Jackie Chan Adventure Season 5 Novels & Stories

“Five rogues detected trying to breach the northern border near the lake.” “Can you delay reporting for twenty minutes?” Jackie asked. “Hmm. I could. See you in an hour at the usual cabin. I don’t do favours for free.” “I’ll pay any price,” Jackie replied and cut the link. She gasped and began to cry. “Oh my goddess, rogues are breaching the northern border—and reinforcements are delayed!” Darina shifted instantly and ran. The Queen hugged Jackie, whispering into her ear, “Good job. In ten minutes, I’ll mindlink Kai so he finds her dead already.” Then louder, “Don’t cry. Everything will be fine.”

I said, not really wanting to ask, “there was a hex on the gate?” “Yes, of course. How else was I supposed to keep them out?” I raised a finger to indicate he wait a moment. I turned and walked through my party, opened the front door and stuck my head out. There were druids streaming in through the wide-open ungated entrance. I closed the door. The thing about someone like Jackie Chan is that he isn’t your conventional fearless hero. He knows a punch can hurt your hand as much as it hurts the other guy’s face. He also knows you should use your environment to your advantage. “So,” I said, “is there a back door to this place?”

He spent half an hour surfing through the channels until finally he came across the news channel that he saw before. “This is Anchorman Jack Dallas reporting live from Channel Five.” “Oh great,” Madison says. “None of the good baseball games come on until later. I guess for now, I have to watch the boring news.” “In urgent news, we have reported another missing report from a citizen in the Avalon area,” the anchorman says. “Big deal, people disappear all the time,” Madison says. But then Madison feels an overwhelming pulse in his chest. An image of a shield shaped stone with a red X in the middle of it flashes in his mind.

And then a moment later, he was gone. While Sam phoned Mr. Wakefield to organize a digging team for the next day, Jeremy was in the kitchen helping Marian with the cooking. By then Mrs. Campbell returned with Lilly, and the little girl rushed over to Chan the moment she was in the living room. “Chan, are you okay now?” she asked. “I got worried ’cause you and your sisters were crying. Did something bad happen?” Chan chuckled softly. “Everything is fine now, sweetie.” “Really, really?” the little girl asked.

Chan said, “Let’s make a deal. You are going to abide by me and listen to me obediently. If I am satisfied with your performance, I will tell you everything I know about your parents.” Jina stared at Chan and thought about what to say. Chan intentionally rubbed his wound and kept looking at her in return. He asked, “What do you say? If you can prove that you are completely well and there is no need to see a doctor again, then I will give you the answers you are looking for.” Jina was still thinking about whether she should agree or not. She doubted if there was something else behind Chan’s words and if this was another trap.

She was astonished that Darryl could sense it nonetheless. "No?" Darryl smiled while his eyes teased Jackie. "In that case, I'll have to search your body!" "How dare you!" Jackie was startled. She protested! She had kept the Seven Treasures Exquisite Pagoda close to her body. How could she let Darryl search her body? However, Jackie's acupoint was sealed, and she could not resist at all. Jackie almost cried out when Darryl's hand got nearer to her. "Stop it!"

Her tone wavered. "But just now, I got this email." She paused as I played the footage. “Sir, I think Miss Jackie was kidnapped. A masked woman, she drugged her and dragged her out of the bathroom." My jaw tightened as I watched the grainy footage, Jackie slumping to the ground, helpless, then being dragged away like she weighed nothing. "Where’s the rest of the footage?" I snapped once the clip cut off abruptly. “This… this is all I received. I don’t …"