Rainbow Sword

“Original, are you there? Are you there? There’s an unknown creature approaching,” Xiao Lin said, wielding a blue sword in one hand and a red sword in the other, performing a clumsy sword flourish.

You know, even though Mavis’s toys weren’t very useful, they had great special effects and were quite fun.

At least Xiao Lin liked them a lot.

Linlin, in Mavis’s arms, opened her eyes. She was encircled, and it wasn’t easy to get out without disturbing Mavis.

Linlin: “You go distract it… Never mind, I’ll go.”

Xiao Lin had just put on Linlin’s black robe, but her entire vision was blocked, and the hem dragging on the ground made her feel offended, grumbling discontentedly: “What, don’t you trust me?”

“It’s not that I don’t trust you, it’s just safer this way,” Linlin slid out of Mavis’s arms and then put a pillow in her place.

She moved very quietly, making sure not to wake Mavis.

Tiptoeing from the guest bedroom to the master bedroom, she quickly put on her clothes and jumped out of the window.

Linlin was a little annoyed; she shouldn’t have brought the essence back home.

Look, now it had attracted strange things.

In this world, there was a powerful god, the God of Cause and Effect, Destiny, or in short, the God of Fate.

Legend had it that He constructed the connections between everything in the world and strung them together with fate.

One fate could deduce everything.

In other words, as long as one delved deep enough into the path of fate, one could deduce many things with the ubiquitous fate.

For example, her teacher Bertha was very good at using fate.

Even though she had no fate with the Solitary Mourner and knew nothing about him, she was able to deduce his name based on the various unknown fates on the essence.

Others were unlikely to be as good as her, but it wouldn’t be difficult to deduce the location of the essence based on the fate with the essence.

After leaving her house, Linlin deliberately took a detour with the essence, preparing to attack the figure from behind.

Linlin hadn’t been soft-hearted when she dealt with Mr. Brown, let alone an enemy who had come to her doorstep.

Like a cat, she silently leaped behind the shadow, ready to slit his throat with a jet-black dagger.

However, just as Linlin was about to strike, the abstract symbols on the shadow’s black clothes suddenly seemed to come alive, moving and walking randomly, while constantly stirring the colors within Linlin’s field of vision.

Linlin instantly felt dizzy, and double images and distortions constantly appeared in her field of vision.

This knife could only stop in place. Relying on her body’s instincts, Linlin quickly rolled backward to create distance.

“Hmm?” The shadow seemed to have only just noticed this insignificant ant and turned around.

Sensing something was wrong, Linlin threw the essence back to Xiao Lin, who was rushing over.

The shadow, who had originally intended to casually kill this demon, was instantly attracted by the essence.

“You, are unexpectedly weak. How about a deal? You give me the essence, and I’ll let you live.”

The shadow’s voice was as murky as ever, as if he had phlegm stuck in his throat.

“Bah, who would believe you!”

The hood was very large, and Xiao Lin’s vision was completely blocked, but this actually allowed Xiao Lin to avoid the abstract symbols on the shadow’s black clothes, only needing to use Linlin’s perspective to determine a general direction.

Xiao Lin wasn’t wrong, and the shadow didn’t refute.

A deal was a deal, and he would definitely let them go, but he didn’t say he couldn’t catch them again.

He couldn’t possibly change the terms of the deal to never catch them again.

Actually, there was no need for a deal.

These two were so weak that he could just grab it directly. Proposing a deal was just a subconscious habit.

“You little demon, you’re quite arrogant,” the shadow shook his head slightly.

Tall didn’t necessarily mean strong, but those as small as Xiao Lin were mostly weak little demons.

Even the one who seemed to be a succubus was troubled by his unintentionally released mental pollution, let alone a little demon.

The shadow felt they couldn’t cause any trouble.

But he wasn’t in a hurry to attack.

He had a strange intuition that there were definitely other demons staring at him nearby.

Mainly because these two were too weak, too much like bait, the shadow’s vigilance was at its highest, and he was observing his surroundings with the corner of his eye.

“Hehe, let me show you just how arrogant I can be!”

Xiao Lin pulled a crimson sword from her rolled-up black robe, which looked dazzling under the moonlight.

The shadow stared intently.

Swoosh!

Because she was holding the other six swords and the essence, Xiao Lin could only use an uncoordinated force to throw the red sword with all her might.

