A series of stories happened to Fan Xian in Northern Qi. He had rescued Yan Bingyun and had negotiated with the powerful ministers, the Empress Dowager, and the Emperor. In the end, he had succeeded in rescuing Yan Bingyun. On the way back to the Qing Kingdom, Fan Xian was intercepted and killed by someone sent by the Second Prince. In addition, Fan Xian also used the corruption of the Northern Qi palace treasury to collude with the Northern Qi royal family and the Brocade Guard to split 30% of the spoils. Fan Xian also established a deep friendship with Haitang Duoduo and cooperated with the Northern Qi Emperor, Zhan Doudou, and the Brocade Guard, Shen Zhong. Fan Xian had experienced many dangers and pursuits in Northern Qi, but in the end, he had safely returned to the Qing Kingdom.
Well, 'je veux manger' is a French phrase and its equivalent in English is 'I want to eat'. It simply expresses a desire to have something to eat.
The initial Alien vs Predator comic was highly engaging. It introduced the characters and the conflict in a way that got fans really excited. The art was detailed and the story was full of suspense.
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