Above Ten Thousand People Light 소설 & 이야기

There were a total of 880 golden light spots flickering like stars shining in the sky in the daytime. The most powerful 880 people were all legendary. Around the Saint-alighting Mountain Range, outside the restriction formation tactical deployments set up by the sects, countless masters from all forces were dumbfounded and they looked at this scene in a daze. Just now, clusters of light burst out from the Gold Divine Halls, and golden stars appeared in the sky in the daytime. This scene was too shocking, and the visual impact was extremely strong.

The crowd murmured their assent, some weeping softly, others smiling through tears. Then, one by one, they let their lanterns go into the night. The sky filled with light: Thousands of tiny suns drifted upward, reflections in the rivers below glowing in the eyes of all who watched. In return, the Living City pulsed brighter, as if it too were lifting its light to join theirs.

When Charlie saw that there was no response from everyone, he said to Porter, “Porter, since they refuse to accept it when I’ve already given them a way to live, you can kill them all and leave no one behind!” Porter nodded with hesitation and said, “Yes, Mr. Wade!” The thugs were all frightened at this time, and they started groveling one after the other as they cried out saying that they would accept Charlie’s condition. When Charlie saw that they had finally submitted, he asked Porter, “How many people from Ten Thousand Armies are here currently?” Porter hurriedly said, “Mr. Wade, there are a total of one hundred and eighty people from Ten Thousand Armies, and most of them have been lurki

"The number of people from the Pei family who have entered here will definitely not exceed 100." "100?" Samuel frowned and suddenly smiled. Seeing Samuel suddenly smile at this time, Pei Gu and others really did not understand the meaning of Samuel's smile. Pei Gu couldn't stand it anymore. He looked at Samuel and said, "I'd like to ask you, why you are laughing? Do you doubt me?" Samuel shook his head. "No." Samuel heaved a long sigh. "But the truth is that at least ten thousand people have died here and..."

Just counting the employees of Thousand Miles Conglomerate, there are more than eighty thousand, not to mention that they have called their family and friends to join the search. ‘The prize is ten billion dollars!’ ‘Who wouldn’t want it?’ The crowd got larger by the minute. Soon, a security guard ran in, baffled. “Boss! Boss! There are too many people! Our whole park has been surrounded!”

***PRESENT TIME*** "Make way for the Imperial Knights!" Yelled a man with a grand attire. He was the empire's announcer, carrying a glowing light that let his voice echo throughout the Capital city, Moressley. The light was powered by mana, as the kingdom was blessed with numerous amounts of it that almost everything was run by mana. Even the people, including the commoners, which are at the lowest level of society, had their own manas in their bodies.

I paused at the curtain, my fingers brushing against the fabric as I pulled it to the side so I can look below. The voices outside blur into laughter, the sound of glasses clinking sharp in the air. I looked down. The area was lit with tiny lights flickering in the trees. Pretty lanterns and little decors that looked like very creative children had crafted. It looked....welcoming. Not just a party but a gathering with...family. There were about more than eighty people there, perhaps even more. They shifted around, laughing, talking, eating. I moved my gaze around, searching for something, well someone. Him. Raiden. The guy I should be afraid of the most, yet....I can't seem to.

Maya's hands were still shaking when she walked into the town hall meeting, and it had nothing to do with the cold October rain that had soaked through her jacket. The entire population of Moonlight Cove—all three hundred and forty-seven people, give or take—had crammed into the community center, and every single one of them turned to look at her when she pushed through the door.

During that period, Caspian silently calculated that, including the five golden sword lights that appeared before, the total number of people who died now reached eleven. The number of participants from the three major sects was only twenty-seven. In other words, more than one-third of the people could no longer reach Pantheon. At that point, Caspian and Jessica were only about three days away from Pantheon, and there was a high probability that more people would die in these days. "I wonder how Solana and the others are now…" Looking at the towering silhouette that could be faintly seen in the distance, Caspian sighed deeply.

That their number was going to make me feel like shit or like a million bucks was disturbing. "Almost four hundred thousand." Deza glanced at Frank. "We'll be working with about twenty other people non-stop to weed through them. I'd rather make out with the ten at the end than do this shit." "I'd have to agree with that, but then again, I'm a little jealous that hot shot over here gets to make out with anyone and I don't." Frank laughed as I tried to swallow the startling fact that there were that many women in the world that wanted to lay beneath me and have my hands all over them - fake or not.