The Guardian’s Sword by Talking Cigarette

Hearing this, Lisha looked dumbstruck.

She felt like she understood every word Jagoan said, but she did not understand it when she put it all together.

However, she did not dwell on the subject because she could tell Jagoan did not seem to want to explain too much about this.

“You don’t seem to get along with your sister, right?” Jagoan asked suddenly.

He was curious about the problem.

Lisha immediately replied without hiding anything, “That’s true. Yes, I have always disliked her because she’s detestable, mean, and jealous.”

After a pause, Lisha added, “Besides, we share the same father but a different mother.”

“Is she your stepmother’s child?” Jagoan sharply grasped the crux of the matter.

No wonder Lisha and Aria were siblings but looked different. They did not share the same mother.

“Yes, my mother had a difficult birth with me and didn’t survive,” Lisha explained, speaking in a slightly gloomy tone.

sorry I reminded you of

so long that

mother is

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not know

we

changing the

We’ve been to the places I want to go, so let’s go to the places

say he did not have anywhere he wanted to go, but then he remembered

ancient bronze sword fragments from an antique market in Crosac. Therefore, would the last fragment be

it would not be here, but maybe it would. He would

further hesitation, Jagoan quickly said, “Okay, let’s check out the antique

interested in antiques.” Lisha looked

specifically, I’m looking for

and Jagoan arrived at Crosac’s antique

was no more prosperous than Dorodo’s. It was because Dorodo was a pure Dragon Kingdom city