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Chapter 47 Those Who Come Out in the Middle of Nowhere to Stir Up Trouble Are Either Scoundrels or Villains. Three full days had passed since the Heroes Championship Tournament preliminaries began. Seventy-two hours: enough time to decide many things. This was a galaxy-wide battle for dominance, not a friendly match for exchanging techniques and pleasantries. The slaughter started immediately, contestants eliminated by the second. All eyes were on this triennial spectacle. StarNet broadcast live coverage from twenty planets, and holograms of popular contenders flickered ceaselessly above the royal capital. The Emperor of Azoth watched, the cabinet members watched, the Minister of Military Affairs watched. Ordinary people discussed it eagerly over dinner, beggars wandering the desolate border stars muttered about it, and every morning, millions of StarCoins changed hands in betting parlors across the entertainment planets. Merchants, with their preternatural sensitivity, were al...

 Chapter 46 Doing Good Deeds Without Leaving Your Name is the Premise of Being Awesome. A figure slowly walked out of the woods. No, “walked” still overstated his presence. He was more like a ghost drifting, or seeping, out of the dense, lush woods, a refraction of light in the void. One moment you saw him far away, and in the blink of an eye, he was standing just three or four steps from you. It was still daytime, yet some students were already sweating from fright. If it were a dimly lit night, he could certainly scare three or five timid people to death. The leader’s anger was like a bucket of ice water had been poured on it, more than half extinguished by this eerie entrance. He cautiously asked, “Who are you? This is a private matter between Imperial Heavy Industries and First Tech. No need for others to interfere!” The person who had arrived had a very strange appearance. His face was a mess of white and yellow, with raised and sunken areas, as if t...

Chapter 62 "Why Does My Heart Ache When He's Unhappy?" Hearing Feng Yimo’s accusation, the black beast felt a primal urge to sink its teeth into that infuriatingly calm face. The thought was fleeting, however; it knew it couldn’t win a fight against him. The stark realization of its own powerlessness immediately caused its bravado to wither, leaving it utterly dejected. “This dog’s pretty smart, huh?” Bai Haoxuan remarked, watching the black beast slump listlessly at Feng Yimo’s implied reprimand, seemingly understanding every word. He sounded genuinely amazed. Hearing this, the black beast slowly lifted its head, fixing its gaze on Bai Haoxuan. Fine. If it couldn’t bite Feng Yimo, biting this human would have to suffice. “Let’s head back,” Ji Yanqing cut in, not believing Feng Yimo’s deflection for a second. He was all too familiar with Feng Yimo’s unique talent for getting lost. He glanced briefly at Bai Haoxuan, who nodded...