Starting with magical girls, I'll reign supreme for eternity.

The other party's hostility escalated rapidly, even becoming somewhat oppressive.

Although it's not appropriate for Jiang Si to take the initiative, it's not a problem for him to let the other party demonstrate their strength.

The girl, whose white clothes were somewhat transparent, held a cane in her hand—she had her eyes closed and naturally relied on the cane to find her way, but at this moment she put the cane away and placed it at her waist.

Surprisingly, it faintly revealed the aura of swords.

Jiang Si's eyes lit up. In this world, besides herself, there were actually others exploring the Great Dao in the physical body?

"Leave here."

Hearing the warning, Jiang Si did not retreat but advanced, step by step approaching the blind girl.

"What if I don't?"

A sharp aura suddenly locked onto her, and Jiang Si felt as if she were being aimed at by a gun.

What a sharp sword! What a fierce aura!

The heroes of this world are as numerous as carp crossing a river!

The blind girl slowly pulled out her cane, which slashed down like a peerless sword!

Jiang Si didn't flinch at all. She twisted her waist, turned to the side, raised her foot, and delivered a simple yet fierce high roundhouse kick!

The cane clashed with the whip, yet it was like a sword clashing with an axe!

When Jiang Si stopped, the broken half of the cane flew out and stuck in the mud next to him, like a broken sword.

Despite such immense strength, the girl still gripped the other half of the cane tightly and refused to let go.

Jiang Si was not unharmed either; a few strands of hair she hadn't combed out that morning were blown to the ground.

With admiration in her heart, Jiang Si simply raised her voice and said, "Again!"

But the blind girl shook her head. "This is the only trick I know."

Jiang Si was stunned for a moment, and before she could feel disappointed, she saw the girl say softly, "But it's okay, I have one last trick up my sleeve."

After saying that, he pulled out a pistol from his pocket and pointed it at Jiang Si.

Chapter Sixty-Two: The Beginning of Proving the Dao!

"A mere pistol."

Jiang Si twisted her neck. "How could it compare to your sword?"

He abandoned his strongest weapon and instead picked up a toy to scare people.

That's really disappointing.

It's just a bullet; he can withstand it without any problem. His physical strength is sufficient to keep the bullets at a shallow level, preventing them from penetrating deeper into the muscle.

If combined with the corrupting magic of the inner core, deflecting bullets directly is not a problem.

But there's no need for that.

The bullet wasn't moving very fast; he could detect it.

"shot."

The blind, white-haired girl paused, clearly not expecting the other person to say that.

But they quickly located Jiang Si.

It wasn't about locking on with your eyes—the girl was blind with her eyes closed—but rather locking on with your senses.

In other words, it's about being shrewd and calculating.

For a moment, Jiang Si felt like there was no way to avoid it.

Can the acceleration only begin from the moment the gun is fired? Interesting. This is indeed a bit challenging for Jiang Si.

A cool breeze blew by, and Jiang Si twisted her feet, ready to exert force in an instant.

The two were too close. Even Jiang Si felt a bit of pressure trying to outrun bullets at that distance without using magic.

A withered leaf drifted down from a nearby branch, and the girl in white tightened her grip slightly.

Jiang Si instantly bent over and bent her knees, with half of her foot on the ground, like a leopard poised to pounce, brimming with explosive power that was immediately apparent.

Just as the withered leaves fell to the ground!

"What are you two doing outside the sect?"

Bing Tang walked over from the side at some point and casually took the pistol from the white-haired girl's hand. "How many times have I told you not to play with water guns? Don't play with water guns! You bought another water gun, Bai Mei! How much did you spend?"

Somewhat angrily, he pulled the trigger at Bai Mei, the water inside splashing all over the white-haired girl's face.

Despite being scolded by Bing Tang, the white-haired girl simply replied in a flat tone, "Not much, just three thousand."

So Bing Tang, exasperated, smacked her forehead twice. "Three thousand! To buy a life-size water gun? You're more wasteful than Qinghua!"

"I earned it myself through part-time work."

"Does earning money from working mean you can spend it recklessly?"

"Sorry……"

After giving Jiang Si a lecture, Bing Tang turned to look at him, who had practically stomped a hole in the ground. "What is the sect leader doing now?"

Jiang Si casually pulled her foot out, patted her trouser leg, and said, "It's nothing, just some exercise."

The girl named Bai Mei opened her mouth, and her usually calm voice finally showed a slight fluctuation, "Sect Master?"

