Chapter 39: Stray Little Animals

She looked younger than herself, appearing to have just graduated from college.

However, she could recognize that everything she wore and carried was top-tier designer brands. Her family background was presumably very affluent, and she was likely working here just to gain some life experience or purely as an intern who wouldn't stay long.

Li Yunchu suddenly seemed to understand why Supervisor Hu hadn't directly fired her.

She withdrew her gaze and continued with her work as usual.

To be honest, the dork had never known what use there was in tying Reimu to a tree, nor did he hold any expectations about whether she would turn out to be useful.

One of the two previously elevated barrels of the No. 1 turret began to descend. When it reached plus five degrees, the other barrel roared, spitting out a long tongue of flame.

Gin Ichimaru almost let slip what he shouldn't have. The scene just now had been simply too shocking; although those figures were hazy, their imposing aura was genuine and formidable. Let alone the others, even the arrogant and manipulative Su Huanzhen probably couldn't have withstood it.

"Heh, who knows what he's thinking, but our enemies will definitely be shocked when they see us!" Long Ge said with a smile.

"Then tell me your specific plan, though I must warn you not to pin too much hope on me. Unlike you, I'm just a bumpkin who has never seen high-level agents in combat," Charlotte said with a lazy yawn.

The scene that followed left the village cadres, who had been sitting around Lin Juguang, dumbfounded on the spot.

"Hmph! Zaxiwa, what is the meaning of this!" Now that both Yiketanga and Liu Shengxiu had perished, in terms of official rank here, General Niu Man was the highest-ranking among them.

Yet, not long after taking flight, she laid eyes on someone she least wished to see in Gensokyo.

They hadn't gotten to fight in the previous battle. This time, the brigade commander and political commissar were keeping their machine gun battalion on standby once more—wasn't this going to kill them? How on earth were they supposed to face the soldiers when they got back? Wei Gang sat inside the brigade headquarters and refused to budge no matter what.

"Haha! Of course you can't investigate it, because I no longer belong to the scope of your cosmic domain! As for what level I am and where I belong, I'll only tell you once you reach the Emperor of the Universe rank!" Great Long Ge laughed.

Since he was bought, no useful information could be squeezed out of the aunt anyway. After all, old Xu was at this age; the person who sold him had probably already kicked the bucket.

Suddenly, a wisp of residual wind swept past, followed closely by the appearance of a man in black on the stone wall not far away. The man's eyes were gloomy as he stared fixedly at Lu Tian.

Chen Xu felt it quite uninteresting after watching for a while, so he left and headed to Wang Defa's office.

However, doing so would cause the Snake God to further anchor the erroneous cognition that "it was Taiyi who opened the almanac."

In fact, as long as Li Chengqian produced black gunpowder, the imperial court would undoubtedly lean overwhelmingly in favor of conquering Goguryeo.

The howling cold wind outside suddenly poured in, carrying along Chi Yu's breathing, which turned into white wisps of mist and was swept away together.

Then, in the current spacetime around me, there will inevitably be the shadow of Conan and the relevant story clues. Only in this way can a closed loop be formed.

Persuaded by the people from the Eastern Palace, Geigan Nuo decided to serve the Crown Prince once more. Using the pretext that his father had been put to death by the Crown Prince, he infiltrated Prince Wei's estate.

However, knowing they would soon be alone together, she couldn't help but bite her lower lip with taut nerves, her breathing growing faint as well.

During the Xuanwu Gate Incident, Li Anyan fought desperately for Li Jiancheng. Li Jimin deemed him immensely loyal and thus trusted him deeply, appointing him to command the palace guards and conferring upon him the title of Centurion General of the Left Tunwei.

A smile graced Jiang Wan's face, and she already felt quite confident, her gaze naturally growing all the brighter. She looked far more pleasing this way than her usual frail and weak demeanor.

Their son would remit money to them from time to time, but neither of them stayed by their side, and they always appeared extremely busy with work.

What she worried about most right now was that Li Bai's wound would continue to deteriorate. As for excessive blood loss, with the medicinal herbs, it should not be a problem.