Chapter 49: Dust Settles (An Extra Chapter)

Bi Moyun saw that the matter had finally been settled and no longer concealed Xiaoning Xue’s identity from the other four beast husbands.

Only then did the four men truly set their minds at ease.

“So she is the little brother who entered the ancestral hall.” Liu Jiayu smiled charmingly. “In that case, Main Husband, we can ask the head of the family to hold a banquet for the little male and announce her identity.”

The suggestion perfectly matched Bi Moyun’s own thoughts. “I’ll mention it to the head of the family when the time comes.”

Before Xiaoya had finished speaking, the faces of the numerous warriors all revealed expressions of profound understanding. If you did not even know what it was, how could you guarantee that it was a treasure?

“Su Yang, you’re quite something. This princess will remember you. I’ll come find you to play when I have time.”

After leaving him with those words, Filina skipped away after Jiuge.

“Just say the word, little brother. Even if it is the bloodline of an Industry Dragon, the agreement between our two divisions will not change.” Whatever kind of dragon lineage it might be, they would simply have to acknowledge it. Not to mention anything else, Cang Jianli was a great wizard at the level of a Shaman God and well worth befriending. What was more, he had a friend capable of laying out a defensive formation spanning a thousand miles.

Ning Yue was astonished, but he would not let such an excellent opportunity pass him by. With a single move, he seized it in his hand and directly cast it into his World of Three Souls.

Amid the rolling thunder, the lightning—already greatly weakened—passed through the enormous palm and charged straight toward Second Supreme Elder Cao.

Seeing Su Mu’s reaction, Su Di was even more disappointed. He was now actually considering whether, upon returning to Star River Manor, he should discuss matters with the great figures of his own branch and support a new successor to take the helm in the future.

The soul-form surged, and Ning Yue’s physical body took shape at that very moment. This time, unlike before, it was a genuine body of flesh and blood rather than a hazy phantom.

The surrounding commoners stared at the Seventh Young Master in shock. They knew that this time, he had kicked an iron plate.

All four of them turned their eyes toward Luo Yuqing, as though waiting for his judgment. Faced with his handsome, cold, and indifferent expression, they unexpectedly felt somewhat nervous.

In an instant, the forceful clang of blades and swords rang out. Ye Xingyan’s strength was no small matter; like Yue Han, he was one of the foremost experts among the Five Great Academies.

“Me?” Lin Yunxuan extended his right hand and held it level beside him. Then, with a soft snap, bars of gold began to tumble down. Their dazzling brilliance left General Boris and Lieutenant Nalofsky feeling as though their eyes were swimming.

At school, every instructor suffered a headache whenever they encountered Zhen. Aslan, however, knew exactly how to handle him—scolding him one moment, praising him the next, then provoking him with sharp words and employing every method at his disposal. Even Mary found it something of a miracle. As for why Zhen was afraid of Mary, that could only be explained by the training Mary had given him in South America.

At that moment, he felt somewhat caught between a rock and a hard place. He had originally thought that, with Macbeth’s cooperation, everything would proceed smoothly, but he had never expected to run into such a situation. Still, once he had decided to do something, refusing to see it through was simply not his style.

Nun Dingyi was not bad-hearted. She was merely too forthright by nature and excessively worried about Yilin’s safety, which was why she had taken matters so far. Even taking the worst-case scenario into account, if something truly happened to Yilin, could she really use Yue Lingshan as a scapegoat? That was absolutely impossible.

The man had no choice but to open it and hand it to Mary again. Mary tilted her head and examined it, discovering that it was indeed for the exclusive use of ZAFT forces and that the code phrase was completely correct. Only then did she put away her gun.

Still, when he thought about it, it did make sense. To encounter four professionals and ordinary people who knew the secret art of reading auras all at once—and for every one of them to be his enemy—made Vampire Prince Camus feel that his prayers to God had evidently failed completely.

“Thank you, Uncle Wang, but I’ll pass on the wine. I came here today to buy a few more dogs. You know as well as I do that when you live in the countryside, you still need to keep several more dogs.”

Li Zhi went straight to the point the moment he arrived. Uncle Wang knew him well; if Li Zhi had not regarded him as familiar, he would never have spoken so bluntly. Thus, he did not take offense. On the contrary, he was rather pleased.