Yingying kept looking back. Jingxi wore a conical hat and gripped the nose of the Black Iron Great Bell in one hand, carrying the enormous bell on his shoulder as he strode like the wind, chasing stars and moon to keep up with Su Yun.
But Su Yun was too fast. Jingxi had no choice but to travel at full speed, lest that ill-intentioned Heavenly Emperor who had stolen his stone sword escape.
"Big dummy."
Yingying shook her head at the sight, thinking, Scholar has picked up another laborer for nothing—and one who follows him wholeheartedly without asking for a penny.
Su Yun had taken his sword, so naturally Jingxi would not let Su Yun leave his sight. If danger arose, Jingxi certainly would not stand idly by. He would have to help, lest Su Yun's enemies seize his stone sword.
After going back and forth like this, as the saying went, no friendship without a fight. When Su Yun invited him to join them, it became difficult for him to refuse.
Su Yun had tried this little trick time and again, and it never failed.
Of course, there truly was danger along the way. Not only Su Yun, but even Yingying remained on high alert, ready to handle any unforeseen event.
For one thing, Di Hu knew that Su Yun had entered the Oblivion River. He had even dispatched his skins to capture him, only for Zhong Jinling to block them. Di Hu could do nothing to Zhong Jinling for the time being, and thus had not stirred up trouble again over the past year.
Though he could not invade the Oblivion River Continent, he could monitor it at all times. Whenever Su Yun left the Oblivion River Continent, it naturally could not escape his eyes and ears.
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