Martial Cultivator Chapter 353: Killing Intent in the Snowy Night

This master and disciple pair, teacher and student, the heart-knot of many years was now truly resolved and completely untangled.

The Dean drank a sip of sorghum wine and smiled, "It took teacher many years to figure this out. It's not that easy."

Liu Banbi said softly, "Back then in the Northern Frontier, after killing a great demon, I thought about writing a letter to teacher. But after pondering for a long time, I still didn't know how to put it into words. I felt that Teacher might have already been utterly disappointed in me. I figured you might never forgive me, your student, in this lifetime. Thinking like this, I didn't write the letter. However, I thought that killing more demons on the battlefield would at least give Teacher an explanation. Putting aside everything else, if someone ever mentions that the students of the academy didn't kill a single demon for Great Liang, Teacher could use this as a retort. I understand Teacher's temperament and know that you enjoy arguing with people. Being aware of this matter is also one of Teacher's weaknesses."

The Dean was somewhat at a loss whether to cry or laugh. He never expected this guy to have such thoughts. He said, "Since we became master and disciple, it's fate. After all, you haven't done anything to betray your teacher and desecrate your ancestors. Can I really not acknowledge you as my student?"

Upon hearing this, Liu Banbi remained silent and just drank a cup of sorghum wine in silence.

Suddenly, Liu Banbi asked, "Back then, when Teacher wrote a letter for Little Junior Sister, the contents of that letter made this student sad for a long time."

At that time, when Xie Nandu had just started practicing swordsmanship, Wei Xu initially wrote a letter to Liu Banbi. However, the Dean naturally knew that these two had never gotten along. Fearing that Liu Banbi might ignore it, the Dean also, took the initiative to write a letter to Liu Banbi after Wei Xu. However, the contents of the letter were somewhat blunt, expressing sentiments like, "After you star

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