Xu Qing wasn’t very happy. That candied fruit was delicious, and it really brought back good memories from Peerless City. That was why he had been eating slowly, to savor the flavor. But then that poison wind came along and destroyed the entire skewer of fruit. [1]13

With the kill done, Xu Qing looked coldly at Qing Qiu as she rushed up. He still didn’t have a good impression of her, but considering this was her mission, he coldly said, “I’m not trying to take your military credits.”3

Then he turned to leave. Before he could, Qing Qiu spoke in a voice as cold as ice.0

“Who cares about military credits??”5

Striding forward, she completely ignored Xu Qing and stopped to loom over the black-garbed man. She didn’t take his bag of holding. Instead, she stomped her foot down onto his head. The bamboo skewer had already stabbed through it, yet she stomped down with such force that the head exploded with a pop.2

When the sound reached Xu Qing’s ears, he stopped and looked back.0

Qing Qiu clearly wasn’t satiated, as she kept stomping down on the corpse, grinding the entire thing into a paste. The brutality of it was a surprise even to Xu Qing, and he could only speculate that this person had deeply offended Qing Qiu in some way. Looking away, he continued on his way back to his sword pavilion.6

During the entire time, Qing Qiu didn’t even look at Xu Qing. After she stomped the black-garbed man to a pulp, she finally pulled his bag of holding out of the gore. Then she glanced down in disgust at the pulverized flesh.1

You think you deserve to be called the Kid? You besmirch the name! Thus, I kill you and don’t even leave...31