Chapter 29: This, Too, Is Worth Fighting For
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Shi Yun tilted her head slightly, struggling to hold back the tears welling in her eyes.
She nodded gently and replied in a choked voice, “Grandma, I understand. You and Grandpa must take good care of yourselves, too.”
Seeing how lovingly her grandparents cared for her, Shi Yun felt a warm glow in her heart.
That was also an important reason she was still willing to remain with the Shi family.
She did not want to make them sad, and she wanted them to enjoy greater peace and comfort in their later years.
Just then, Gao Qi’an hurried over to—
Ouyang Lang stood there dazed, then turned and headed up the mountain. There were still thirty-six seconds before the third poisonous zone appeared! He would decide where to go and set up a sniper position after the zone refreshed. By now, Ouyang Lang’s equipment was already quite impressive.
It seemed that Hei Zhou Bai Ye’s request had not come as a surprise to Kuroda Takeo. He continued calmly waving the folding fan in his hand.
“Running with your eyes covered—are you trying to crash into a utility pole, you idiot?” Gu Ci flicked Mo Zhi sharply on the forehead.
Tuanzi gave Chen Nan a reproachful look, then shook its head and went off to the kitchen in search of something to eat.
Adolf muttered to himself, picked up the gun from the ground, and raised it toward his temple, intending to fire.
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“Uncle… Uncle, you know I have money…” Duan Haiyun stammered, but she had no idea how to say it without hurting Su Qingyu’s pride.
He raised his right leg high, drawing on the strength of his waist. His body spun seven hundred and twenty degrees through the air, and his leg swept toward Chu Nan like a divine dragon lashing its tail.
Bang!
The sniper god across the shore worked the bolt, chambered another round, and killed Ouyang Lang with a second shot.
Just then, a vehicle suddenly approached from the northeast. It stopped beside the loot crates of the players who had come from that direction. After looting the crates, the driver actually took Ouyang Lang and the other two men’s luxury car and drove away.
After gently setting the girl down, Yan Luoli took advantage of Chu Nan bending over and lightly kissed him on the cheek.
But once players knew these four rules, they would naturally take precautions. These alone would not be enough to deal with them—especially since three of the four rules had been revealed by the non-player characters themselves.
“Have you thought it through?” Quan Xinyi still did not answer directly. Instead, she first confirmed Zhao Zhengce’s true intentions, as though checking whether she had misheard him.
Pingyi knew the methods of King Chiyou. Revealing this information meant betraying him, but if she kept silent, Zhuang Wangu would probably kill her immediately. Faced with a choice between certain death and a slim chance of survival, Pingyi chose the latter. After all, Zhuang Wangu was a rare powerhouse and might very well be stronger than King Chiyou.
Emily grumbled inwardly, “My lord, I reminded you yesterday to bring money, but you seem to have forgotten.”
“I shall heed the magistrate’s instruction.” Ding Lei felt a chill run down his back, yet the words came from his mouth almost involuntarily.
They had not been searching for long when they were approached by a bespectacled male doctor who looked meticulously proper.
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Zhao Zhengce asked several questions out of curiosity. His father, Zhao Wancheng, looked extremely displeased, while his mother kept signaling to him from the side. He had no choice but to stop and did not dare ask further, leaving him deeply frustrated.
Wudi once again hurried day and night back to Aojin’s Abyssal Base Camp. Turing sensed his presence from afar and hurried out of the camp to welcome him.
With that, he suddenly reached out and pushed open the window before him. A biting wind mixed with snowflakes blew inside, and the warm room temperature plummeted at once. The adjutant shivered violently.
“Sister-in-law Li, you didn’t help with anything. Why should you get half?” Murong Yue demanded, turning toward Madam Cui.
As for the other chores, such as procuring the bricks for the house, Liu Heng would handle them. He was, after all, more familiar with that sort of thing.
He also brought interns along at the hospital, so Lin Zheng’en was thoroughly accustomed to dealing with students like these.
Yu Yang knew that although his maternal uncle spoke that way, he certainly looked down on Xixi in his heart.
Xia Liu watched them and silently pursed her lips, wondering how the two of them could become so overbearing every time they met.
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