A Man Like None Other

“I came here to find the Myocyte Grass-it’s the only thing that can heal the burn on my face,” Judith explained, her earlier excitement replaced with a somber determination.

“We’ll help you search for it,” Suspine offered, gesturing to his companions. “Get moving! Help your junior find that grass.”

The group scattered, diligently searching the area. Meanwhile, Suspine lingered near Judith, striking up a conversation that seemed casual but carried a deeper intent. “Judith, the secret scroll documentation device is vital to our Ten Thousand Sword Sect. You have to keep it safe. Do you have it with you? If you do, you must ensure no one else finds out about it.”

Judith quickly grew suspicious and said, “I don’t have it with me. I’ve hidden it in a safe place, so there’s no need for you to worry.”

Suspine’s brows furrowed, his eyes flashing coldly. “Judith, we should check the secret scroll documentation device first. Master entrusted you with it, and if anything goes wrong, you’ll be betraying his trust.”

“It’s safe where I’ve hidden it, Suspine,” Judith reassured him.

Suspine’s tone turned more menacing. “The Ten Thousand Sword Sect is in a crisis and our master has passed away. As the eldest disciple, it’s my duty to support the sect now.

the secret scroll documentation

though our master is gone, he didn’t pass

anger. “Judith, I’m asking you again. Will

Judith replied

I’m doing this for the good of the Ten Thousand Sword Sect,” Suspine declared. With a subtle signal, his fellow disciples closed in

them advance,

Alliance attacked us, and many of our fellow disciples were killed before we had time to react. Our sect didn’t even have a chance to activate the sect defense formation. My master, while escorting me to safety, mentioned a traitor within

spat back. “I think you’re the traitor, stealing the secret

her!” Suspine ordered, waving his

rushed toward Judith, but she was ready. Suspine watched