Chapter 99: Like a Battlefield (Please Subscribe)

After Ao Xi and the others got out of the vehicle, they were immediately met with the scene of a fierce brawl.

The lead sergeant, a retired veteran, initially wanted to organize his team, but upon seeing the scale of the conflict, he realized that his small group of seven or eight men was insufficient to intervene.

“Let’s join in, but don’t scatter. Form a circle,” he ordered.

“Yes, sir!”

Ao Xi had been itching to get involved; such an intense situation was hard for anyone to ignore.

He followed his colleagues forward.

Great stories are meant to be passed down through the ages. Li Chengqian wanted to get to the bottom of this; perhaps it was something worthy of record.

Speaking of which, the choice of the person responsible for the immigration had to be mentioned. Before this, Li Jiang favored Shang Yang for the role, but considering his limited familiarity with the Eastern and Western Oceans, he decided to temporarily entrust Wang Haibin with the immigration affairs, with Gennas acting as his deputy.

They naively believed that if these two joined forces, they could decisively eliminate Lin Hao.

Speaking of which, although Wu Meier’s forces were sizable, the western counties lay adjacent to the desert, where food production had always been scarce.

“You flatter me. I have no special skills, just a better sense of direction and navigation than others,” Jiang Li said as he pushed open the dusty door before him, waving his hand to disperse the swirling dust.

After finishing, he eagerly took the jade vial from Li Yi’s hand, hastily opened it, and inhaled deeply.

However, when Ling Feifei and Tong Jingyao charged into the restroom with several “flower roosters,” they were instantly stunned by the scene before them.

Through the door crack, Dai Shikai saw the plastic dummy suddenly raise its hand, extend its index finger, and point directly at him.

Li Yi had been in this world for exactly three years. Now, he only needed to obtain the last spiritual herb to complete his mission and leave.

And it was remarkably simple. Due to limited time and workload, only one location could be addressed.

At this moment, on the tenth floor of a suburban building in Jade City, Lian Cheng was watching the ten Yongchuan dragons slowly awaken below.

Had someone arrived here before them? Their team was only three squads, and the boss lady’s group had secured the purple equipment.

Li Ziyi spoke as he gently stroked the long hair of the fifth Yu Ting. He felt as if her flowing locks possessed some kind of magic that deeply captivated him.

“Don’t leave—” he finally shouted, his voice hoarse and low, but unmistakably his own.

In the presidential suite of the Seven Stars Hotel in the Magic City, Zhuang Feng, Good Morning, and the two elder black brothers were all present.

“Brother Feng, I don’t have the strength of Brother Qiang. I’m just gesturing—why are you scared?” Scorpion said as Bian Feng stepped away. He punched the air and looked at Bian Feng.

They hurried toward the forest beside Cliff City. That forest was no joking matter; even Su Li wasn’t guaranteed safe passage through it. What kind of courage did this person have to dare enter such a place? Truly, ignorance breeds boldness.

Sensing the change behind him, Chu Fan’s eyes flashed coldly. He spun around abruptly and delivered a fierce kick midair.

“Could it be that my talent doesn’t awaken automatically?” Wu Wei instantly understood what Lan Tian was implying.

They didn’t know how long they had walked, nor how deep the cave was, until finally they reached the bottom. The space below rivaled the investigation bureau’s base. Moreover, many zombies lay dormant inside.

As countless people got up to start their day and looked again at the towering skyscrapers, they were immediately stunned.

“Then why are you smiling foolishly?” Yun seemed displeased with the answer and continued to press, looping her arm through Xu Duoduo’s, staring straight into her eyes.

Fifty-nine innate masters and four hundred sixty-six high-level martial artists—such a formidable force had gathered here. Once word spread, it would inevitably attract the attention of numerous factions.