Peerless Battle Spirit Chapter 11 - The Saber Art Levels Up

“I… I… I…” Fang Xue could not even speak properly, as if her throat was being clenched tightly. However, the rain of blood pouring down before her and the terror rising in her heart caused her to lose her mind, leaving only the mere desire to stay alive in her thoughts, “Please, I beg you, don’t kill me. I won’t do it again! Please…”

Qin Nan wore a cold expression, not even a hint of emotion could be seen from it.

The fear in Fang Xue’s heart grew stronger as she blurted out, “Qin Nan, I’m the daughter of the Fang Clan’s Patriarch. You wouldn’t want to kill me. If you do so, my… my father will avenge me… and, my brother… my brother has awakened a sixth-grade Huang ranked Martial Spirit. If you kill me, he… he will avenge me too…”

Qin Nan frowned after hearing this.

It went without saying that Qin Nan knew who Fang Xue’s brother was—the son of the Fang Clan’s Patriarch, Fang Rulong. Qin Nan had met him a couple of times before, but he was not familiar with him.

However, to Qin Nan’s surprise, Fang Rulong had awakened a sixth-grade Huang ranked Martial Spirit.

This caused Qin Nan to sense something was amiss; normally, the Fang Clan would immediately hold a grand feast inviting the people of the city to celebrate as someone from their clan had awakened a sixth-grade Huang ranked Martial Spirit. After all, a sixth-grade Huang ranked Martial Spirit was an incredibly rare sight even in all the history of Linshui City.

Although Qin Nan was slightly confused, he did not overthink it. He stared coldly at the woman before him and said, “Oh Fang Xue, you’re such an interesting person. You still dare to threaten me under such circumstances. We’re currently at the Longhu Mountain Range. Who would know the truth even if I ended up killing you here?”

Fang Xue’s expression stiffened. Her mouth was opened while she wore a blank expression, unable to find any words.

Following the flicker of the saber, Fang Xue’s life was ended instantly. Her eyes remained wide open with a hint of doubt, as if she were clueless as to how she had di

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