The Days of Competition Chapter 139

After the group of cultivators left, Taoist Shao pulled him to fly towards Southern Xinjiang. Gu Huaichuan opened his right hand, took out his natal flying sword and said, "My true essence has been restored. Sword cultivators fly faster, so why not use my sword instead?"

The sword was slightly slender, and its color was like frost and snow, shining coldly. Aiden Shao had only seen two sword cultivators in his life, and Senior Qingjing had never fought in front of him. He was a little tempted to think about the sword of a sword cultivator, but he changed his mind and asked, "So many people are looking for you, what if someone recognizes your sword?"

Gu Huaichuan said coldly: "Sword cultivators fly much faster than ordinary cultivators. Even if we run into someone on the way, by the time he realizes that my sword looks familiar, we will have already flown a hundred miles away. If you are worried, you can use the Eclipse Moon Pill to refine the sword body, and the sword light will be dim and unremarkable."

When he went out to train, he often had to take care of his disciples. With this disciple whose cultivation level was improving very slowly, he couldn't be as clear-minded as when he was young and kill wherever he wanted. He also had to find ways to reduce the presence of the two of them, so that no enemy would use this disciple to threaten him. Therefore, he stored a lot of related things on him. He took out the elixir and wiped it on the sword. The bright silver-white sword became similar to the "house-guarding sword" sold in the market. It fell into the air and turned into a long sword as long as a bicycle. The two went up one after the other, and the flying sword turned into a stream of light and disappeared into the clouds.

The sword was indeed flying faster than the clouds, and Gu Huaichuan's sword was even faster than that of an average person, so fast that even the clouds became blurred. Occasionally, they passed by monks who were also going to Southern Xinjiang. They could not even see the clothes of the monks clearly, and they were far away, not to mention the magic weapons and sword lights left by the monks. They probably saw them the same way.