The Sword God of Shili Slope in the Magical World

After an afternoon of intensive training, Su De discovered that everyone's enthusiasm for swordsmanship was at an all-time high.

There were two classes today.

The first section is about swordsmanship, and the second section is about drawing the sword.

As a swordsman, the state of mind when drawing the sword is extremely important, as it relates to one's mentality and will.

Fortunately, no one was absent or left; everyone listened attentively.

As for teaching sword drawing, Su De could only rely on experience.

As the saying goes, go with your gut feeling.

A disciple asked him how he had mastered the simple act of drawing a sword to such an extraordinary level.

Su De could only impart two key words: practice more.

Everyone was incredibly surprised by this swordsman from out of town who had come from working in the countryside, planting rice seedlings, and tilling the fields.

Is it really possible for a person to become this strong solely through these means?

Most people are skeptical.

They believe that Teacher Su De is still hiding.

Only by touching Teacher Su De with their sincere enthusiasm can we learn something real.

But for now, Su De can finally catch his breath.

Main Quest: Establish a sect and increase the number of disciples to 3 (Completed)

[Settlement Rewards: 1 random spirit pet egg, Qi Convergence Sword Drawing Technique, Tranquility Mantra.]

A notification that the task was completed quickly appeared before my eyes.

The rewards were all very basic and probably not very useful to Sude himself.

But it's still good for teaching newcomers.

Sude had just been thinking about how to find a method to calm the mind and help those easily agitated knight trainees, and this calming mantra came at just the right time.

A white egg, about the size of an ostrich egg, brimming with vitality, appeared in Sude's hand.

"Since it's random, are the creatures inside monsters or demonic beasts?"

Su De was still very curious about this.

He discovered that all the system's rewards were related to cultivating immortality.

Who told him to get the Immortal Cultivation System?

"This world has no spiritual energy, and we don't know how long it will take for it to hatch."

Sude could only put the spirit pet egg into his storage ring and wait for it to hatch.

Soon, a new notification appeared.

[New Main Quest: Increase the number of disciples under your tutelage to 10, and personally accept one as your personal disciple.]

[Current progress: Sect disciples (100/10), Personal disciples (0/1)]

"A direct disciple?"

Su Demo stroked his chin and thought for a moment.

It has been a long time since I have accepted any direct disciples.

Ordinary disciples would stay in his sword-fighting hall for a maximum of one year before leaving.

But as long as you are a direct disciple, you have to stay for at least three to five years.

Throughout his career teaching swordsmanship, he didn't have many personally taught disciples.

Fei Xue is one of them.

She has eight more apprentices like herself.

Fei Xue is ranked ninth, making her the youngest.

Moreover, Hishiyuki's talent wasn't the best. He only suggested using kendo to guide the other person out of their depression after seeing them lose their parents, become homeless, and suffer from depression.

The other disciples each had their own characteristics. Some were orphans with no ties, hoping to be adopted by him and learn the skills to make a living. Others were impoverished nobles who were being hunted down and encountered danger. They temporarily hid in his sword school and later stayed for several years. Still others came from prominent families but had unspeakable secrets and could only stay in the countryside.

In those years, everyone forgot their identities and lived carefree in the sword club, leaving behind a beautiful memory.

So many years have passed, and everyone has gone their separate ways.

Su De thought he was all alone, but he didn't expect to run into Fei Xue.

Feixue walked over at this moment, looking very happy. She smiled and said, "Teacher, you've worked hard. Let's call it a day for today's training. I see everyone is very enthusiastic."

Sude nodded and said, "It's because everyone has a very good foundation. After all, they are outstanding talents who have come from all over the kingdom."

Feixue blinked: "Are there any people with exceptional talent? We could give them special attention."

"Well... there's no one particularly outstanding; everyone is quite excellent."

Su De was slightly speechless and gave a moderate evaluation.

He looked around and found that none of them were recommended by the system to be taken as disciples.

If someone isn't talented enough, they might not receive many rewards.

"What are the criteria for a teacher to accept a disciple? Does one have to be as talented as my older brother?" Fei Xue asked curiously.

She was always curious about what kind of talent a teacher could have that would catch his eye.

In her memory, all the senior students had amazing talents.

Especially the eldest brother, who followed the teacher the longest and was also the strongest.

I haven't seen him for many years.

I wonder what he's doing now.

"In the early years, there weren't any standards. The main thing was to give everyone a skill and to support the village," Sude replied.

He used to accept all kinds of apprentices without hesitation.

"So now..."

"Before, it was for making a living; now it's for selecting talent for the king. How can those be the same?" Sude laughed.

He was slightly dazed when he heard Fei Xue mention his elder brother.

An image of a handsome face with blue hair and a beauty mark at the corner of his eye involuntarily appeared in my mind.

"Captain Scarlet Snow, something terrible has happened! The church in the capital has been attacked, and many civilians have been injured... The King has ordered you to take action and capture the thieves!"

A young knight approached Fei Xue and gave a brief report on the situation.

Feixue nodded seriously: "I understand."

She looked at Su De and said regretfully, "I'm sorry, teacher, I'm afraid I won't be able to have dinner with you later."

Su De smiled and shook his head: "It's alright, you go ahead and get busy, it's work after all."

"Um!"

Fei Xue instantly switched to a fighting expression, as if she had transformed back into the aloof beauty of the Kingdom of Avalon.

Watching the other person leave, Su De also prepared to leave the training ground, and many people waved goodbye from the bottom of their hearts:

"Goodbye, Teacher Su De!"

Goodbye, teacher!

Sude nodded in response.

Even after he left the capital, he was still thinking about what he should have for dinner.

This is the royal city after all, unlike when I was in the countryside, where I could only eat wheat porridge and vegetable soup, and I could only eat meat a few times a month. Those monsters looked disgusting and I couldn't bring myself to eat them.

After leaving the royal city, he discovered that someone was following him.

The method of concealment was so sophisticated that, in theory, I shouldn't have been able to detect it.

But the other party seemed to be intentionally exposing themselves, deliberately letting him discover them.

What does this mean?

Su De deliberately went into a dimly lit alley, making it easier to make his move without alerting the enemy or disturbing the citizens.

"I really don't understand what you could possibly want from a country bumpkin like me."

Sude slowly turned around and looked at the shadows in the darkness, his gaze indifferent.

A tall woman with bright red, wavy hair quickly emerged from the shadows.

Upon seeing Su De's face clearly, the woman smiled and said, "I heard that a swordsmanship instructor has come to the capital, and he doesn't even need magic or battle aura. I knew then that it could only be you."

"My dearest teacher, Su De."

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