Above Ten Thousand People Novels & Stories

This sentence exploded in Vinny's mind. Vinny could not help shaking. His face went pale, and his throat was dry. “B-Boss, are you saying that there are no living people in this city?” The population of this city was as high as 100,000! Among them, there were hundreds of people at the peak of nine stars! There was even one pseudo holy being! How could this city be full of mecha lifeforms?! This strongly impacted Vinny's perception of the world and left him in disbelief.

The fake Yvonne said, "A big apartment in downtown South City is going to be more than ten million dollars no matter what. Do you…do you know how many people who have helped me are there?" Marcus pursed his lips and smiled. "My adorable wife, don't tell me that you have more than ten thousand people who have helped you over the years. If there are ten thousand people, then I indeed can't afford it. That's going to be more than one hundred billion dollars. I'll really have to go bankrupt. There can't really be ten thousand people who have helped you, can there? If that's really the case, then your husband will have to retract what he said."

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

“So… how many people are we talking about? Like, in the entire pack? How many members are there under Shadow Crescent?” Vanessa snorted. “Girl, you don’t want to know.” “I do,” I pressed with a slight frown. Vanessa grinned. “Alright, why not. Let’s just say… the last time someone tried to count, they gave up after the ten-thousand mark.” My eyes widened, my mouth dropping open. “Ten thousand?”

I smiled, knowing the event is in good hands; even though it is the biggest event yet. I leaned back in my chair, “Five thousand people at this event! Unbelievable.” Aidinth smiled, “I believe it. You and Luna Abby are the dream team of getting shit done. Nothing goes unnoticed.” I laughed, “That’s hilarious. I’ll have to remember to tell Luna Abby that one. She’ll get a kick out of it too.”

Brent says as he lead us into the place. There weren’t much people in here, over all there were like thirty people. It seemed to be a private affair, just to celebrate the milestone the company had achieved after all it’s not everyday you cross the 1 billion mark in the market, businesses like Mr Bernard tends to fail even before having a strong stand in the market so yes, it’s a huge deal to still be in the market ten years after and still bubbling at that. Brent lead us to a three tier table exactly at the front like he had told us.

Instantly, three more voices rang out, and a large number of people arrived at the battlefield from three different directions. "What? The Tang Family from the Jin City? The Lin Family from the southwest? The Lin Family from the capital? Three more of the Ten Great Families from Sanctum? Including the Jiang Family, there are a total of four of the Ten Great Families from Sanctum. How are we supposed to fight them? There is no way we can fight them!" When they saw the large number of people attacking, three more of Sky Country’s ten great families arrived. The Jiang Family’s camp had sixty to seventy thousand people, the scene extremely terrifying.

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.

I decided to ask again, partly just to give myself a chance to finally let go. "Isabelle, we've been together for seven years. This is my hundredth proposal. Come on, stop messing with me." She rolled her eyes, not even trying to hide how little she cared. "So what? I've known Ron for over 20 years. Does that mean less than our seven years of relationship? "I've said it 99 times, and this is the hundredth. Listen carefully. If Ron never gets married, neither will I. That's the promise we made when we were kids. Besides, why do we need a flimsy piece of paper to prove our relationship?"

Anthony nodded. Mabel spoke casually, as if it were an afterthought. "I heard it'll be held on the Elysium. The panoramic stardome on the top deck is one of the best places in the world to see the aurora. It's a shame. A sit-down like that isn't suitable for bringing family along." She spoke as if without any apparent intention. However, someone was listening in. Cheryl, who had been quietly eating, suddenly lit up. "Zachary once promised to take me to see the aurora…"