishment.

“But the video is so real,” Journalist C retorted, appearing difficult to appease. They aimed to uncover more gossip about Shen Lingyu.

Due to Yulu’s earlier shout, everyone at the banquet also gathered, eager to see if something important had happened.

Besides Ling Ye, someone else from Wuzong’s side arrived; upon seeing this person, Li An’s heart tightened as if caught in a dream.

***

“Mengmeng is fine, already asleep,” Song Weili said, initially angry but couldn’t help feeling happy hearing Lu Zisheng’s jealous remark.

It was only when Nord volunteered to be Zhou Nan’s liaison that the matter finally settled.

As I trudged wearily into the service hall on the first floor of the complex building, I found Principal Zhang of Xifang Middle School and several education bureau officials chatting and laughing.

Without hesitation, Song Weili drove straight to Central Plaza, where she found herself seated beside the fountain.

He worried that doing too much might cause Yulu even more annoyance, so he resolved to proceed slowly, step by step, wary of excessive action.

She never had a strong sense of mission, but now an inexplicable surge of passion welled up within her heart.

Falling was unpredictable; Jiu’er was so frightened her soul seemed to leave her body as she flailed her claws, desperately searching for something to steady herself.

He never named monsters; the only exception was Wangcai, who already had a name. He found the name “Sai Xiaotian” too awkward and arrogant, unlike Wangcai, which felt warm and natural.

Although neither Jiang Mu nor Jiang Yinong had met the Military Association members, they understood their terrifying strength. Hearing Yu Heng’s words, Jiang Mu stared blankly at Yu Heng beside Meng Fu—this young man was from the Military Association?

After flying about four or five hundred miles, they again descended through the clouds, landing above the sea.

“How about this: I’m afraid you might really forget me, so how about I leave a mark on you?” Jiu’er frowned thoughtfully.

“Hmm, you have to promise me first,” Jiu’er’s lively eyes rolled cunningly. She wasn’t foolish; if she had asked him to spare Shui Muyin outright, he surely wouldn’t agree.

***

Xia Jianye knew Yang Xinyi and Xia Zhi did not get along, so he refrained from involving Yang Xinyi in causing trouble for Xia Zhi.

She was well aware that Panhua Entertainment was a top-tier performance company backed by Yuntian Group’s immense power. Moreover, it was recently rumored that Yuntian Group had acquired Yujiji Group, intending to merge the two.

It seemed Yulingzi’s skills rivaled her master’s—both were formidable. But hadn’t her master said that if she spoke so, Yulingzi wouldn’t harm them? Yet now, Yulingzi’s palm strikes were fierce, laced with murderous intent.

Ye Xuanxuan had now made considerable progress in cultivation, and most supporting actors she brought in were from the Immortal Sect, rendering special effects largely unnecessary.

In the eyes of the elite Iron Guard, Sun Cheng was merely a martial artist at the second level of the Primordial Martial Realm. No matter how extraordinary he was, how far could he really go? If he acted once, there’d be no need to waste words with the city guards.

In the ninja world, the most direct effect was tremendous damage to the mind, especially with Susanoo—a nearly pure yin-style manifestation—making it difficult to withstand attacks by the Butsu Spirit.

Or rather, describing the dragon vein true essence within Sun Cheng’s body with the quality of an Asiatic Spiritual Martial Realm’s true essence would be more fitting.

“Team leader, keep it up!” The members of Huang’s team, captivated by Wang Yue’s charisma, shouted encouragement as one.