Chapter 265.3: We'll Ultimately Turn to Dust - Part 3
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Martial Cultivator Chapter 265.3: We'll Ultimately Turn to Dust - Part 3

On the bank of South Lake, there was a small courtyard within the academy.

After returning to the capital, Xie Nandu had been doing very little, almost shuttling between the library and her courtyard each day. She would leave during the day and return late at night. In the library, there were not many sword cultivation techniques. After reading through them for several days, she had pretty much finished reading everything.

Each swordsman had their own unique cultivation technique. Xie Nandu was probably following the path of observing a thousand sword techniques and cultivating one path. She even attempted to cultivate several different sword cultivation methods simultaneously to control a variety of flying swords. However, after thinking about it, she eventually gave up on the idea.

Returning to the courtyard this evening, the maidservant Liu Ye quickly approached and handed Xie Nandu a letter.

Without even looking at it, Xie Nandu said calmly, "Is it from Senior Brother again?"

She and that senior brother in the North had been exchanging letters frequently these days, even though most of the time it was her writing first and waiting a long time for a reply.

In fact, the frequency of the replies from the North let her know that the war was proving to be very difficult.

That senior brother never mentioned these matters in his letters, and Xie Nandu never asked as well.

It had been over half a month since the last reply.

Liu Ye shook her head and whispered, "No, Miss, this letter is from Rainwater Commandery."

Rainwater Commandery?

Xie Nandu furrowed her brows slightly, soon remembering who it was from.

She took the letter, sat down in a chair, and casually said, "Roast two sweet potatoes."

Liu Ye acknowledged and was about to get the sweet potatoes.

After a moment's thought, Xie Nandu suddenly said, "Never mind, I'll roast them myself."

She sat before the stove and pulled out the letter from the envelope.

It was a letter Chen Chao had written before entering the ruin, it was not too long.

Liu Ye st

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