[Douluo x Jian Wang 3] The sun and moon remain the same

Tang San and Lu Jiu simply cleaned up and found the place where the master had told them to meet. Tang San politely knocked on the door, and the people inside seemed to be waiting for them: "Come in." Tang San pushed the door open and went in. The room was not big, and there was a desk next to the bed, with various books piled on it.

The master sat on the wooden chair and waved: "Come on. Let me see your martial arts." Tang San closed the door carefully. The two stood in front of the master and released their martial spirits.

"This! This is?!" The master looked at the double knives in Lu Jiu's hands excitedly. Lu Jiu didn't know why. Seeing that the master seemed to want to touch the two knives, he turned his hands and slapped the two knives on each other. It fell onto the desk, which was not very spacious, and two books were knocked off with it.

Tang San was a little embarrassed. He seemed to be able to figure out Lu Jiu's very quackish move. In the west city of Chang'an, a Persian young man took off the scimitar from his back and slapped it on the table of the wine shop, calling the waiter to bring him a pot of wine. .

However, the master, who was almost obsessed with martial arts, naturally did not notice Lu Jiu's movements, his eyes were fixed on the two scimitars.

Although he was shocked by the appearance of the Clear Sky Hammer, he knew the origin of this martial spirit and had a certain understanding of it. However, he had never seen the two scimitars in front of him, and even similar martial spirits were unknown to him as far as he knew. It has never appeared before.

The master murmured: "Whether the weapon spirit is powerful or not is related to the complexity, sophistication, etc. of the form displayed by the spirit. The auras on these two swords are different but compatible, and the patterns are so complicated. It is simply the best among weapon souls. Even compared with other weapon soul families that are already at the top, they are not weak at all."

Although Tang San had already been mentally prepared for Lu Jiu's martial spirit, he was even more happy to hear the master say this.

The master finally withdrew his gaze and looked at Lu Jiu: "But you have to be careful. Such a rare weapon will become a target if you don't pay attention to it." Lu Jiu nodded. He understood the reason why it was a crime to harbor a treasure.

"I remember that Xiaojiu can control the size of the waning moon and the sky!" Tang San suggested from the side. He actually felt that Lu Jiu was carrying these two scimitars so openly. In the current situation where he had no ability to protect himself, it was really difficult for him to do so. Somewhat eye-catching.

"The Waning Moon Jingtian? The name is quite good. I thought it was called the Red and Blue Dual Swords." The master said the second half of the sentence extremely quietly, but Tang San and Lu Jiu, who had sensitive senses, heard it clearly.

Lu Jiu glanced at Tang San in shock, "No, he doesn't want to be called the Red and Blue Dual Swords. Is there any difference between taking this name and not taking it?" !

Tang San, who had been with Lu Jiu for many days, naturally understood Lu Jiu's eyes and couldn't help but laugh. Although he also felt that the master's naming was too simple, he still tried hard to hold back his laughter and comforted Lu Jiu.

However, the master actually doesn't care much about things like names. Instead, he cares more about what Tang San said before: "Xiao San, do you think Lu Jiu can control the size of this martial spirit?"

"Yes, teacher." Tang San naturally trusted the master. As long as it didn't involve matters from his past life, he felt there was nothing to say: "Xiaojiu once made a knife smaller."

Lu Jiu nodded and put his hands on the two swords. Sure enough, the double swords shrank in size and became only as long as Lu Jiu's forearms.

The master subconsciously touched his chin, nodded and said, "Yes, that's right. As expected, after becoming smaller, it will be much more restrained than when it was full." He looked at Lu Jiu and asked, "Are you willing to become my master as well?"

Lu Jiu was stunned, and reflexively looked at Tang San.

Tang San thought it would be the best thing for Lu Jiu to become his master together with him, but when he saw Lu Jiu looking at him, he easily read the rejection in his eyes.

Suddenly he remembered Lu Jiu's identity as a disciple of the Ming Cult. Although the Ming Cult had declined in his previous life, he had also heard that the Western Regions had their own religion. In addition, Tang San knew that Lu Jiu had deep feelings for the Ming Cult. Lu Jiu smiled and said, "It's okay Xiaojiu, if you don't want to I won't force you."

Lu Jiu's eyes were full of apologies, but he really didn't want to be his master again.

For him, he was born in Mingjiao and was blessed by Mingzun. Even when he came to this world, he believed that it was Mingzun who gave him a chance to live again. Therefore, his master can be the leader Lu Weilou, Night Emperor Kalubi, or even a saint, but he cannot be someone outside the Ming Cult.

Tang San explained to the master: "Teacher, I'm sorry. Xiaojiu himself once had a master, but unfortunately they were separated..." He didn't finish his words, but the master already understood. He liked sensible children like Tang San very much, and he also had a good impression of Lu Jiu. Moreover, Lu Jiu's adherence to the previous master-disciple relationship showed that Lu Jiu was a child who valued affection and righteousness.

The master rubbed Lu Jiu's head, trying to smile kindly and said: "It's okay, since I have accepted Tang San as my disciple, even if you don't become my disciple, I will not favor one over the other. You are a good person who values ​​affection and righteousness." My child, if you have any questions in the future, you can tell me, and I will definitely tell you everything."

After Lu Jiu heard what the master said, although he would not become a disciple of the master, he finally felt that the master was a trustworthy person. He smiled and nodded at the master.

Tang San was also very happy and bowed to the master again: "Thank you, teacher!"

The master was very satisfied today. Although the apprentice only accepted one, it was basically equivalent to buying one and getting one free: "Okay, you are all good boys. Xiaosan, Xiaojiu, you must know that the jade is hidden in the ordinary. The teacher believes that you will be the best in the future. Extraordinary people. But." He paused and said seriously: "Although you are quite talented, you must guard against arrogance and impetuosity. The promotion and training of martial arts is far more difficult than you think."

"I understand, teacher!" Tang San and Lu Jiu also nodded solemnly.

The master looked at Tang San and Lu Jiu, feeling both pleased and a little distressed. The fact that these two children were more mature than their peers was not a good thing. Others might think that they were very sensible, but what kind of exchange was for such sensibleness? When he came, no one could understand: "Okay, it's almost time. It's time to have lunch in a while."

The master took the two big bundles that were wrapped up on the bed and handed them to the two people: "Here are the quilts I prepared for you. Take them back. After lunch, I will tell you about the development of martial arts." Although Tang San and Lu Jiu's talents were astonishing, the master could also feel that these two children were extremely lacking in theoretical knowledge.

"I will explain it to you in detail after dinner." The master patted Tang San on the shoulder: "To become a powerful soul master, you must first have good habits and body. It is essential to eat on time. Go quickly."