Chapter 49: The Rebirth of Lin Qiu

"Xiao Lu, are we going to the police station?" Fu Xiaoxiao guessed Wang Lu's intention and asked with a smile.

"Sister-in-law, scum like that deserve to be locked up and face the consequences," Wang Lu nodded firmly. "You guys get ready; I’m going to speed up now."

With that, he slammed on the accelerator, and the car immediately surged forward.

Lin Xue’s eyes brightened. Wang Lu thought just like she did—bastards who bullied her sister deserved to be put behind bars!

Arriving at the town’s police station, Wang Lu braked sharply.

The tall statue of Guan Yu that once stood there was gone, replaced instead by a dragon pillar entwined with a coiling dragon.

Ji Ling’s army remained stationed at the outskirts of Jiangxia, motionless; Ling Cao’s troops were equally still, as if all awaited orders from Chibi.

However, I wasn’t certain if this room had been altered, or if many other rooms also contained nine iron chains. If that were the case, locating them would be quite difficult.

When I heard he wanted to leave the ancestral hall, I was rather pleased. Staying inside was stifling; all I wanted now was a place to sleep well. So, I ran to the corner to grab my backpack. Just as I slung it on, I thought I heard that faint clinking of iron chains again from outside.

Otherwise, without solid evidence, most troublemakers would be unwilling to admit to certain circumstances.

Turning around, I looked at Feiyan, who was holding my wrist. Zhou Cang’s dark face briefly explained to him the grudge between him and Liu Ye.

Though Po Lang was the nation’s leader, he rarely left his residence. Most major affairs were reported to him via radio or newly established telephone lines, or people would come directly to his home.

It meant that the organization had discovered Alice’s brother’s investigation, subsequently arrested him, and even burned down his studio afterward?

I cooperated by stepping back a few paces, already prepared. If any unknown creatures appeared, I would strike first without hesitation.

Su Ruohan took a crimson bead from her waist and twirled it in her palm, infusing her spiritual energy into the bead.

At the same time, Wang Jie was quite envious of the agility skills. After all, when traveling outside, he inevitably encountered some formidable opponents. In such moments, a high-level agility skill truly displayed its power, so Wang Jie found it difficult to choose between the two.

However, Li Ye’s Flying Dragon Heavy Cavalry was a genuine heavy cavalry unit, a type of force that had appeared frequently in history.

“Husband, what are you holding?” Cheng Jingjing noticed Li Ye clutching a thick stack of papers covered in dense writing.

“Third Brother, it’s just like many years ago,” Situ murmured with nostalgia upon seeing Zhao Junzi use that move.

The gates of Xinlan Palace were locked. Emperor’s sudden order caught An Zhaoyong unprepared, and he immediately sent someone to find the key.

Similarly, this also indicated that the tactics Wang Xiu and the others had previously concealed could only be employed in a single match. After all, once the PE team caught on, such impromptu strategies would no longer yield better results.

“Jingming Prefecture, after investigating the officials involved in the rebellion, escort them to Commander Song. As for the other matters, Jingming Prefecture can decide on its own,” Li Ye was tired of managing so many details.

The moment the word 'death' was mentioned, Duan Jinrui caught sight of the purple-robed man’s expression—his pale face taut, lips tightly pressed and blood-red, a mixture of tension, unwillingness, and agitation.

The tremendous impact that rebounded along his arms left Wang Jie’s limbs numb. He was startled—he never expected the transformed Xuan Mingzi to be so resilient in battle.