Urban Sword Legend
Chapter 1751

1751. Shattered Mirrors Were Hard to Mend

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"The mirror broke?"

Diana couldn't help gaping at the bronze antique mirror, now shattered into pieces no bigger than a finger.

The shards were mixed in with the sand. Forget putting it back together—there was no way they could even pick up every last piece.

Even if they managed to restore it to its original shape, its supernatural power was probably gone for good. There was no chance it would ever work as it had before.

Qingyao Demoness was still happily tearing into huge slabs of pork jerky, each one the size of an A4 sheet of paper and covered in her bite marks like a leaf. She didn't care at all that the so-called "demon-revealing mirror" had shone on her.

As long as it didn't stop the Demoness from eating, it could shine all it wanted. What could she expect from this lousy little thing? It couldn't possibly break through a Demon King's defenses.

Li Bai lowered his sunglasses and confirmed, "Mm. It's broken!"

There were always unexpected turns of fortune in life.

The little brat had been showing off her ancestral treasure, and now look what had happened. She'd finally shown off a little too much!

Serves her right for being so careless!

"This is terrible!"

The ancestral treasure of Great Freedom Temple had been destroyed in her hands. Wonderful Dharma Child was crying her eyes out.

She could already picture her little bottom getting spanked until it split into eight pieces.

Diana comforted her. "Xiao Ling, don't cry. Hurry and pick it up. Maybe we can fix it once we get back!"

Nobody noticed the reading still showing on the lux meter's LCD screen.

8888888

It was maxed out, far beyond the device's measurement range.

Fortunately, the intense white light was a soft, cool glow that gave

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