Chapter 1124: Your Ability is Quite Dangerous

Chapter 1124: Your Ability is Quite Dangerous

“Could it be that I’m just missing my senior martial brother too much and confused that person for him?”

Su Kexin rubbed her head. She had dreamed of this multiple times, but it never felt as strong as it did now—that Lin Nuo was that person.

Maybe it really was so.

There were many people she wanted to be grateful to, and this person was one of them. They were strangers, mere acquaintances, yet he chose to intervene in her life, encouraging and guiding her back onto the martial path. Without him, she would have been just another ordinary person, unable to even meet the best senior martial brother.

Had she ever felt guilty? If she met this person, would she admire him? Would her feelings for her senior martial brother change?

If he were indeed her senior martial brother, then there would be no problem—only an increase in admiration and adoration for him!

But such intense adoration could lead to trouble; it would only make her miss him more, causing her to lose sleep and appetite.

Recently, her symptoms had intensified. It had been quite some time since she last saw her senior brother, and now she didn’t even know where he was or who he was with.

Recently, a person from the Sacred Realm had come to take her to repair the crack between the two realms, supposedly for the peace of the world, but problems had arisen along the way.

It felt like she was the one who had killed him.

As for why, her father later analyzed that this person actually wanted to sacrifice her to complete the repair of the crack, and she nearly lost her life in his hands before she killed him.

Her body had surged with powerful energy, and she had killed him—she still had some awareness, vaguely remembering what had happened; she had indeed done it.

As for that so-called crack, she hadn’t seen it. She had gone to perform some rituals, and then her body had felt terrible, burning with fever, as if she was about to die. Then she had experienced a strong urge to survive, and in that moment, she had an impulse to kill him, resulting in his demise when she regained full consciousness.

It was confirmed that he had been killed by her Phoenix Sword.

This matter was suspicious. After some analysis by her father, Su Lingjiang, he believed that the person from the Sacred Realm had no interest in the lives of the world’s people; he was likely plotting something else, possibly eyeing her abilities.

As for her abilities, Su Lingjiang hadn’t offered her a reasonable explanation either.

“Kexin, are you awake?”

Su Lingjiang knocked on the door, and Su Kexin quickly replied:

“I’m awake, Dad, what’s up?”

“Nothing much, just checking on you.”

“Dad, hold on a second, I’ll open the door for you.”

Su Kexin hastily got up and opened the door for Su Lingjiang.

“Mm, you should be recovering well. You look much better than before.”

Su Lingjiang entered Su Kexin’s room, closed the door, and sat down.

“Kexin, after this matter, we must not easily trust these unknown people. The so-called Sacred Realm is an area we do not understand; it could cost us our lives. You slept well, without nightmares, right?” Su Lingjiang asked.

“I didn’t have nightmares. I just had a dream about my senior brother, and it felt like I had encountered him a long time ago, back in Ru Yu Village. We both fell down a cliff and had quite an experience. At that time, it seemed I had already displayed my abilities…”

Su Kexin recounted her dream to Su Lingjiang, describing how she fell down a cliff with Lin Nuo, their experiences in the valley, encountering the Wolf King, and the sealed demon master, etc.

“This is quite strange and doesn’t seem real; after all, it was just a dream. Even if your powers explode without memories, you would have memories before that explosion, yet you don’t remember Lin Nuo or that incident—how could this be reality?”

“But the subsequent events align too closely with what happened—it feels real! I went through this experience with my senior brother, yet somehow, neither of us remembers.”

Su Kexin stood by her viewpoint. She wasn’t very rational but wanted to believe what she wished to believe.

If she and Lin Nuo had more interactions, ideally even marrying in her dream and having children without them remembering, then she would have a goal: to make Lin Nuo remember!

“You’re just being stubborn. This doesn’t make sense.”

“It makes complete sense! What are you talking about?”

Su Kexin was equally headstrong, arguing with Su Lingjiang, wanting him to accept her view.

“You just keep thinking about that Lin Nuo kid,” Su Lingjiang sighed, realizing that girls grow up and will end up with someone else.

“Hehe, it’s perfectly normal to think about someone so excellent like my senior brother,” Su Kexin giggled, her face lighting up at the mention of Lin Nuo.

“However, Kexin, you must know he is now in the demon path, which is not the same as ours.”

“And what’s wrong with the demon path? Dad, don’t forget, you were once entangled with demons, and at that time, my senior brother hadn’t touched demons yet. Didn’t he still want to save you? Yet now, you’re rejecting him?”

Su Kexin defended Lin Nuo fiercely, which left Su Lingjiang helpless. He had just tried to remind his daughter, but she immediately brought up old matters, siding with an outsider.

That was infuriating.

“Fine, your thoughts, really… I was just trying to remind you. If he keeps walking down the demon path, would you still be willing to follow him?”

“Of course! I believe that even if my senior brother enters the demon path, he won’t be like those demon practitioners of the Refining Demon Sect. He thinks of the world and has his own ideas. In short, whatever he does must be right.”

“Alright, I can’t argue with you. Kexin, you should avoid using your powers as much as possible. Even if you can derive tremendous strength from them, it seems to be another personality that will gradually erode your original self. The precondition for triggering this ability is that you have to be in life-threatening danger. So, you must protect yourself.”

As Su Lingjiang spoke, Su Kexin began to feel frightened, reminding her of something.

It was the time she entered the illusion with Lin Nuo and saw another version of herself.

That version appeared to be her several years later, much more mature.

If she were to be eroded by another personality, wouldn’t that be tantamount to death? She could never see her senior brother again! Instead, another woman would occupy her body, mingling intimately with her senior brother?

No, that absolutely cannot happen!

“I—I will never let that happen. I don’t want this ability anymore, Dad! Is there any way to get rid of it?”

“I have no solution. I don’t understand this ability well enough. In fact, there were already signs of it when you were little, but I didn’t pay attention. However, it seems that Lin Nuo is aware of your ability. If you could meet him, perhaps there would be a way.”

Su Lingjiang stated this, and now Su Kexin felt anxious. She wanted to find Lin Nuo, but he was nowhere to be found.

“But how do I find my senior brother?” Su Kexin sighed and asked.

“I heard he had gone to the Qin Family, but the Qin Family has fallen. However, I know where their remaining forces are; perhaps we can find him there,” Su Lingjiang said.