The villain and I have eight hundred minds combined

Chapter 200: Picking up the Mirror (5)

Tang Huanyun touched his head, feeling distressed. Letting such a young child bear such a heavy responsibility too early, but there was no way to make him give up this path, to make him choose a path he liked more, or at least a smoother one. Anyone would be miserable if it were him.

After a while, Leng Feiren asked him in a low voice: "Then can't we let Junior Sister practice Taichen Sword?"

Tang Huanyun quickly denied it: "How is that possible? The practitioner of Taichen Sword must have a spiritual root of fire. Your sister has already rebuilt her spiritual root, and with her body and personality, she can't cultivate spiritual fire anymore. It will lead to infatuation."

You are afraid that your junior sister will go astray, but aren't you afraid that he will go astray?

If you are afraid that your junior sister’s heart will be devoured by the spiritual fire, then aren’t you afraid that his own heart will be devoured by the spiritual fire?

Why can his junior sister be willful but he can't?

When the illusion disappeared, Mu Hanxing saw Leng Feiren's gloomy face not far away, with an unwilling look on his face.

She asked Cang Xue: "What exactly is the Taichen Sword guarded by the Three Absolute Sect?"

Cang Xue replied, "A long time ago, the evil spirits in the Three Realms were already overflowing and causing trouble. At that time, several great masters in the cultivation world said that if left unchecked, sooner or later the Three Realms would be destroyed. At that time, several great masters began to look for spiritual things in the world as the basis of magical instruments to resist the evil spirits. The Taichen Sword was originally a small piece of iron, but it contained infinite power."

Mu Hanxing's eyes were shocked: "Could it be that you and Taichen... were born earlier than Jiuzhou Ding?"

Cang Xue's voice floated faintly in the air, but she didn't answer her: "Keep going forward."

Then, she saw countless illusions. It was Leng Feiren practicing Taichen Sword alone in the room, which caused his spiritual fire to be excessive. His whole body was burned in unbearable pain, and he rolled over on the ground in agony.

Mu Hanxing watched him fall to the ground in pain, crying until her eyes turned red. She shouted to the empty room, "Master! Save me..."

She felt mixed emotions, pursed her lips, said nothing, and continued forward.

Afterwards, a new girl appeared in the new illusion.

The girl looked disheveled and dusty as she flew out of a food shop window holding a bun in her mouth. However, she was discovered by the kitchen boy soon after she landed.

Someone inside shouted, "There's a thief stealing buns! Help!"

At the command, the thugs in the food store immediately rushed over with sticks in their hands. When they saw the thief stealing the buns from a distance, they chased the girl with angry eyebrows raised, shouting, "Don't run!"

On the street, the girl was running quickly forward, with a group of burly men chasing after her. A group of people turned back to watch the excitement. At this moment, a fairy in white clothes descended from the sky and stood in front of the girl in an instant.

The girl was turning her head to look at the group of burly men, and when she turned back again, her nose bumped into the chest of the immortal in white. She didn't pay attention and leaned back. When she was frightened, her wrist was grabbed by the immortal, who pulled her gently and supported her in place.

The girl still had half a bun in her mouth. She stared at the man in white clothes in front of her with a noble temperament. She was stunned for a moment. In just a moment, the burly man behind her caught up with her. Seeing that there were chivalrous men trying to stop her, he hurriedly said, "Master! This girl stole my buns! Help me arrest her!"

The girl anxiously tried to pull her hand free, but no matter how hard she tried she couldn't pull it out of the hand of the immortal in front of her. She glared at him, trying to scare him, but she couldn't open her mouth to speak because she couldn't bear to part with the half bun in her mouth.

Lu Xin frowned and looked at the girl solemnly. He had no intention of letting her run away, but when he saw her in such a mess and ragged clothes, his heart softened again. So he had to say to the thugs who came forward, "How much is the bun? I'll pay for it."

The thug looked curious: "Do you know each other?"

Lu Xin said calmly: "It's my little sister who ran away from home. I'm really sorry. How about I pay you double the amount?"

A bun cost only one copper coin. Seeing that someone else had paid for the thief, the thug stopped interfering and took Lu Xin's money and was about to leave. Just as he was about to leave, Lu Xin stopped him and said, "Brother, I want to buy a few more. Sorry for the trouble."

After a while, Lu Xin took a few buns wrapped in oil paper and apologized to the waiters again. Then he pretended to be the girl's serious brother, took her arm and took her away while pretending to scold her.

"Where do you live? Why did you steal?" Lu Xin asked the girl while holding the bun. His face was stern. Seeing that the girl was staring at the bun, he said, "If you don't tell me, I won't give you the bun."

The girl said immediately, "I'll tell you, my Immortal Master, I'm... I have no home, I've been wandering outside for a few days, and I've spent all my money... I wanted to work as a handyman for the escort agency, but they didn't allow me in because I'm too young and a girl, saying I can't do the work... Anyway, I have no money, and I'm hungry... When I passed by that bun shop just now, I smelled the smell... I couldn't help it..."

It sounds so pitiful that a little girl is homeless.

Lu Xin softened his heart and sighed, "Okay, don't steal again. There is a village outside the city. There are many kind families there who are willing to adopt homeless children. I'll take you there to have a look."

The girl didn't say anything and followed him out of the city. After a long while, she finally thought of thanking him, and she mumbled, "I haven't thanked you yet. Thank you so much for buying me buns. You must be a very good person, a very good person... Can you give me the buns..."

Lu Xin turned around and saw the little girl's big watery eyes, looking pitiful, staring at the buns. He couldn't help but chuckled and handed the bun to her.

"I don't have any money, so I might as well work as your thug to pay off my debt. Don't worry, if anyone bullies you, I will beat him up!" The girl ate while trying to find a job for herself.

Lu Xin walked in front and just thought this girl was interesting and cute: "Oh? Be my thug, do I look so fragile?"

The girl knew that he must be much better than herself, but she still couldn't help but recommend herself. She continued, "I can write a little bit... and I can run fast. How about I be your messenger? Big brother, please consider it!"

Lu Xin narrowed his eyes and laughed: "Let's go quickly, let's go to the village before it gets dark."

When they got outside the city, Lu Xin thought about it. He was afraid that riding a sword with people on it would scare her again, so when he saw a thatched cart passing by on the side of the road, he reached out to stop it.

The thatched cart stopped and the man driving the horse asked, "What's wrong?"

Lu Xin was very polite. He handed over some silver and said politely, "We want to go to the nearby Xiaohe Village. Is it convenient? Could you please help us?"

The waiter saw that the young master was so generous for such a short distance, which made it clear that he had to go there even if it was not convenient for him. So he took the silver and said with a simple smile, "It's convenient for him, it's convenient for him, come on up quickly, there is a place behind, the road to Xiaohe Village is a bit bumpy, I hope you two don't mind."

"It's okay, thank you for your help." Lu Xin said politely.

Then Lu Xin carried the little girl onto the thatched cart, intending to get there before dark. If they were lucky, the little girl would have a home at night.