Luo Zehn's POV:
For the past five years, I rembered the profound words that my late master imparted to . For the past five years, I lived by those words, following them to the letter.
"Live On." Those were the words that my late master etched in my mind.
That's why I tried so hard to overco my muscle-headedness. And on my path to overcoming my one and only weakness, I stumbled upon ancient teaching that required sheer focus and unbreakable will. It was a practice that existed for generations, and yet it almost died due to the new era when cultivation, along with the elents, arose from the scene.
Even though it was a primitive-like technique, I decided to learn it in order to beco stronger and live on.
That's right, it was the way of a Samurai.
Four years ago, I took the way of the sword and practiced nonstop, until I was able to implent my elent into it. And when I reached the peak of the samurai, I was ordered to scout the area and clear them of any potentially dangerous rabid humans.
After traveling for days, I arrived at a city where there were little to no rabid humans. This made bewildered since most of the cities were filled to the brim with rabid humans. Such was the case with every city I had scouted. Even a small town would at least have a thousand rabid humans and yet this city only had at least a hundred. After contemplating much about it, I concluded that maybe the city has so powerful zombie hunter in it, or maybe so sort of strong infected was there and it had all the infected under it.
I was surprised to find out that both of my conclusions were spot on.
The mont I arrived at the center of the city, I saw a sowhat weak human being who was standing up to hundreds of infected. Even though he looked like he was struggling, he was overpowering all the infected so I didn't bother interfering with his fight.
For so reason, I felt so sort of connection with the person even though I was confident that I never once t him in my life. Even his expressions when he fought were familiar to . That's why the person's existence bothered a little bit. Who is he? What is he doing in this zombie-infested city? And why does he bother fighting such small fries when he could easily escape?
Those questions made wonder who the person was so I decided to stay.
And my decision was rightfully so since a Stage-Two High Leveled Infected appeared. It didn't take long for to figure out that the person I was intently watching wouldn't be able to take care of it so I decided to step in. Tensing my ankles, I grabbed the hilt of my sword. It took a second to reach where the infected was since I used all my power to charge at it. I foresaw that the infected was about to slap the person away so I didn't waste any ti in attacking it.
With full force, I drew my sword and slashed the infected's neck in one sweep motion. A circular flash of white light glinted in front of the person's eyes before I dropped to the ground, sliced my sword in the air again to get rid of the blood sars, and returned it on its scabbard.
"Are you okay?" I asked, staring straight into the person's eyes.
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Back to the present.
Tang Yongrui's POV:
"Oh no, I said his na! Why did I slip? Why did I do that? Wait, he doesn't recognize , right? What if he recognizes right now? What do I do?" I muttered to myself as I slowly made my way to the Stage-Two High Leveled rabid human that Luo Zehn eliminated.
Out of the corner of my eyes, I could see that Luo Zehn was looking at with the most perplexed look he could ever give. As much as I hate to admit it, I feel a cold chill run down my spine as I slowly walked.
Once again, the prompt appeared in front of but this ti, I didn't hesitate to click yes. And then, the black smoke appeared in front of again, as if I was summoning so sort of evil entity from a different dinsion. The smoke rose up until violet streaks erged from it. Just like before, the smoke materialized and transford into a silhouette of the Stage-Two High Leveled rabid human.
"Store!" I shouted.
"Yongrui, the store is locked until you reach level ten. You cannot open it yet." The System warned .
"No, I ant, store the rabid human in my barracks." I hissed back at the system.
"Oh, sorry."
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