Another World Trip: Journey with My Cat and an Otaku Loli Goddess Chapter 243 - Not Worthy

“Go ahead, take it. I won’t stop you.” I told them.

“What!?”

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When everyone heard Long Di’s concession, they were flabbergasted. It was no secret that this sabre was a powerful spiritual artefact.

The way that Long Di had obtained it was no small feat either… well, no small feat for anyone BUT Long Di.

He advised earlier that in the last moments of the rhino’s attack; he detonated his attack first.

The rhino, seeing this despite not having charged its attack to the fullest, released what it could.

Though he didn’t tell them how he survived the attack unscathed, he did inform them that upon the eruption of this energy, the rhino’s body exploded into a bloody mist when a pillar of light shot from the mist before piercing into the heavens!

Within it was the silver sabre that was unsurprisingly the horn that the rhino used to bedevil Long Di!

This was why Long Di was unfamiliar with the horn despite his knowledge of the species through the bestiary he read. It wasn’t a horn at all, but a sabre!

Since Long Di chose to be Long Di, he was able to easily retrieve the sabre. Unfortunately, since his spiritual qi was off-limits he couldn’t put a spiritual mark on it since he needed both, rendering it ownerless by cultivator standards.

Nevertheless, Long Di still lugged that thing through a nuke-ish explosion, so it stood to reason that he would want to keep it for himself.

Yet, despite all this, he just allowed Nao Shan to take it for himself.

“You’re serious?” Nao Shan asked Long Di with no small amount of doubt.

Long Di stepped aside and used his free hand to gesture towards the sabre.

Hui Haohan and the others, barring Yaomu Baiyin, kicked themselves at this moment for their lack of proactivity. If they could get their hands on such a powerful spiritual artefact, they would be as shameless as it takes.

Because they missed this opportunity, they could only watch as Nao Shan benefitted.

K-Krrrsh…

Arcs of lightning periodically ran across the length of the sabre, draping the whole thing in a sacred and

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