(128) The Scumbag Deserves to End Up Down-and-Out!

Liu Yi waved to them.

The little squirrel immediately hopped down from the tree.

It rubbed off the dirt on its front paws, then kicked away the grass clinging to its hind feet, shyly expressing its thanks.

Without hesitation, it cracked open a sunflower seed and carefully placed each shelled kernel into the cheek pouch of its mouth.

Soon, the squirrel’s cheeks puffed out, yet it showed no sign of stopping.

For every handful Liu Yi gave, the squirrel would collect it all.

Well, this time Qian Mimi was convinced that the sound came from the ice cube right before her. If no mouth was involved, then ventriloquism would do. After all, in ancient times, there were many extraordinary talents; if she could traverse time herself, nothing was impossible.

At this moment, Chen Xu was covered in filth, and Zhang Tianci dared not give chase. If they fought again, he would inevitably get stained by the grime.

That night, Li Chengqian was destined to find no peace. Various factions took turns rising and falling, like a revolving lantern, turning the Eastern Palace into a chaotic mess.

Su Su noticed the look in Tian Xiaohe’s eyes and suddenly remembered, hastily withdrawing her hand from Zhang Tianci’s grasp.

“Don’t worry about this. Uncle Tan knows what he’s doing; he doesn’t need your guidance. Once the project is approved, just work hard for me!” Old Tan waved dismissively.

The Duke of Zhao was unsure what the emperor meant by suddenly bringing up the Third Prince and found himself at a loss for words.

Su Su, flashlight in hand, persisted in checking the office and then inspected Zhang Lei’s bedroom and gym before returning silently to Zhang Tianci’s side, waiting.

He saw a man in black barely escape and felt compelled to pursue and eliminate him.

Only then did some greedy eyes withdraw. Had there not been someone waiting outside to assist, perhaps someone would have forcibly captured the person emerging from the ancient palace to interrogate them about the divine eye cultivation techniques.

Upon hearing Li Yuan’s command, which even came with a time limit and threatened punishment if unmet, Li Yu felt a surge of resentment. Who did Li Yuan think he was, commanding him with such an arrogant tone?

Lo Sen brushed off the dust, revealing the true nature of the compass. It was a circular disc made from an unknown material, intricately carved with exquisite patterns. At its center was a crystal-clear gem that faintly emitted a dim, mysterious glow.

Master Meng Tian Buddha smiled gently and said, “Doctor Sun, I’m sorry, but the secrets of the Meng family cannot be shared with you!” This made Sun Fei suspect that Meng Tian Buddha was deliberately refusing to reveal the truth.

Li Ang suddenly found that teasing Amy, the fickle and flirtatious temptress, was sometimes quite entertaining.

Unexpectedly sensing his meaning, the man in the white robe shrugged with an air of helplessness.

Yet such beautiful scenery existed only on the beams of the Heavenly Hall and could be seen only by mortals.

“Yes, your entire planet might face extinction in about three hundred years. That’s why there is widespread plant death occurring now,” Li Yu said, revealing no intention to hide anything from her.

At this moment, they unexpectedly discovered traces of life left by the fleet that constructed this place. This suggested they transported goods through this tunnel.

She stared at the fire with unwavering focus, as if daring not to relax even for a moment; her reddened eyes seemed to tell the world she was deeply sorrowful.

Jin Long was also a man of character, speaking plainly and straightforwardly, his words carrying the bold spirit of a rugged hero.

The rest of the Senate members exchanged glances. They were all intelligent people. Fang Zheng had only been here a short while, yet several from the Rhodes family and his strongest opponents were suddenly arrested, exposed, or knocked unconscious. Could this really be a coincidence?

“Is there more to this?” Wang Haoxue, ever interested in campus gossip, immediately leaned in to hear the details, simply out of idle curiosity.