Invincibility Begins with a Super Fairy Manny IBWASFM Chapter 1374: 1371: One Sword Sweeps Across the World (5th U

Chapter 1374: Chapter 1371: One Sword Sweeps Across the World (5th Update)

Back then, Wen Muling had suffered a series of blows, causing her mory to falter. For a ti, she couldn’t even recall who she was.

Yet she wasn’t in any danger. On the contrary, during that ti, she lived quite well and happily!

The place where she found herself was a very peculiar one.

Speaking of this, a nostalgic expression appeared on Wen Muling’s face as she murmured, “I never imagined there could be such a place in this world, where the Ghost Race and the Human Clan coexist harmoniously—and everyone works hard for their small lives!”

“Even many Ghost Race young ladies preferred to seek out scholarly gentlen from the Human Clan, leading to many widely celebrated romances!”

At this point, Wen Muling glanced at Xue An and softly asked, “Lord, do you believe what I’ve just said?”

An unusual expression flashed across Xue An’s face, then he nodded. “I believe you!”

Wen Muling smiled, then continued her story, “Later, my mories began to gradually return. Though life in that place was comfortable and idyllic, I was determined to find Lord Nether Monarch and avenge my senior brothers and sisters. So, I began searching for a way to leave that place!”

“Eventually, I t soone!” A respectful look appeared in Wen Muling’s eyes. “Soone whose back view alone told she must be an extraordinary woman. She told she was the master of that dinsion—and the one who saved !”

“I was deeply grateful to her at the ti! But she said she had only intervened because she couldn’t stand the way the prominent families of the Central Ghost Realm behaved, and she admired Lord Nether Monarch’s character!”

“Later, after my persistent requests, she sent to this edge of the Ghost Realm. Before I left, she told that this path was my own choice and that she wouldn’t be able to help much, other than bringing here!”

After recounting this, Wen Muling nervously looked at Xue An.

Xue An pondered for a mont before chuckling lightly. “That’s quite interesting! Can you still communicate with that dinsion?”

Wen Muling hesitated briefly, then gritted her teeth and pulled out a small copper mirror from her clothing.

“That esteed lady told that if I wanted to find her, I could return through this copper mirror!”

Xue An accepted the copper mirror and gently stroked the tadpole-like runes etched on its surface, remaining silent.

“Lord, what are your next steps?” Wen Muling asked softly.

Xue An smiled, then looked up before returning the copper mirror to Wen Muling. “Regardless, the one who saved you definitely knows many things. My next move is to find her!”

Wen Muling grew visibly nervous. “But… wouldn’t that cause trouble for my benefactor…?”

It was clear that Wen Muling held deep respect for her unknown lifesaver.

“Don’t worry. I simply have so questions for her and won’t reveal her whereabouts. Besides…”

Xue An didn’t finish his sentence, only casting a aningful glance at Wen Muling.

But Wen Muling, caught up in her overwhelming joy, failed to notice anything unusual.

“Lord, you’ve slain mbers of both the Ren Family and the Tan Family. If you leave like this, won’t they inevitably bring harm to the people of this realm when they co here?” Wen Muling asked, her concern evident.

Xue An smiled faintly. “I’ve already thought of that. Before killing them, I used Divine Sense to seal off all information and created the illusion that they’re still alive. Before I leave, I’ll temporarily seal this realm to ensure no harm can co to it!”

Wen Muling nodded firmly. “Then Lord, when shall we set out?”

Xue An looked up at the sky before blandly replying, “I’ll go visit a friend first. You make arrangents for the people here.”

“Understood!” Wen Muling nodded, but when she raised her head again, Xue An’s figure had already vanished.

She froze in place, as did Ah Qing and the fortunate survivors like Song Jingyue.

Of course, they couldn’t hear the conversation between Xue An and Wen Muling—only notice that the man who’d just been standing there had suddenly disappeared, leaving them all bewildered.

anwhile, Wen Muling took a deep breath, calming herself, before waving toward Ah Qing and the others.

“Co here! I have sothing to say to you all!”

As Wen Muling began organizing her subordinates, elsewhere—on a well-trodden road—a figure strode forward, leading a young Ghost Race disciple. This man was none other than Jin Jue, who suddenly stopped mid-step.

“Master! What’s wrong?” The young Ghost Race boy asked, startled. But before he could finish speaking, his attention shifted to the white-robed youth standing a short distance ahead.

The boy’s innate Ghost Race instincts imdiately sensed an extre sense of danger emanating from the youth—as if before him stood not a person, but a ravenous Tyrannosaur.

The boy trembled all over, his heart surfacing with an unsettling thought.

There hadn’t been anyone ahead just monts ago, so when had this figure appeared?

At that mont, Jin Jue, his composure unshaken, clasped his hands together and said, “Ah, Benefactor, we et again!”

Xue An responded casually, “Indeed, we et again!”

As he spoke, his gaze swept over the Ghost Race disciple, making the boy shudder and nearly collapse.

“Is this your newly accepted disciple?” Xue An asked slowly.

“Yes,” Jin Jue replied.

Xue An nodded. “Not bad!”

Jin Jue smiled. “You are ‘not bad’ as well, Benefactor!”

“Oh?” Xue An said, surprised. “You an to say, you think very highly of too?”

“Does it surprise you?” Jin Jue asked, his expression calm.

“A little, actually. By most accounts, shouldn’t you be lanting ‘sin upon sin’ and chastising for going too far?” Xue An comnted leisurely.

“Earlier, perhaps. But now, I believe so matters can only be resolved through bloodshed,” Jin Jue said solemnly.

“Tsk tsk, that doesn’t sound like sothing you’d say!” Xue An remarked with a smirk.

Jin Jue chuckled as well. “I never expected you, Benefactor, to wield such awe-inspiring power—one strike to sweep the world, what a magnificent spectacle!”

At those words, the young Ghost Race disciple finally realized the truth. A chill ran down his spine as an overwhelming sense of terror surged within him.

So the earth-shaking strike earlier was unleashed by this white-robed youth?

Xue An curiously studied Jin Jue for a mont. “It seems the Master has changed quite drastically in just a few days!”

Jin Jue pressed his palms together. “The Buddha taught three thousand thods; whichever benefits all beings is the one I will choose. Moreover, slaying evildoers is itself an act of kindness. Even the Buddha has statues of the Wrathful King Kong—infinite compassion will only lead to greater suffering!”

Xue An clapped lightly in admiration. “Well said!”

Jin Jue replied calmly, “Are you leaving now, Benefactor?”

Xue An nodded, then winked at Jin Jue. “I only have one question for you—what would you like to say to the you in another dinsion?”