After the sword bone was taken away, the reborn elder sister went crazy killing

After leaving the crowd, Ruohua walked straight to a quiet place and stopped.

"What are you following me for?"

Pei Zhiyi didn't hide it, but he was a little embarrassed. He touched the back of his head and replied innocently: "I heard that you are very good at swordsmanship, so I want to see it. I hope you can teach me."

"You'll see it then." Ruohua said without giving any face, "Just rest up now."

Pei Zhiyi said "oh" and stopped pestering, but he seemed to have listened to her and did not leave.

"Still not leaving?"

Pei Zhiyi tilted his head and smiled, "It's too noisy over there. I hope the elders don't mind. I'll just stay here quietly for a while."

Ruohua then looked at Pei Zhiyi straight in the eye, her eyes full of scrutiny, and the next second her scrutiny turned to shock: "Innate Sword Body?" No, "Why isn't your sword bone on your body?"

Speaking of sword bones...

Pei Zhiyi grumbled and replied casually, "Someone took it."

Ruohua frowned, "You are a disciple of Jiantian Academy. Who is so bold and presumptuous as to dare to take your sword bone right under the academy's nose?"

Only those who practice swordsmanship know how important sword bones are to them.

Some people never develop sword bones in their entire lives, while others can only cultivate the rudiments of sword bones in their entire lives.

But there is a type of people who are born with sword bones, and they are top-grade sword bones, and are known as innate sword bodies.

Such a person should be treated like a treasure.

Ruohua grabbed Pei Zhiyi's shoulders and said, "Tell me who took your sword bone? I will get it back for you right away."

Pei Zhiyi was stunned. He didn't expect Ruhua to be so excited.

"Elder, calm down."

Realizing that her behavior was a bit extreme, Ruohua let go of Pei Zhiyi's shoulders, took a while to relax, and finally calmed down.

"If the academy already had someone with an innate sword body like you, we wouldn't have been unaware of it, and we definitely wouldn't have let anyone do this."

"So, your sword bone was taken away before you entered the academy."

Pei Zhiyi nodded, but there was no gloom on his face. Instead, he had a brightness that surprised Ruhua.

"What's mine will be taken back eventually, and those people will pay the price for their actions sooner or later." Pei Zhiyi smiled, "But I'm curious, why is the elder so excited?"

Although sword bones are very precious, there are tens of millions of humans and countless people who practice swordsmanship. There should be many people like her who possess sword bones.

"Because..." Ruohua didn't know why she suddenly mentioned her past to such a little girl, but the first time she saw her, she felt inexplicably familiar, so she thought it would be okay to say more to her.

"I once possessed the sword bone, but it was taken away from me. Now it belongs to someone else."

Pei Zhiyi: “!”

"Shocked?" Ruohua actually saw through it. "I was no match for you back then. After losing my sword bone, I was disheartened and felt that my swordsmanship career had come to an end."

"Those were the darkest days I've ever experienced. The enemy was far stronger than me. I had no way to resist, not even the ability. My sword bone was also easily refined by them, and it no longer belonged to me."

"It was... refined by someone..."

Pei Zhiyi trembled, not knowing what to say.

Once the sword bone is refined, it is almost impossible to get it back.

"That's right." Ruhua used to feel so angry that she wanted to kill someone whenever she thought about it, but now she looks at it with ease, as if she was telling someone else's story.

"At this time, you have to convince yourself that some things are not yours after all. Sooner or later, they will go away and you can't keep them."

"But it once belonged to me." Pei Zhiyi was not a pushover. "If my sword bone was refined by someone, I would destroy it and never let that person off easily. At worst, no one would get it."

Ruohua shook her head helplessly, she was still a child at heart.

However, this youthful sincerity is what she lacks most now.

It was precisely because she lacked that determination that her cultivation had stagnated for many years.

"If you can regain the sword bone in the future, I can help you."

Just think of it as helping your past self.

Pei Zhiyi was grateful for Ruhua's promise, but he also felt angry for her because they had both experienced having their sword bones taken away. "If you really can't accept it, then rush over and beat them up. You only live once anyway, so why leave yourself with regrets?"

"When you get old, you can't be so willful."

"Your heart is not old, and this is not called willfulness, this is called living recklessly for yourself."

Why should we compromise because of other people's mistakes?

Why should I always be the sensible person?

Why can't we be willful and unreasonable?

No one is perfect. As long as it doesn't hurt innocent people, you can do whatever you want.

Ruohua looked at Pei Zhiyi steadily. It was impossible for her not to be touched after hearing her words.

But now she also has her own responsibilities to bear, and she cannot act recklessly until she has fulfilled these responsibilities.

"Okay, I have my own plans."

Ruohua felt that she and Pei Zhiyi had a connection. "If you're willing, you can become my disciple. I'm willing to teach you everything I've learned in my life."

Pei Zhiyi was stunned for a moment, and felt like a piece of pie hit her head.

"Disciple pays homage to master."

Pei Zhiyi knelt down and kowtowed without hesitation.

Ruohua smiled with satisfaction and helped Pei Zhiyi up. "You and I are destined to be together. Perhaps we have been destined to be master and disciple for a long time."

"I feel so too."

When Pei Zhiyi recalled it now, everything she had experienced in Jian Xuetian seemed to be becoming more and more vague. If the sword bone had not been taken away by them, she would have felt that the more than ten years in Jian Xuetian were just a dream.

But why?

Why did she have a feeling that what she was experiencing now was what she should have experienced.

Before Pei Zhiyi could figure out what was going on, screams erupted from the large crowd.

"It's a tide of beasts!"

Ruohua grabbed Pei Zhiyi's hand and walked over there, the sword in her hand ready to move.

"Xiao Pei!"

Shen Junhan breathed a sigh of relief when he saw Pei Zhiyi return safely. He quickly grabbed her hand and said, "The elders are resisting this wave of beasts now. We must be careful."

Pei Zhiyi was inside the protective shield, looking at the elders outside the shield, including her newly recognized cheap master. They seemed to be using some kind of formation to suppress the violent first wave of beasts.

"Bai Ze, Qilin, can you tell now what caused the beast tide?"

Bai Ze and Qilin did not respond. This was the first time such a situation had occurred.

Pei Zhiyi had a rough guess in his mind and directly summoned his own natal sword just in case.

"Shen Junhan, follow me and don't run around."

Perhaps Pei Zhiyi's expression was too serious, Shen Junhan nodded obediently, she would never lag behind.

"Pei Zhiyi! Go to hell!"