Halfway up the mountain, another river flows down from the top of the mountain.

Mo Zhi would go once a day after practicing the sword.

Mo Xi knew that the habits he had developed since he came here were usually staggered with him.

Sitting by the water, Mo Zhi dried his hair, tied it up, looked in one direction, looked at the faintly visible house in the mountains, and the girl's face always with a shallow smile appeared in his mind.

She likes to laugh like this, looming, with a subtle kindness, but on closer inspection it seems to be nothing.

Sometimes she acts stubborn, but never actually does anything.

I don't know it, some of them fell into a god.

By the time he came back to his senses, the heavens and the earth had completely darkened.

There was no light in the room.

Mo Zhi knew that Mo Xi had a habit of not turning on the lights.

I don't know why.

But darkness is like nothing to them.

Walking back to the house, Mo Zhi hadn't noticed anything wrong, but when he pushed the door in, he saw an empty room.

His heart suddenly emptied.

Absence? It shouldn't be.

Mo Zhi knew that she was lazy, and she was not very energetic in what she usually did, and she basically never left this room during this period of time except for supervising him to cultivate hard.

He stood in the doorway for a moment, then suddenly looked at the table.

There was a thin piece of paper pressed under the candlestick.

He took a look.

If you have something to leave, don't read it.

Mo Zhi squinted, and the silence seemed to contain the lifeblood of the air, making the whole space dull.

The room is very simple, there are two beds in the simple space, cabinets, bookshelves, tables, chairs, tea sets, and tea sets at a glance.

It's so quiet on weekdays, but the silence today is so unbearable.

He was silent for a moment, then put the paper in the storage ring.

The next day, Mo Xi did not return.

Mo Zhi went to the square as usual, but he felt a little less interested than before.

Calm his mind, the expression between his eyebrows became more condensed, and his movements became more and more fierce.

The sword light slammed into the mountain in the distance, and after a series of sounds, the top of the hill was easily shaved off.

The rumbling continued, and Mo Zhi stared at the place until it was quiet, and there was no joy rising.

On the contrary, it is even more empty.

"What the hell was I thinking?"

His expression was stunned, and gradually dimmed.

Just for a while, he ...... What's wrong.

Sitting in the middle of the square for a long time, he put away his sword and turned back.

He didn't care about the many breaks in the morning.

Today...... I don't want to practice.

After staying by the river for a while, Mo Zhi returned to the house early and sat at the table, waiting for someone who did not return.

He sat down all night.

Mo Xi didn't come back.

The quiet world is filled with sunlight, and the ears are filled with the unique and pleasant sound of birds in the mountains, but Mo Zhi's heart is filled with a sense of loneliness.

He moved his hand, which had not moved all night, and took his sword from the ring.

Shuffling out of the house at a slow pace.

The square is still majestic, and the incomprehensible inscriptions contain incomprehensible meanings.

The mountains in the distance are contrasting and mighty.

Mo Zhi subconsciously looked at the only boulder in the square, and then narrowed his eyes.

Pick up your sword and start your day's practice.

The sword qi pierced the sky with an indomitable aura, and a series of loud sounds rang out irritably.

For a long time, stopped, irritable, but did not stop.

Suddenly, a lazy voice removed the irritability from the world.

"You're slacking."

Mo Zhi suddenly looked up, and at a glance he saw a person lying lazily on the boulder.

At that moment, it was as if the whole world was silent.

He walked over briskly and jumped onto the boulder. Take a hundred plating on the latest chapter of "The Heroine Blackened: Male God, Please Come Out of the Knife Claw Book House" to read it for free for the first time.