It turned into a red light, streaking across the night sky, directly hitting the shadow.

You know, these special effects were really deceptive, and Xiao Lin was just trying it out.

She didn’t expect the shadow to really be scared, and he quickly retreated a few steps, creating dozens of meters of distance.

The red sword was stuck diagonally in the place where he had been standing.

“Eh?” Xiao Lin was a little surprised. He was really tricked?

The shadow seemed a little angry and rushed towards Xiao Lin at high speed.

Xiao Lin was flustered, but at least, with the advantage of time brought by the distance, she threw out the orange sword, forcing the shadow back again.

Xiao Lin anxiously said in her heart, “Original, quickly think of something!”

Linlin tried to think calmly, but those strange abstract symbols always intruded into her thinking, disrupting her thoughts.

“@》/＜‘&＜^O^♛”

“What the hell are you talking about?” There were only three swords left, and the shadow was retreating less and less.

He seemed to have noticed something, but he wasn’t sure.

Xiao Lin was very anxious, but the original sent a bunch of garbled characters, and she immediately became agitated.

With Xiao Lin’s reminder, Linlin realized, and with Xiao Lin’s consciousness correcting it, she finally transmitted the correct thought: “Enchant me!”

“Eh? Oh!” Taking advantage of the gap between throwing the sixth sword, Xiao Lin threw an enchantment at Linlin.

Linlin was completely unguarded against this enchantment, and the process was very easy. She instantly became Xiao Lin’s subservient.

The succubus’s enchantment was the embodiment of the original sin of lust.

With Linlin already enchanted and having a master, it was completely not something the shadow’s inexplicable mental pollution could compete with, and it was instantly kicked out.

Hey, who’s begging here? Go away, go away.

If it was an away game, the amount of mental pollution could make Xiao Lin’s weak enchantment have nowhere to escape, the quantity negating the quality.

But this was her home field.

To negate the difference in quality required more quantity, and this passive mental pollution was obviously not up to par.

With her thoughts cleared, Linlin analyzed the situation.

At the moment the last purple sword was thrown, she had Xiao Lin throw the essence to her, and she moved with cat-like steps, quickly leaping towards the residential area, instantly disappearing among the buildings.

“Damn it!” The shadow really didn’t expect this succubus to recover inexplicably, and her speed was ridiculously fast.

Without even stopping, or even thinking of giving Xiao Lin a finishing blow, with a swoosh, he also began to move, chasing after her.

He didn’t have any extra karma. If he lost her this time, he could only rely on luck and fate.

“Good, good fast, all so fast,” the surviving Xiao Lin said with such emotion.

In the world of martial arts, speed is the only thing that matters.

Linlin, who deeply studied the way of survival, had practiced escaping to the extreme.

Alice was much stronger than her, but she easily played Alice like a dog.

But this time, the speed that had always been invincible had met an opponent.

The shadow was biting at her heels.

If it weren’t for the parkour skills brought by years of running around, and using some roadblocks to hinder the shadow, she might have really been caught.

Linlin used her slender figure to flexibly leap into a house through a half-open window.

Looking back, she originally thought he would be a little hesitant and would also try to squeeze through the window, but because of his unfamiliarity, he would slow down.

But he didn’t care at all, and with one charge, he smashed the window directly.

Linlin thought it was terrible, but she could only continue to shuttle through the complex terrain of the alleys, relying on her familiarity with the map.

The sound of shattering, the sound of objects falling to the ground, and various noisy sounds kept ringing in the quiet night, and house after house lit candles.

Looking down from the sky, it was like a greedy snake moving erratically, constantly extending in the city.

“Xiao Lin!”

“Coming, coming,” Xiao Lin said, tidying up the mess, and bringing the seven rainbow swords and the blood-red bead.

As for the golden armor, it was too big and completely unwearable, it would only be a burden.

Mavis’s little toys, if you didn’t know about them in advance, with those realistic special effects, could sometimes have a surprising effect, tricking people.

While Linlin was leading the shadow in circles,

Xiao Lin found a suitable location, used the blood-red bead’s special effects plus the rainbow swords, and set up a very deceptive trap.

Hopefully, it would trick the shadow away.

Well, hopefully.

Xiao Lin had a feeling that this time it might not be able to trick him.