Chapter 121: Not Ordinary Folk (Part Two)

Everyone was stunned, looking at Yun Shuang with astonishment.

Yun Shuang curled her lips into a smile and said, "As a single woman, it is already quite improper to have so many men visiting me late at night. If there isn't a justifiable reason, I fear gossip will inevitably spread."

Although this reason was not particularly compelling, it was better than nothing.

What mattered most was...

Yun Shuang continued, "This matter is merely my speculation for now; I am not certain if it will truly come to pass."

Lin Feng began to conceive of constructing a divine technique pool. As soon as this thought took hold, he saw his totem power points shrinking rapidly, while simultaneously, a ball of light appeared within his mind.

Once they had finished tidying up and the servants who arrived shortly after had loaded the prey onto the carriages, Richard and the others set off, unable to contain their excitement.

In light of this, William reclaimed the Enray Earldom, which had no heir, and incorporated it alongside the Nantes Earldom as his own directly administered territory.

"Yes, Your Highness." All the servant masters of the universe stepped forward hurriedly, clearly well-versed in the culinary arts.

There were two chairs in the guest area; beyond that, against the wall to the left of the room's entrance, there were several mahogany chairs for guests to wait and rest.

Old men who had been in business for decades, now in their fifties, hardly needed to touch their abacus beads; they could calculate the future population of this new town using mental arithmetic alone.

Mechanical ants can patrol within a certain range. Their bodies contain three types of systems: an infrared thermal imaging system suitable for dark environments, a sonar detection system for water and underground use, and a biological light-wave detection system, which is suitable for any environment.

In the Northern Song Dynasty, official roads remained the primary thoroughfares, but in the Dinghai Army region, concrete roads and high-grade highways had already become widespread. Carriages, other vehicles, and even pedestrians could move along these roads with ease, enjoying high speed and efficiency—this was also a hallmark of the Dinghai Army's excellence.

After resting well in the Primal Secret Region for a period, Cheng Buyu went to pay his respects to the Chaos City Leader once more to explain his desire to head out.

An allocation of ten mu of land per person is a significant figure. An average peasant would likely struggle to reach even a quarter of that amount. At the same time, by lowering the age requirement—granting the benefit to anyone over eight—they were effectively increasing the population of the Northwest.

Chu Mengyan bit her red lips; every word seemed to drain the strength from her entire body. In her heart, she felt both shame and sorrow. To think that she, a dignified princess, would end up in such a state, forced to offer herself—how truly desolate.

As for Li Heng himself, he hurriedly turned to deal with those two foxes alongside Wen Feiyu and the others.

Boss Zhang smiled at him, and I looked at Jiang Lichen beside me. Though I didn't say it aloud, I secretly hoped Jiang Lichen would do the same. However, he remained seated in his chair, extending his hand out the window. His fingers traced the air a few times, and several beams of eerie blue light began to encircle the carriage.

They had a royal pardon, but these men only had one head each—they could be finished in a split second.

The trainees caught the hint. Clearly sensing the chill radiating from Mo Shangjun, they did not linger and hurried away in a rush.

The platform had been trampled into a chaotic mess. The man had his son shine a flashlight while he sifted through the mud for remains.

"Changyu, go easy, don't hurt your senior sister." Seeing Dong Changyu striking with such ruthless intent, Elder Dong suddenly chuckled.

"True, being this much of a freak really isn't something science can explain," Ding Xiaoxiao nodded in agreement.

Hearing the nervous words Tang Shi whispered to her, Mo Shangjun shifted her attention away from the "fire-starting by drilling wood."

In City A, there were plenty of places to enjoy the nightlife, and since the three children had rarely had the chance to go out, they immediately agreed.

Seeing her suddenly fall silent, the man who was in the middle of data analysis didn't even look up as he asked indifferently.