All Chapters of Martial Dragon Emperor S3 (fire emperor): Chapter 41 - Chapter 50

Ekspresi We Yan langsung berubah menjadi cemas. Tentu saja dia menyadari hal tersebut kalau tidak mana mungkin anak perempuannya bisa lahir sekarang.“Menurutmu kenapa aku bisa di usir dan ada di kota kecil itu?” Tanya sang istri yang langsung bisa di tebak olehnya. Pasti itu karena dia hamil anaknya lalu orangtua istrinya tidak terima karena anak itu lahir dari seorang yang statusnya lebih rendah. Tapi istrinya menjelaskan lagi kalau itu tidak semua, keluarganya mengusirnya karena dia tidak mau menggugurkan kandungannya tersebut. Mendengar hal itu We Yan merasa bersalah, saat mereka bertemu mungkin itu adalah saat We Yan baru saja keluar dari perang seratus kerajaan. Dan dia bertemu dengan sang istri saat berada di pulau utama, meski tidak tahu dari keluarga mana tapi dia yakin kalau istrinya memang keluarga bangsawan yang berpengaruh juga.“Eh, ibu… Berarti aku benar-benar anak ayah dong?” Tanya anak perempuannya dengan ekspresi terkejut.“Iya, memang anak siapa lagi? Kamu pikir pri

“But didn’t Dad ever say I shouldn’t cause trouble through other people? As long as I don’t get caught, isn’t it okay?” Jin Juyi smiled menacingly as she looked at Tian Sen. Maybe the man was very handsome and talented, but so what? He was still just a boy who had only recently become a noble, and his status was the lowest among the nobility. He called over someone and whispered something to that person; understanding Jin Juyi’s intent, the person who had been with him immediately did as Jin Juyi had said. He quickly whispered to several other people, and this continued as the first prince’s entourage approached Tian Sen. Most of the people approaching Tian Sen were indeed the first prince’s men; they had no issues with We Yan and didn’t want to cause trouble with the We family. So, rather than making them enemies, it was better to make the We family their friends—if not allies. Tian Sen, who was approached by these nobles, smiled and behaved appropriately, and he also conversed ver

“Sis, why did you suddenly bring me to a place like this? Do our parents and the others know?” asked the young man, who seemed to be being led by a beautiful woman to a secluded spot in a valley. The woman leading the young man didn’t speak; she simply kept guiding him to the place she wanted to visit. Even after they’d been walking for two hours, she hadn’t said a word to him, so he was getting a little annoyed with the person he called “sister.”“Can you send me to the middle world?” asked the woman, her expression unclear to the young man. “Sis, you mean send me to the middle world… No, you’re already this strong—I can’t!” he replied, realizing what his sister wanted. He couldn’t do that because it went against his principles and he didn’t have his parents’ permission. It would be dangerous for him to help the beautiful woman; he could guess what would happen if he agreed to his sister’s request. “Sis, if you want to go, tell Mom and Dad. Don’t drag your weak little brother into

“Huh? Sure—if you want to die?” Suddenly, the general’s smile seemed terrifying to Tian Sen; just as he was about to turn away, General Ning grabbed him. The general had appeared behind Tian Sen and touched his shoulder; in that instant, Tian Sen felt a bit dizzy and found himself suddenly standing in front of the podium. He felt something far more unpleasant than when he’d been guarding the princess before, and this feeling was undoubtedly another stroke of bad luck. “Well! His name is Tian Sen, the son of Marquess We, whom you’ve all recently heard about in the capital. This time, the test is very easy—you just need to capture this boy and take the badge on his chest!” General Ning said, patting Tian Sen on the shoulder. “There’s no badge on his chest?” “Wow, he really is a handsome guy!” Various comments of praise and envy came from the hundreds of new students below the podium. Hearing General Ning’s words, Tian Sen now understood why his father had told him to be careful befor

They were also worried about venturing beyond the safe limits of the forest because, as far as they knew, if they went any further in, there would be many dangerous monsters waiting. And also, if they weren’t mistaken, far from this forest lay the road to the western border, which also ran along the border of the Hun Kingdom. So they didn’t dare to venture too far into the forest, but they were also safe because there were several guards stationed to protect students like them. The ten senior students were unaware that someone was watching them from the darkness; just as their campfire was lit, they caught a strange smell. The smell made them feel slightly dizzy before they lost consciousness due to the fumes from the fire. And at that moment, a figure who had long been hiding—covering his nose and dressed in black—began to act. After carrying out his plan, the figure leaped back up into the tree and moved off in another direction. That very night, nearly half of the junior and senio