Volume One, Chapter Ninety-Three: The End of the Loyal King!

The Emperor of Xuanwu gazed at the Mad King with a cold, unhurried look. “Why should I kill you? However it may be, you are still my younger brother. I have no desire to slay my own flesh and blood.”

“Hahaha...”

The Mad King sneered. “Hypocrite. You are truly a hypocrite.”

He used his own talent to forge ever more works brimming with soul, to astonish the world with his brilliance, and in the end to build a dreamland of his own, far removed from the mortal world, where he might truly live freely and at ease.

Traveling under sun and dew, resting wherever exhaustion struck, then setting out again once he awoke, the group arrived in Giant Deer in just fifteen days.

After all, in the eyes of the world, he was a clear current in the entertainment circle, a master performer of his generation, practically a figure from the heavens.

Mars was Mars, and after being transformed it had also become a planet fit for human life. Both New Terras and New Sola had people living there, each building cities and maintaining a stable exchange.

Outside of festivals, such a high-profile manner was not well liked by people of the time; in ordinary days, even the nobility usually traveled by carriage when they went out.

A peerless great demon kept his promise: one, two, three, twenty-eight rockets in a row. Without question, it instantly ignited the popularity of the entire Shark platform, and a flood of spectators surged in.

“Elder, a Warlord has appeared in the wilderness of the eastern region!” A short, fat man about three feet tall ran into the great hall to report.

But Mountain Faraway overlooked one point: the current jinchuriki of the One-Tail was Gaara, and the relationship between the One-Tail and Gaara was one of utter enmity. Even with the False Sleep Technique, he was still suppressing the One-Tail’s chakra.

Otherwise, with Ufa’s casting speed, even using his fists would have been enough to pound him to death blow after blow. Ufa also seemed to have sensed Zhang Muyang’s intent, so when preparing, he made himself even more thoroughly ready.

And then, he came here.

In a dazed blur, by luck he survived many killing formations and entered the outskirts. He obtained quite a few spirit treasures and spiritual roots. He earned his first fortune, and from that point on, his luck turned; he defeated one enemy after another, and in the end, he actually rose to the position of the Five Elder Lords.

Amid the smoke, Yamamoto Eleven’s hands trembled slightly as he sheathed his samurai sword. It had originally been nothing more than a secret infiltration rescue mission, yet in the end it still caused such a tremendous uproar.

Harry, Allen, and Wood also pushed their battle aura to the limit in order to withstand Chad, and the three of them were all panting.

“Very well... then I’ll tell you.” A Ling began to recount what happened after Bing’er’s death.

After deep thought, she slowly opened her eyes, in which endless killing intent lay hidden. Any mortal who met that gaze would surely go blind in less than half a breath.

“Fair enough! Nothing worth saying about this one, skip it!” The blond youth slapped his hand and strode straight past Yang Ming.

Even though Xu Mo was a peak expert at the great perfection of the Golden Core stage, every step was arduous, showing not the slightest ease.

And the attacks unleashed by these people, at this very moment, all collapsed completely here.

“Wow! You’re badly hurt!” Wood slowly walked out, then collapsed beside Allen.

He shook his head lightly, then slowly extended one finger and pointed at the giant. The pressure of heaven and earth surged toward the giant, causing its body to contract continuously.

“It seems these people were burned to death in the same way,” Zi Xin said to Nangong Jinyu and Ruoxi.

As Chu Ge and the others entered, the young talents of various great powers all came forward to make their acquaintance and speak with them. He might not yet be especially famous, but as the disciple of Morpheus, the instigator of this banquet, the others certainly knew who he was.