Chapter 64: The Way of Others

Tang Yu and Ye Yue hurriedly rose and made their way to the Hall of Diligence. When they arrived, Murong Yun and Jiang Zhen'an, the gatekeeper responsible for guarding the northwest gate of the capital, Chunming Gate, were anxiously waiting there.

Before Tang Yu could step inside, Jiang Zhen'an rushed up in a panic, saying, "Your Majesty, more than a thousand soldiers have gathered outside Chunming Gate. They claim the court employs treacherous officials and withholds rations from the defenders of the nation. They demand Your Majesty punish..."

"Eh? Where's Maple Leaf?" Chen Yun listened to Xia You's explanation and laughed as well, clearly not expecting Maple Leaf to lose so miserably.

"Get lost! Who apologizes like that? You almost scared me out of my wits," Zhao Xu cursed, finally recovering his composure.

At this time, many powerhouses stationed in the northern territories of the Celestial Profound Continent from various factions also noticed the abnormality in the Legion of Desolation.

In the distance, the Warrior Princess was initially worried for Bai Yu, realizing he was at a complete disadvantage. If things continued this way, Bai Yu might be killed outright.

The gaze of both men fell upon her simultaneously. Gu Xingliang gave an awkward chuckle.

Although nothing was stated clearly, Yang Qingyi naturally understood that he was referring to sacrificing her to quell public resentment.

All the deductions added up to Grant losing more than three thousand points, plus the five hundred points deducted for the dean's rescue fee for everyone in their team. Grant essentially suffered a loss equivalent to tens of thousands of gold coins. In fact, if points were exchanged for gold coins with others, the rate might even exceed what Xu Wanjun stipulated.

Above that were their methods of punishing criminals—too cruel, too inhumane. In short, it was not much different from the infamous ten tortures of the Qing dynasty.

Su Jingce slipped past the other person and walked to the other side of the vast square. As she moved about ten meters, the surroundings seemed to twist like a diamond-shaped kaleidoscope, transforming and enveloping her figure, and then... she vanished.

Well then, I know you’re all laughing at my pitiful defeat just now, dying twice by purification. Exceptions exist in everything, right? Who could survive, empty-handed, against so many ferocious monsters?

As each spirit orb was absorbed into the man's body, his appearance grew even more terrifying. His gaze was commanding without anger, as if born a king, radiating sovereign authority that chilled the heart of the commoner.

When the teachers at school heard that gifts were being delivered to them, they all smiled and stepped forward to help carry the items.

Bo Yunlang was captivated by Su Yiyao's earnest expression and had not yet spoken when the door to the private room was pushed open, and the two quickly separated.

After speaking, Feng Yao led Chu Feng and Lin Moxue toward a police car parked by the roadside.

Yet, shortly after the private jet took off, an explosion occurred. Gong Luojue, with the pilot’s assistance, parachuted out, landing directly on the sea below.

The Imperial Sword struck the fiery lotus, exploding in a burst of flames. A crimson mushroom cloud rose from below, accompanied by thick smoke and fire. The sword gave a long, ringing cry, its blade trembling incessantly, battered again by the flames. A sonic boom sounded, and a second mushroom cloud of energy appeared beneath.

She settled onto the sofa, enraptured by the lamp, marveling at its wonder.

Bai Suzhen's gaze sharpened; she rushed into the vortex. As the black-and-white guardians lunged, the vortex vanished just in time.

The Eye of the Universe did not linger in preparation; it unleashed a force that shook the stars, striking fiercely at the Void Celestial Palace below.

It was not only the Tidal Law but also other laws. As long as the chains of law could be manifested and more laws comprehended, it was never an issue.

The two exchanged a glance and nodded, then, one to the left and one to the right, they charged at Luo Ming, whose mind was held captive by the Soul-Calming Bell, moving at a speed imperceptible to the naked eye.