This scene was simply too embarrassing. For a moment, Qianye couldn’t decide if he should pretend not to hear.

Seeing Qianye immobile, Li Kuanglan added, “I can’t make this movement.”

Her calm voice gave Qianye a modicum of relief. He understood Li Kuanglan’s injuries more than anyone else—that movement was likely to affect several fractured bones, not to mention the pain. Qianye might even have to reconnect some bones, at that point, and that would be even more awkward.

As such, Qianye reached out...

After Qianye had finished helping her, the two of them sat down face to face. “Where’s my sword?”

“I haven’t seen it, perhaps it fell somewhere else.”

Li Kuanglan frowned ever so slightly. “That sword is fairly special, it’ll be best if we can find it. Are we close to where I landed?”

Qianye shook his head. “We’d best not, at least not now. I can sense a certain danger near that place, that’s why I moved you here.”

Li Kuanglan nodded. “If even you feel threatened, I might not be able to handle it even after I’m healed, that is unless...