Chapter 729: Mysterious Disappearance!

t of her mouth, Honoka dashed toward the meatball in the sky.Her figure transformed into a fire dragon, charging straight at the meatball.But at this moment, the meatball's eyes suddenly looked toward...White immediately clamped his lips shut, startled by the thought itself. 。For most people in the Western Regions, especially their eight great nobles, the Angel Cult was a faith. 。To question one's faith is to question one's own existence. 。The collapse of belief is a rather dangerous and significant thing. 。So, Delarich's reaction was so big, White completely understood. 。Regardless of what the Archangels might think, we must obey its command. 。"Whitton paused, then said, "I believe this matter is far from over...Fang Yu will inevitably pay a heavy price." 。Drachi nodded, his eyes dark and menacing. 。On the plane, Fang Yu, who had finished dinner, fell asleep accidentally. 。

Only the roar of an engine woke him. 。"This is Huaibei Airport, you are free to leave." 。"Violet stepped forward and said," 。The hatch was now open, and it was five o'clock in the morning. 。It seems the Angel Sect hasn't caught up yet. 。 。Yes… it's strange. 。"Violet said" 。At this time, she had changed into a more casual outfit, no longer the tight-fitting battle leather jacket she used to wear. 。As for the wounds on his body, they seemed to have all healed. 。Let's go, this cooperation was pretty pleasant. 。Fang Yu walked toward the hatch and said: 。

"This is your personal opinion" 。 。"I bet you wouldn't even dare to stand against me again, not even if I gave you ten sets of guts," Fang Yu turned his head and smiled. 。

Violet's face changed slightly, but she didn't speak. 。Fang Yu and Bai Ran walked out of the hatch and returned to the ground. 。"My Lady Violet, where shall we go now" an attendant asked. 。Head to the Jiangnan Basecopy of Lin Badai, from the air he gives off, is truly indistinguishable from the real Lin Badai.As for the other party, the situation is a bit special now.Since meeting Lin Batten, he had never had a...