Bing Tang then realized, "Oh, right, it's been three years since you last met the sect leader, so it's normal that you wouldn't recognize him. Jiang Si has changed a lot since then..."

Bai Mei silently took the pistol back from Bing Tang's hand.

He aimed it at his own head.

They fired wildly.

……

BH City, within the Qingyun Sect.

A girl with her eyes closed was facing the wall, repeatedly apologizing.

"I'm sorry, I'm so sorry, Master..."

Bing Tang, who was standing nearby, couldn't bear to watch any longer. She pulled her over, grabbed a dry towel, and wiped the sweat from her head. "Alright, alright, your master is here."

Sitting there so weak and frail, Bai Mei looked as if she was about to disappear completely.

Bai Mei, 15 years old, was the first magical girl and the first true disciple accepted by the Qingyun Sect three years ago.

As a girl who had been ill since childhood and didn't have much time left, Bai Mei was abandoned in a park by her family. When Jiang Si and Bing Tang brought her back, Bai Mei was not yet a magical girl.

He was so thin he was just skin and bones, small and short, looking like he could die at any moment.

Bing Tang called the family's private doctor over for treatment and learned that Bai Mei had a congenital disease. Although it wouldn't be fatal immediately, even with proper care, she wouldn't live past her twenties or thirties.

If Bai Mei hadn't met them, she probably would have died a few days later.

At that time, Qingyun Sect did not have any other magical girls, and the appearance of the calamity beasts was not frequent, so Bai Mei was allowed to stay in the sect for the time being.

Although it looked pitiful, Qingyun Sect was not a welfare institution after all, and the two of them did not have the ability to take care of a seriously ill child.

After Bing Tang received treatment from her private doctor, the plan was to let her stay for a while until she recovered, and then send her to an orphanage.

As a result, on the day they found a welfare home and planned to send her away, Bai Mei secretly ran away.

He took a wooden stick and went to challenge the monster.

When the Qingyun Sect was first established, Jiang Si was very enthusiastic about telling about the sect's predecessors and immortals in her imagination, partly to help Bing Tang understand the origin and rationale of the Qingyun Sect.

On the other hand, he also hopes that Bing Tang can pursue the Great Dao with him.

Unfortunately, compared to that vague and uncertain Great Dao, Bing Tang only wanted to establish the Qingyun Sect with Jiang Si and didn't have much interest in pursuing the Great Dao or tempering her own body.

Bai Mei, on the contrary, became fascinated by it.

In Jiang Si's stories, her favorite characters were the so-called sword cultivators. They were aloof and cold, fearless and unwavering, and most importantly...

Sword, awesome!

Bing Tang tried hard to remember all the nonsensical cultivation methods Jiang Si talked about, but she couldn't remember them at all. The other magical girls either couldn't understand them or had no interest in them.

Only Bai Mei believed everything Jiang Si said and diligently practiced according to Jiang Si's methods.

On the day they prepared to send Bai Mei away, the little girl didn't have any other thoughts.

Because she didn't feel she deserved to be there, and she knew she was a burden, and even her parents didn't want her.

How can one expect two strangers to accept them?

Moreover, Lord Bing Tang has already found a doctor to treat her and given her a lot of medicine for free. Even if she were to be sent away, a welfare home has been arranged for her.

From beginning to end, Bai Mei never considered asking to stay at the Qingyun Sect.

Therefore, Bai Mei was not saddened that Bing Tang and Jiang Si wanted to see her off; she just felt it was only natural.

When Bai Mei went to find the Disaster Beast, she didn't have any other intentions; she just wanted to take a final exam.

He demonstrated everything he had learned from Jiang Si by killing a calamity beast as a thank you gift to his teacher.

In terms of the outcome, it can actually be considered a success.

Because she did indeed kill a calamity beast.

But in terms of the process, it was all wrong.

My practice was inadequate, and I failed to unleash the great power of sword cultivation that Teacher Jiang Si had described.

The wooden stick he was holding broke with just one blow.

A true swordsman should be able to create a sword aura as powerful as a rainbow, even if he is only holding a single strand of hair.

Bai Mei didn't know if that time could be considered despair, but she did have an impulse she had never felt before in her life.

He wanted to become stronger and prove to Teacher Jiang Si that he could do what she said.

I want everyone to witness the splendor of the realm that sword cultivators can reach!

Her intense desire brought about a miracle, and she received her own miracle seed.