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In the dusk, a man and a woman were elongated by the bright afterglow on the mountain path. The woman was carrying a long package on her back. Her clothes were in a mess and her hair was messy. If it weren't for the woman's fair and beautiful body, anyone would have felt that it was... She even made a broken bowl and squatted on the ground to beg.

The man on the side was dressed a little too much, with a green shirt, green boots, and a yellow jade belt. I'm afraid he wouldn't be able to put out a thousand, eight hundred taels of silver just from that sleeve, not to mention he was holding a simple bronze long sword in his hand. , it’s just like this, but it looks lazy.

When these two people stand together, it's really hard to guess what kind of relationship they have.

However, they look like they are the young master and maid from a wealthy noble family.

At this time, the woman who looked like a maid looked at the young man opposite who smelled of money with her big eyes wide open in confusion, and said: "Is it you again?"

The lazy young man raised his hand and pushed the woman's extended head back, "Don't look at me with that surprised and confused expression. It's just the first time we've met."

"First meeting?" The woman glanced at the young man with disdain, "We just met a few days ago. You ignored me when I was talking to you. I remember it very clearly."

The young man smiled slightly: "What the girl saw that day was not me, but another me."

"Another me?" The woman was stunned, and then curled her lips: "What a mess, inexplicable, I just said this person is strange, dad still doesn't believe me... Huh! Hey! Why are you here? boundary?"

"You don't need to know this, you just need to know that it was your father who begged me to rescue you." As he said that, the young man flicked his fingers, and the gold and silver ancient sword was unsheathed and spun around in the air. Finally, he thrust it straight into the ground, "I never like killing people, so you can use this sword to kill yourself."

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