Why is the monster I killed in my sword

Shi Qi walked in front, and Mo Wu followed behind.

Without the lively atmosphere when he first arrived, Shi Qi still kept walking in silence, but occasionally turned his head to see if Mo Wu followed.

Mo Wu thought for a while, but still hesitantly floated up and said, "Shi Qi, have you found any clues?"

Shi Qi: "Well, I found it, it's where you went last time."

Mo Wu was stunned, and secretly observed Shi Qi's expression, seeing that he didn't seem to have much emotional fluctuations, so he was a little relieved.

Shi Qi continued walking: "I didn't find anything, let's go home first."

Mo Wu also obediently followed, but he felt different from when he just left the house. It seemed that Shi Qi was a little wary of him and didn't trust him so much.

But after thinking about it, Shi Qi walked in front of him, showing his defenseless back in front of him, which seemed to be trust.

Hope this feeling of strangeness is just an illusion.

……

"Hey, are you back?" The master asked casually while he was tinkering with the medicinal materials.

"I didn't find anything." Shi Qi replied lightly, he could put his injured arm behind him, and then went into the bedroom.

Mo Wu was not so excited to float around (~￣▽￣)~ Instead, he followed Shi Qi into the bedroom with his head down, with a dejected expression on his face.

Even though Shi Qi deliberately concealed the scar on his arm, the master still vaguely noticed it. After all, Mo Wu, who was always lively and cheerful, suddenly became so low-key, it was difficult not to be suspected.

Although Shi Qi quickly found his destination, he spent a lot of time looking for Mo Wu.

Mo Wu looked at Shi Qi who looked tired and took a bath before going to bed. He didn't say a word to him from the beginning to the end. This contrasting treatment still made him a little disappointed.

The bedroom door was quietly opened, and the master directly grabbed Mo Wu, who was hanging his head, and walked to the living room.

"Tell me, what happened." The master washed off the remaining herbs on his hands, and poured himself another cup of tea.

Mo Wu hung his head and chattered out the cause and effect.

……

There was no response for a while, Mo Wu looked at the master's expression, but he was suddenly picked up by him: "You said it, you shouldn't be speechless, right?"

Mo Wu: (┙>∧<)┙へ┻┻Is it really okay if you don’t understand the language? You didn’t hear a long part of what I just said! !

The master said with a sullen face, "Why can't I hear you? I heard what you said."

Mo Wu: (⊙Д⊙)...

Recalling the previous conversation with Shi Qi, Mo Wu fell into deep thought, he seemed to have found a breakthrough point.

Mo Wu leaned on his master's arm: Can you hear me?

"can."

Mo Wu broke away from the master's arm: Can you hear me?

"...?"

Mo Wu: This is the first time I have seen such a peculiar way of dialogue <(lд)>! !It turns out that you have to touch your body before you can talk! !

The master was a little impatient, took a sip of tea and poked Mo Wu with his finger.

Mo Wu explained the cause and effect again.

The master squinted his eyes, looked at Mo Wu carefully, and took another sip of the cold tea with his heart full of thoughts.

Although he knew that there was a demon hidden in the sword, Shi Qi didn't know it.From Shi Qi's point of view, this sword is naturally a rare human being, but even so, it is too indulgent and too trusting of it.

The master sighed, and had no choice but to go back to his room to think about how to tell Shi Qi that there was a demon in his sword.

Mo Wu was also a little tired, he floated back to the bedroom, and lay on the bed straight.It originally wanted to sleep in Shi Qi's arms as usual, but after thinking about it, it became cowardly again, so it had to sleep on the side obediently.

In the middle of the night, when everyone fell into a deep sleep, a pair of eyes slowly opened, and a little bit of blue light emerged and gradually dissipated. The owner of the eyes stretched his arms, and his eyes were fixed on Mo Wu.