Hold Your Blade, Heroine!
Chapter 92

On the clear river, the moon drew near

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The faint sound echoed at the bow, as though nothing remained between heaven and earth but a lone little boat.

Niao Niao crouched behind them, watching curiously. Heartless Tang waved, but the bird certainly wasn't leaving. Only when Ye Jingtang raised three fingers, promising three days of eating with wild abandon and no beak restrictions, did Niao Niao slip silently away from the boat, fully satisfied.

The icy beauty of peerless looks sat dazed at the bow. At some point, her pearly teeth had been pried apart, and she curled her hands in front of herself, somewhat at a loss.

It was Ye Jingtang's first passionate kiss with someone he loved, too. Staying perfectly rational was hardly realistic. As they kissed, it began going to his head, and his hand involuntarily...

"Mmph?!"

Luo Ning had no idea how much time had passed. The movement against her chest instantly brought her back to her senses. She quickly pulled away, her face flushed crimson as she glared at Ye Jingtang!

Ye Jingtang sheepishly sat up properly, acting as though nothing had happened:

"All right, let's continue. Are we still betting?"

"..."

Luo Ning glared at Ye Jingtang for a long time before she suppressed the countless emotions in her eyes, leaving only icy coldness:

"Compose another poem right now. If you can't, I'll..."

Her hand touched the flexible sword at her waist, her eyes turning toward Little Jingtang.

Ye Jingtang smiled as he looked at Heroine Luo's glistening, moist red lips:

"So we're still betting? If I can't compose one, you'll castrate me. What will you do if I can?"

Luo Ning was no fool. "I don't believe your poetic talent exceeds even your talent for martial arts," she said gravely. "You must have come prepared and deliberately tricked me into

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