Forgotten Legend of the Bloodied Flower

Nan Hua blinked her eyes and nodded. She sat up and then said, “I have to go.”

“Have you found him or her?”

“Him,” Nan Hua said and then pursed her lips. “The Northern Tribe has a big ambition when they come this time.”

Big ambition?

Long Qian Xing nodded in agreement. He had seen them deploying the soldiers not long ago and knew that it would be impossible for the Northern Tribe to be sending so many people without any purpose.

This battle…

It was truly a tragic battle.

“Mu Yan had already arranged for the injured to be brought back,” Nan Hua said. “You can arrange the rest and I’ll be back soon.”

“Ok.”

Seeing Nan Hua’s expression, Long Qian Xing knew that he couldn’t stop the other party, so he didn’t bother trying.

Nan Hua went out to wash and ate something before she left in one direction.

In order to find the last transmigrator from the Northern Tribe, Nan Hua chose to use her ability directly.

Because she knew very well that it would be difficult for her to figure out the identity of the other party without it. And it seemed that the <world consciousness> wanted her to be the one to come here in the first place.

As for why it was her and not the other, Nan Hua didn’t know.

Tep.

Nan Hua stopped in front of a convoy.

From the outside, they looked like merchants who came from far away and was here to open up trades. Nan Hua knew very well that there were indeed kingdoms in the distance but trades hadn’t been opened in this era.

Even the famous merchant that she knew, Lin Yuan, would not go out of the six kingdoms’ areas.

Because it was too far away.

But this convoy acted as if they came from far away.

From this alone, Nan Hua knew that only one person could think of this.

“I found you.”

Swish! Slash! Slash!

The guards were stunned and before they could react, they had been killed by Nan Hua. Her movements were swift and decisive, not giving these people any chance to fight back in the slightest bit.

Thud!

As the last person fell down, Nan Hua looked at the carriage and took out a stone and threw it to the door.

Bang!

The door was smashed open and there was only one person inside. He was already in his middle age and was sitting calmly. It seemed as if he was confident that Nan Hua would not kill him directly.

“Young general, I can help you,” the man, Teacher Mi, said quickly.

“You’re the one who made those cannons and bombs,” Nan Hua said with certainty.

Hmm?

When Teacher Mi heard Nan Hua said these words correctly, his eyes moved and then he frowned. He could tell that the person in front of him is a powerful martial artist and with his small fighting power, the chance of him defeating the other party would be almost zero.

It would be useless.

“You’re also a transmigrator… no wonder the war ended up like this.” Teacher Mi understood very well what advantage a transmigrator could have.

With various technology that came from the future, it was simply a dimensional reduction attack when they used it against people who have never seen these things in the first place.

“Even without transmigrators, the people can still fight.”

Don’t doubt the wisdom of the ancients.

This was something that Nan Hua understood very well, which was why she was very careful in her action at the beginning. She blended into the world and acted as if she was part of the world from the very beginning, not showing her uniqueness.

Well, her talent was still being trained by her grandfather, though.

But Nan Hua was not willing to destroy the balance.

It would be better to let the nature run its course and not to forcefully bring out something that belonged in the far away future.

“What do you want to ask?” Teacher Mi asked.

Since Nan Hua didn’t kill him directly, Teacher Mi guessed that Nan Hua should have something to ask him.

“Where did you come from?”

“Huh?” Teacher Mi was stunned and looked at Nan Hua with vigilance. “Shouldn’t it be the Green Planet year 123?”

Nan Hua’s eyes flickered.

The year is wrong.

This meant that this person either come from a different planet with the same name or he was someone from their previous world but different era.

So the reason why the <world consciousness> brought them here…

Is it to deal with him?

“As fellow transmigrators, should we work together instead of fighting each other?” Teacher Mi asked. “I don’t doubt the wisdom of the people here, but I feel that we should be able to do more and…”

Swish! Slash!

Before Teacher Mi could finish speaking, Nan Hua had already thrown a knife and stabbed Teacher Mi right on the neck.

Teacher Mi’s expression was filled with disbelief.

He couldn’t believe that Nan Hua would directly attack him without hesitation.

Blood spurt out and Teacher Mi fell down.

Nan Hua looked at the man who had fallen on the ground and felt that the <world consciousness> seemed to be cheering.

She didn’t know what Teacher Mi and the other transmigrator did to make the <world consciousness> hated them so much. Or perhaps, these two people were disrupting the world’s order, which was why the <world consciousness> couldn’t let them succeed.

After all, the things that they brought out were all things that should not exist in this era.

“It seems that there are still many things that I have to do.” Nan Hua looked at the carriage and her eyes fell on the weapons scattered there.

Teacher Mi had made a lot of things.

And these things… shouldn’t exist for the time being.

The <world consciousness> would not allow it to appear and disrupted the history.

But the <world consciousness> couldn’t make a move directly.