Chapter 105: Modeling for the Promotional Brochure

Springwater Family of the Nineties Listening to the Rain Among the Hall of Magnolia 1294 words 2026-04-10 09:08:46

The night market was as brightly lit as ever, with all kinds of stalls lining both sides of the street.

In early July, with primary and secondary schools on break, the number of visitors to the night market had noticeably increased. The bustling crowds flowed back and forth, creating a lively scene.

The three relatives, having finished dinner, arrived at the night market to find a large gathering in front of the sports equipment store.

“They’re here, they’re here.”

Upon seeing their uncle’s tricycle, the crowd instinctively parted, making way for them.

Shinji approached after the successful capture, picked up the Squirtle’s Pokéball, and began scanning it. Impressed by Squirtle’s abilities, he tucked the Pokéball into his waist pouch.

She wandered about, hair disheveled, constantly asking everyone she saw to “pay homage,” much to General Wen’s irritation. Fed up, he chose to sleep in a separate room. Wen Yulan, seeing her mother so despondent and inconsolable, found her efforts at comfort futile and grew to despise Wen Yukou all the more.

“Let’s do this, Wild Spirit. May you be reborn next life as a clever creature. We all will bless you,” Qisha said, pausing his actions and looking at the Dark Magic Wild Spirit in surprise. It seemed even he hadn’t expected such words from Wild Spirit.

Had it not been for Xingtian restraining it, the Soul Valley would have plunged into chaos. Earthquakes, floods, and tsunamis had erupted across many regions. Yet Yanwu, who was currently uprooting the celestial pillar atop Buzhou Mountain, was completely unaware of these events. Had he known, he surely would not have acted so recklessly.

“Mu Yi, you’ve finally appeared. You still haven’t signed up for the Academy Championship. Many say you’re afraid and unwilling to participate…” Tao Ming greeted him as Mu Yi returned to the dormitory.

At the command of Gan Mi, the massive Steel Serpent raised its glowing tail and struck the Ironclad Tyrannosaurus with fierce force. For the completely immobilized beast, this blow was fatal.

Soaring into the sky, Sky Eagle flew past the planet Blue Pole Star and into the vast cosmos. Gazing at the myriad stars and planets, a surge of exhilaration stirred within him—it was, after all, his first journey beyond the universe.

He began coughing, and the handkerchief revealed faint traces of blood. Though he concealed it well, Sky Eagle had noticed.

A crowd had gathered in front of the bulletin board in the Imperial City. Leaning against the massive frame of Optimus Prime, we finally squeezed through to see the details of the ultimate mission.

Bai Tianyu had indeed died too young. Regardless of who he was, many in the martial world would regard his passing as a profound loss.

What surprised Kawasaki even more was the recklessness of Song Lingyun and his men, fearless in the face of death.

Early that morning, after Xu Zibai left with one battalion, Song Lingyun ordered the second battalion commander to prepare the remaining soldiers and prisoners for departure.

Finally, as the lengthy discourse wore on, someone couldn’t stay awake any longer. One by one, the group drifted off, and Guo Xin at last found a place to sleep soundly.

Gracefully, she slowly lowered her head, clenched her fists, and said, “I’ll go see where I can buy something to eat,” before stepping outside.

The two stood in the commercial street for a moment. With a resolute bite of her lip, Xing Yexue pulled Ji Gaohan into Jinghao Trading Company.

After struggling to catch up to Lin Qian’s figure, Qiuqiu overheard someone mention her. Quietly, she shifted a few steps closer, moving subtly toward Lin Qian’s direction.

“Yes, the clan was punished by the sea of thunder and wind, struck by lightning, reduced to ashes,” the man in white spoke emotionlessly, as if recounting someone else’s story without a trace of sorrow.

The soldiers of the Independent Regiment, witnessing one astonishing feat after another, were still reeling in disbelief.

Song Lingyun waved toward the second battalion, signaling them. The entire force swiftly descended the mountain, encircling the area.

“Sit down! After all, the ones you care about have gone afar!” Cheng Churui said, telling Xu Huaiyu, “I know about your relationship with Hou Liang! But since he’s not here now, you can sit here.”