Day 46 Still No Thoughts

"Young Master, due to the very strict airspace regulations right now, especially for flights heading toward Beijing, private charters have been explicitly forbidden. You can only travel to Beijing in first class; a charter flight simply won't work," the guard said, a look of dilemma crossing his face.

Once they fell into complete hostility with the Yellow Turban Army, the rebels would undoubtedly dispatch a massive force, or at the very least, find a way to blockade Datong County.

For Chu He, this was unquestionably excellent news. At the very least, essential mineral reserves like iron, salt, and coal would certainly be self-sufficient.

She pulled Lu Xiaohang up and began slowly removing his clothes, going from his shirt and trousers down to his underwear. At this moment, Le Haiming truly looked like a devoted, virtuous wife taking care of her drunken husband. Supporting Lu Xiaohang into the bathroom, she helped the man step into the bathtub.

A cold look flashed in Lin Wei's eyes. He directly opened the jar and scooped out the deep blue flesh with his bare hand.

Afterward, under Lu Xiaohang's direction, the Iraqi armed forces began steadily reclaiming lost territory. At the same time, Kirchhoff's research immediately came into play. The Americans harbored a bone-deep hatred for Lu Xiaohang, only to find themselves completely helpless against him.

A black backpack rested on top with its shoulder straps trailing, alongside a flashlight acting as an impromptu reading lamp.

"It looks acceptable for now, but this was only a basic Q&A session. We need to be more rigorous. After all, if we accidentally leave behind a menace, it will become quite troublesome later on," Chen Hao nodded first, then shook his head as he spoke.

Amidst the gradually thinning crowds of the night market, Locke strolled along with the fat man, whose petrification seal had just been lifted.

The Four Guards of Changding, mustering a force of forty thousand troops, broke camp simultaneously and marched out in four separate directions toward their designated assembly points.

Primitive anxiously spoke: "Yuding, what is wrong with you? Is something troubling you? If all else fails, let us go ask Master for help." Tongtian also nodded.

Huangfu Li wore a trace of smugness. Yesterday, when Jialiao requested his approval to prepare a crystal medallion for the delegation of Ouluo, he had initially felt it was somewhat inappropriate. Upon hearing it was Lingfeng's idea, however, he had reluctantly agreed. Looking at it now, the effect was turning out quite splendidly.

Yuding watched with amusement as Tongtian showered Primordial with excessive flattery. Yet he also understood why: because Primordial kept such a tight leash on Tongtian, the latter rarely interacted with disciples outside of his direct personal students. Naturally, there was little room to speak of trust, and their bonds remained rather distant.

"No problem at all. I am completely familiar with the relevant procedures. There will definitely not be any issues with activating the sacrificial steps. Right now, we are merely waiting for the hive to complete its accumulation, and we can begin immediately," the green-eyed young girl said with absolute confidence.

Lingfeng's heart contracted violently; he felt as though he had been targeted by a venomous serpent or a fierce beast, sending a wave of discomfort through his entire body.

The last sentence was directed at Xiang Ru. Without a doubt, Murong Jieying had no wish to admit before the Yao sisters that she and Xiang Ru were "husband and wife."

Chief of Staff Tian Renjie stated, "The Chancellor is entirely correct! Once we capture Beijing, it implies the civil war is about to commence. What attitude will the other provinces hold toward us? Will they submit to us? How should the people of the country be handled?"

Yu Lang did not trust Xiang Ru, but he held considerable faith in Ren Guanyu. After all, Ren Guanyu and his master, the Daoist Master Guanshan, had been friends for hundreds of years. Their bond was exceptionally deep—not quite martial brothers, yet surpassing them.

Upon hearing this, Burning Lamp felt a touch of emotion. Nodding, he accepted the offering with agitation. He had once longed to truly belong with these people, a goal that had always eluded him. Now, just as he was about to leave, these very individuals had begun to accept him. Such was the mockery of fate! He took the wine from Qingxu's hand and drank it down in a single gulp. Only one sensation remained: the wine burned fiercely, making him feel somewhat dizzy.

Di Jun and Tai Yi suddenly felt the burden of karma closing in on them. Their perspective on the human race shifted dramatically; if the human race were not destroyed today, they foresaw that the demon race would undoubtedly face a catastrophic disaster in the future. The Chaos Bell and the Hetu River Diagram smashed fiercely toward the human race, only to be steadily steadied and upheld by the Five-Element Flags.

When signing the document, Libidus did not hesitate for a second. He wrote down: "Carabis, Seventh Legion, Sixth Cohort, Third Maniple, Billeted Slave." Having finished, he gazed at the name, a faint sorrow welling up in his heart.

The Gallic envoy, having extracted all use from the copy, handed this lethal trinket over to Carabis. After coming to terms with Crassus and Caesar, Carabis secretly passed it on in turn to Cicero.

"Oh? How so, Brother Chu Ji?" Shi Qing asked in surprise, stopping in his tracks and gazing at Huangfu Zhen with burning interest.

Han Feng grew somewhat anxious and could not help shouting out. Yet his cries met with no response, and he could not find the slightest trace of Bear Kun.

He had no idea how long had passed. When A Zhi felt the stability beneath him and opened his eyes once more, Crimson Night had already shaken off Articuno and was soaring with him across the boundless, wide-open sky. Adjusting his sitting posture and striving to steady himself more securely, A Zhi began to take stock of his gains from this expedition.

For Goulbourne had once reflected that if he had continued to uphold kindness and fairness, he would never have transformed into such a monstrous, inhuman, and hideous creature! Yet, it was all due to the temptations and suggestions of this demon that he had lost his moral bottom line and committed so many irreversible deeds.