She had become so lazy and aloof because she was simply too invincible. And because she was overwhelmingly powerful, nothing could rouse her interest. Yet when I brought up the matter of making her my sword spirit, she agreed outright, even saying that my request was "perfectly reasonable." I could hardly be certain what had prompted her.? ?
"Your hand is trembling." Li Guxian's lowered lashes quivered lightly, and a hint of a smile brushed across her pursed lips. My heart trembled along with it, and I could only smile wryly.
It had been a long time since I had felt the way I did when I first met my wife-sister. Li Guxian was so formidable that, once she became my sword spirit, the help she would provide me in the future was beyond imagination!
After drawing the formation, I quickly tapped a scarlet dot, like cinnabar, onto her forehead. The process of acknowledging me as her master went unusually smoothly. She offered no resistance at all and even helped me complete the pact, which immediately gave me an excellent impression of her.
"All right. We're master and spirit now. But I'm a little tired, so may I rest here for a while? Also, if you aren't using this sword, please withdraw your power from it, lest I become negligent and cause its strength to run wild," Li Guxian said.
I nodded. "All right. This sword is called Cataclysm now. What was its original name?"
"Its original name? I called it Bunny. Isn't there a saying that when a rabbit is pushed into a corner, it bites? That's where I got it from. Cataclysm this, Cataclysm that—it isn't nearly as imposing as you think." Li Guxian giggled, then vanished.
"B-Bunny?" I stood there petrified. I never would have imagined that