Chapter 143: The Ten Thousand Demons Cavern

Li Tianshuang stared at the faintly glowing soul butterfly, a flash of shrewdness passing through his gloomy eyes.

He suddenly grinned, revealing sharp, white fangs: "That old bastard Chu Xiong acts like the righteous leader of the righteous path all day long, always condemning us as demonic cult scoundrels, yet his own daughter secretly practices the Soul-Devouring Grand Magic."

Suddenly, he slapped the back of his son's head: "And yet you, you idiot, still jumped right into the trap."

"Didn't I just have my eyes on that pretty face? Father, you've seen her too, the current Chu Yu—"

The wine bowl seemed to have shattered long ago, its shards scattered here and there. A little wine spilled from the table, trickling onto the pebbled path, and finally seeping all the way into the flower bed's soil.

Yan Beifeng sighed helplessly. With a sharp, grating screech, he pulled out a chair and sat down heavily opposite Chu Tianze.

The team members behind him could not bear such a terrifying gaze, gasping in unison.

"Master Kongming jests. My brother is Bei's brother; what harm is there if my younger brother is a bit mischievous? Hahaha!" Liu Bei was in high spirits today, so anything went. Before he could finish two sentences, he burst out laughing again.

Caught completely off guard, he was knocked to the ground by the wolf cub. Panic-stricken, before he even had time to cry out, the wolf cub's jaws clamped down fiercely onto the most vulnerable part of his neck, biting down hard and locking tight.

"Yes," the five of them chorused in unison, and then each flew back to the realm under their jurisdiction. Immortal Taiyi returned to Earth, the white-haired sect leader returned to Jupiter, and the other three returned to Venus, Mercury, and Mars respectively.

Under the cover of night, Liu Shifang led his trusted guards toward the naval garrison camp outside Suzhou Prefecture. Along the way, An Wu closely followed behind him, his burning gaze fixed on the empty streets.

In short, under various forms of "pressure," two-thirds of the managers and stewards who had originally defected to Wang Ning's side had already fled. The few who remained could truly be considered men of genuine loyalty.

General Li? Curious, Qin Zheng glanced at the tent where the soldier had just run off to, and giving it no further thought, led the group straight toward the coastline.

"Watch closely." I confidently took the flower, ran my hands through my messy hair, and dashed out. Qin Jiang and Shen Kai curiously followed behind me.

This was a song that was wildly popular within a certain circle, yet simultaneously a song that nobody in another circle had ever heard.

Fortunately, in this spacetime, Huaxia's special effects industry had developed quite well, performing slightly better than on Earth.

"Understood!" replied Hanbing Qin. A moment later, she produced a ship from her storage ring. The few of them boarded the vessel and sailed away from the city of Lihai.

"Celestial Venerable, I never expected it would be you. How dare you make a move against me? Have you grown tired of living?" At this moment, Feng Lengyue's eyes were filled with utter contempt as she looked at Mo Wuqing.

The sound of neat, synchronized footsteps grew closer and closer to Luo Yu, and the grip on the Tianlin Saber in his hand tightened. His primary objective, naturally, was to ensure Ning Xinyu's escape. As for his own safety, Xuanshuang at least would not stand by idly.

"What, what on earth is going on here?" Teng Xuejian turned at that moment to look at Wen Tiange beside him, her voice laden with worry.

"What's so serious?" Hearing that Sun Hao was not joking, Wu Jianjun on the other end of the phone turned serious as well.

"Are you ready?" Lin Xinyue placed her right hand on a button located on the frame of her right lens.

By this time, the crowd had lost their previous timidity. A shred of fear began to sprout within their hearts, growing increasingly pronounced until many of them even lost the courage to attack Li Tianfeng.

The damage to his origin had always been like a massive boulder suspended above his head, making every step arduous and severely restricting his potential. It was only at this very moment that he finally caught a glimpse of light.

This fellow, whose entire body was covered in fish-like scales and whose head was bizarrely crowned with a pair of bovine horns, possessed a ferocious physique nearly three meters in height. His arms were thicker than both of Lin Yi's thighs combined.