Buy it or don't.
But the young girl quickly thought of something and said with a serious expression, "May I ask where you got this flying sword?"
Only then did her tone finally change. No longer did every word carry an air of tsundere arrogance. She even used the respectful form of "you." She was no longer as aggressive as she had been when introducing herself as Wonderful Dharma Child of the Great Freedom Temple on Longhu Mountain, as if she were prepared to challenge someone to a fight. Her speech had sounded old-fashioned and imposing, like a little adult.
Once there was a first time, there would be a second and a third...
By the same logic, once the first flying sword had appeared, there would be a second and a third... Naturally, the more, the better.
There were flying-sword artifacts in both official and private collections—not just one, either. However, they had all been eroded by time until they were unusable, no different from scrap metal. And many of them were counterfeit reproductions: ancient imitations, modern imitations, and contemporary imitations. At a glance, their appearance could look even more authentic than the real thing, but they certainly could not fly. All that remained in the martial world was the legend of flying swords.
Whether flying swords could truly fly had remained unsettled until Li Bai's flying sword was acquired through a transaction.
That was until a genuine flying sword was finally turned over to the National Treasury.
Now that they had a flying sword, the questions of who should use it and who could use it became a headache. In the end, it fell into the hands of a genius mage from the Great Freedom Temple on Longhu Mountain.
Wonderful Dharma Child was publicly recognized by the Taoist