Miss Witch is broke again.

Su Li held her sword, gazing at the frost-like blades on either side, lost in thought under Tu Wen's watchful eye.

She knew she didn't have much talent for swordsmanship, so perhaps she should focus on illusion magic. Although it was less lethal, it was enough for her as a control witch.

But she understood even better that even the fox spirit believed that the Heavenly Sword Sect's sword techniques could make up for the fox spirit witch's shortcomings, but even the fox spirit herself could only settle for second best.

But Su Li has such an opportunity. Sword techniques are for killing, and illusions are for controlling the field. As long as Su Li can combine the two, not to mention the competition, even her future path will be bright.

The premise is that Su Li must stick to this path and keep going.

Su Li observed the sword for a while, and Tu Wen did not disturb her, but just watched silently.

"Sister Wen, what kind of sword does the Heavenly Sword Sect use?"

When Tu Wen heard Su Li's question, the sword-wielding witch simply raised her hand, revealing a slightly cracked elven short sword.

"I don't know about the other sword sect philosophies, anyway, my wife didn't tell me anything before she left, but the Heavenly Sword Sect has only one word, and that is..."

"kill!"

The witch, whose face was always filled with a cheerful smile, now had a solemn expression, and her sword-like eyebrows stood up straight.

However, Tu Wen's state was only temporary, and she quickly composed herself and regained her cheerful smile.

Amber was still struggling with the wine jar on her head when an invisible sword intent sliced ​​the jar to pieces. Fragments of wine jars of all sizes fell to the ground, leaving the dwarf witch completely bewildered.

Oh no, Yaoyue is going to find out!

Amber looked distressed as she faced the shattered wine jars scattered on the ground.

Su Li and Tu Wen ignored Amber's little scheme and continued their conversation.

Tu Wen shrugged and said:

"To be honest, the old woman just stuffed the Nine Meridians Killing Sword into my hands all at once, and then a few years later she said she was going to die soon, dug a hole and buried herself. So I don't really understand it, Li-mei, just listen to her and don't take it to heart."

Tu Wen made it sound easy, but Su Li still found it hard to understand the philosophy of the Heavenly Sword Sect. Why did they have to kill each other? Were witches really that cruel and belligerent?

However, Tu Wen simply shrugged and expressed her own thoughts:

"Well, it's probably because the older generation went to extremes that I'm now the only sword immortal and witch left in the Heavenly Sword Sect. Sister Li, you can just practice this sword technique as a means of self-defense."

Su Li neither nodded nor shook her head, but simply stroked the sword with her delicate fingertips. Her immense magical power was continuously poured into the Crimson Sky Sword. However, Su Li only poured in a portion of her magical power, and the Crimson Sky Sword could not bear the burden and let out a mournful cry.

However, the Crimson Sky Sword was already completely crimson, with endless light and heat radiating from its body, turning the small training ground into a small sun.

With just a thought, Su Li could unleash the sword light from the Crimson Sky Sword, its length entirely at her discretion. If she weren't worried that its power would damage the training ground, she would have been tempted to urge the flying sword into the air and strike.

Yes, because she infused magic into the sword, Su Li could completely control the direction of the flying sword at will, and even perform all sorts of incredible actions, which is something that a human wielding a sword cannot do.

However, activating the Crimson Sky Sword according to the Jade Sword Technique consumes a considerable amount of magic power, especially when propelling the flying sword into the air, where the magic power loss is even more astonishing.

Su Li already possessed immense magical power, coupled with an astonishing recovery speed, which allowed her to ignore this negative impact.

However, in Tu Wen's opinion, Su Li was simply relying on the enormous magical power within her body to move. This state could not be described as sword control at all; it was more like swinging a sledgehammer to smash people.

However, the flying hammer hit her directly in the face. Even an elite witch would have been knocked down by such a blow, given Su Li's magical power.

Tu Wen didn't care about these things. Anyway, she would teach Su Li how to cultivate sword techniques and then use the spells derived from the sword techniques to fight, instead of this simple and crude brute force.

she says:

"How is it, Sister Li? This flying sword is pretty good, but the Heavenly Sword Sect has an old tradition of dripping blood on the sword. That old woman was too ruthless. She almost killed me with pain back then."

Su Li was still amazed at how powerful her sword was simply by infusing it with magic; it all seemed somewhat unreal to her.

However, Tu Wen's words startled her, and she asked:

"They even have to drip blood! Is this ritual really that important? I'm going to bite my finger if I have to!"

Tu Wen gave an awkward smile and explained to Su Li in a somewhat annoyed tone:

"This stuff is just for fooling us younger witches. Ancient witches generally had low magical power levels, so they could only use this kind of trick to strengthen their connection with flying swords. Modern witches don't need these at all. I was fooled by this old woman!"

Su Li was relieved; she had thought she was going to bite her nails.

This made Tu Wen smile; her own Li Mei was just too adorable.

Then Tu Wen smiled at Su Li and said:

"Li-mei, draw your sword against me. You can use anything else you want, whether it's illusion or sword techniques."

Tu Wen's words startled Su Li. Why was she suddenly asked to draw her sword?

However, looking at Tu Wen, the spirited girl who had just been laughing was now looking serious as she said to her:

"Only through battle, Rimi, can you realize your shortcomings. Remember, the level of magic power doesn't define everything!"

Tu Wen wasn't just talking nonsense, because even Ya Xia Kong, who had become a great witch after being backfired by the sword technique, was cut in half by Tu Wen in this state.

Should I really draw my sword?

Su Li looked at Tu Wen, and the sword immortal witch gave her a thumbs up and then nodded slightly.

The hesitation on Su Li's face disappeared, and she raised her sword and stepped forward.

Su Li did not immediately use the power of the Crimson Sky Sword to attack Tu Wen. Instead, she held the Crimson Sky Sword and used the Jade Sword Technique to slash at Tu Wen.

The previously restless sword blade was instantly coated with a lustrous sheen. Before Su Li became a witch, simply creating this sword light had almost exhausted her magic power.

Now, a lustrous sheen covers the entire blade, and the sword light emanating from the tip extends a foot long. Wherever the tip passes, even steel is sliced ​​in two like mud.

Su Li didn't understand any sword techniques, yet her sword swings alone were incredibly lethal. No wonder even the fox spirit coveted the Nine Meridians Killing Sword of the Heavenly Sword Sect.

However, Tu Wen shook her head helplessly, saying that Li Mei's fighting style was just like that of a brute.

Although the sword light was very sharp, Tu Wen had no intention of taking it head-on. Moreover, she didn't even use magic power, but relied on her rich combat experience to dodge Su Li's next attack.

As expected, Su Li's straightforward sword swings didn't even touch Tu Wen's clothes.

However, wherever the sword flashed, misfortune struck the area around the training ground.

Large and small sword marks were scattered everywhere. Especially when Su Li realized that her efforts were in vain, she couldn't help but increase her magic power, so the cuts she left were even deeper.

The training ground looked like it had just been hit by a storm of blades, with countless cuts that almost uprooted the entire training ground.

Even though Su Li's magic power recovery speed was astonishing, she couldn't help but pant for breath, and the lustrous luster on the sword had dimmed considerably.

Tu Wen sighed and could only try to enlighten Su Li, saying:

"Li-mei, Li-mei, battles between witches require strategy. Since you can't touch me, can't you think of another way?"

Su Li's eyes lit up immediately. Yes, her naive combat experience was no match for Tu Wen's, but what if she tried a different approach?