(132) It's all just a game of tactics!

“Great-grandma, try picking some, they taste really good~” The five-tailed fox offered the fruit as if presenting a treasure.

Liu Yi had already set her sights on a soft, pinkish peach.

She took out disposable gloves from her spatial pocket and put them on to avoid the itchiness caused by the peach’s fuzz.

Liang Zuan accompanied the little girl, helping carry the small bamboo basket.

Liu Yi knew that the beast had no hands, and that planting with paws wasn’t easy, so she only picked two of each kind.

Yet with so many varieties, it was impossible to gather them all.

Just as Robin was about to give Li Ziming another lesson, Li Ziming spoke up, “Don’t move!” His voice was weak, and the breath he exhaled was faint and wavering.

“Looking at me, you must be wondering, right? Look, my head—doesn’t it resemble that one?” The “Old Ancestor” pointed down at the demonic planet below, asking.

Beyond that, the giant claw was enveloped in swirling black mist, as dark as ink, its color profoundly deep, seemingly harboring an incredibly evil aura. Even a mere glance at it caused one’s soul to tremble inexplicably, with cold chills washing over them.

“But to be honest, it took me quite some effort to track that lich,” he said. When he received from the academy a level-seven magic dagger called “Evil Bane,” a faint smile appeared on Luan’s face, as if to say the sleepless days and nights of tracking had not been in vain.

Fu Yiqi seized the opportunity to slip out from the corner. He reached out to open the door, planning to leave first, but as soon as his hand touched the doorknob, he withdrew it. He glanced back at the bathroom where water was running, then tilted his head toward the top of the wardrobe where he had once hidden. Taking a deep breath, he skillfully climbed up.

At dawn, the sun slowly rose from the east, bathing the earth in its golden light. The rooster’s crow echoed throughout half of Lola Village as the sun ascended.

Tao Hua was quite shocked upon hearing the news—could the Su Pu father and son really be that influential? Perhaps it was akin to the allure of prestigious schools and renowned teachers in modern times.

Tu Wu sighed helplessly; he couldn’t win yet still fought on… But from now on, everyone would become ghosts bound to masters. He hoped their masters would remember to feed them on time—he disliked the feeling of hunger.

The two seemed frozen in time. The gravity, originally reduced a hundredfold, suddenly surged a thousandfold, causing both figures to halt midair.

“Inu Arashi, Cat Viper! Wait a moment, they mean no harm!” Usopp hurriedly explained.

“I know, of course I know. I’ve been there to play too. Uncle Lei stays there year-round. What, got any ideas?” Hao Dong asked excitedly.

A renowned duelist with a top-tier deck might attract ill intentions from some, but overall, the protection afforded was overwhelmingly positive.

Before systematic decks appeared, a single or a couple of cards could hardly cause any uproar.

Old Fei’s skills were quite proficient—I’d seen it a few times. If an ordinary person focused intently, they might unwittingly fall victim to him.

The Fox Queen bestowed half of her cultivation on Bai Qian, allowing her to regrow a tail.

While browsing cards during the master duel, Xia Qing unexpectedly spotted a familiar green figure.

They also secretly assigned someone to follow them for three months to see if, within a month, they would encounter anyone special.

One plan was to immediately ally with the Wang family and, while the emperor and the Xiao Dou families were embroiled in conflict, stab them in the back and, apart from relatives, completely overthrow the Yin family’s reign.

A powerful mage clan’s sister card, a simple special summon card that was never a loss, it served as an endpoint itself and could be paired with almost any deck.

Taiyuan Prefecture was not only a military stronghold but also one of the most prosperous metropolitan cities in the Song dynasty, brimming with various restaurants and shops.