Chapter 935 - Chapter 935: Trustworthy
Chapter 935: Trustworthy
Translator: EndlessFantasy Translation Editor: EndlessFantasy Translation
From the corner of his eye, he could see that Jiang Yue was not far away. She held a sword in her hand and stabbed it into the ground.
He didn’t know how many swords had been broken into two by Jiang Yue. Qi Yin’s heart ached when she saw this. ‘There goes another one…’
Although they had brought quite a number of swords over, they could not afford to be wasted like this… Yet… They could not say anything to her.
Jiang Yue was obviously dissatisfied when she saw the weapon breaking in half. She frowned and threw the broken sword aside. Then, she went into the hall to pick another sword.
At this moment. Shao Zhongxi finally couldn’t help but speak up, “Qi Yin. bring me my sword.”
“Yes, sir!” Qi Yin immediately went to receive the order.
Shao Zhongxi had kept his sword in his room. Qi Yin took out the sword from Shao Zhongxi’s room and handed it to him with both hands.
Shao Zhongxi took it and threw it to Jiang Yue.
Jiang Yue caught it and pulled out the sword without a second thought. Then, she stabbed it into the ground again.
There was only a ding, and it didn’t break!
A satisfied smile finally showed on her face! Her eyebrows were no longer furrowed.
Knowing that it did not break, only then did she look at the sword.
The blade of the sword was extremely sharp, and the body of the sword reflected her delicate face. It was extremely reflective. The hilt was dark and heavy, with golden patterns engraved on it. She was surprised because she had used a lot of strength to stab the sword into the ground, but the blade did not look damaged at all. It was strong and sturdy, and the scabbard was thick and imposing. It was not something that an ordinary sword could compare to.
“Not bad.” Seeing this, Jiang Yue nodded in approval. Then, she looked at Shao Zhongxi. She wanted to tell Shao Zhongxi to forge a sword for Xue Yan based on the quality of this sword, but before she could say anything, Shao Zhongxi spoke first.
“I’ll give it to you,” Shao Zhongxi said coldly.
“To me?”
It seemed that he had other swords in his inventory. Even if he gave her this sword, he would have another one at hand soon. Otherwise, he would not have given it to her so easily.
Jiang Yue was impressed, so she openly accepted it. “Thank you.”
After that, she walked to Xue Yan’s side, squatted down, and extended her sword in front of Xue Yan. Xue Yan, who was struggling to see the world upside down, looked at her with a red face.
“You can use this sword in the future.’
The other swords were too fragile, but this sword had some lethality.
Xue Yan was standing upside down. He felt as if all the blood in his body was flowing backward, and his head was about to explode. He felt extremely uncomfortable. He couldn’t bother caring about his surroundings. He couldn’t even hear what Shao Zhongxi said to Jiang Yue. He only saw that his uncle’s sword was thrown at Jiang Yue and that Jiang Yue walked over immediately after that.
“Uh.” Xue Yan coughed dryly, a little embarrassed. “What… That’s not yours, isn’t it?”
“He gave it to me.” Jiang Yue said. If it wasn’t hers before, it was hers now!
Xue Yan tried to recall what Jiang Yue had been doing and understood what she was trying to imply.
“Oh… That… That’s fine then.’
After the brief conversation, only then did Qi Yin understand what the younger girl had been doing.
Jiang Yue was choosing a sword for the Crown Prince to use in the future. However, if Zhongxi gave the sword to the Crown Prince, what would he use in the future?
Qi Yin couldn’t help but steal a glance at Shao Zhongxi.
Shao Zhongxi was still as stoic as ever. He did not explain to them that the sword he gave out was not his.
In fact, his own sword was stored in a place that only he knew of. He had hidden his sword long ago.
Turns out, this sword that he so casually gave away was the Defender General’s sword.
Before the death of the Defender General, he entrusted this sword to Shao Zhongxi and asked him to entrust this sword to someone he thought was worthy..