The Sword God of Shili Slope in the Magical World

[You have defeated the beginner boss Tiger Vanguard, received a gift pack, and unlocked the main and side quests. The map and interface are now available.]

[Rewards: Storage Ring x1, Cold Iron Sword x1, Dust-Avoiding Robe x1, Air-Trapping Boots, Aura Concealment Talisman x1, Fireball Spell, Low-Grade Spirit Stones x100]

Main Quest: Establish a sect and increase the number of disciples to 3.

Current progress: 1

[Side Quest: Tiger Vanguard is dead, but you have provoked a powerful demon king. Beware of retaliation. Defeat the demon king (Recommended for Foundation Establishment stage)]

All the rewards turned into specks of light and entered the storage ring, landing on Sude's finger.

"Where did this cat come from?"

Sude stood on a tree branch and scratched his head.

Before he could even make a move, his opponent was scared to death and then died from the super-level magic. It was really strange.

Could this cat be Tiger Vanguard?

It doesn't look like it.

He always felt that the system was weird.

What was supposed to be a magical world has been turned into a cultivation world; the art style is truly bizarre.

Can a cat on the street really be called Tiger Vanguard?

Isn't that ridiculous?

Could it be that all these years of waiting were just for a cat?

Inside the carriage on the long journey.

Su De became increasingly depressed as he thought about it.

"Isn't it a bit... to destroy it with super-level magic?" Sud thought of the destroyed ruins and still felt a little reluctant.

Fei Xue said seriously, "Teacher, you don't understand. If that maze becomes a den for those with ulterior motives and is exploited, the consequences could be far more terrifying than a super-level spell."

Su De was slightly choked up, unsure of what to say.

"We'll be in the capital soon, teacher. Please bear with us a little longer. You've had a long and tiring journey these past few days."

Sude nodded and looked at the vast grassland in the distance, which was full of farmhouses and farmland.

This world has seven human kingdoms: Avalon, the kingdom of the sun never sets; Latheran, the kingdom of the silver moon; Orgrim, the kingdom of the golden lions; Valyria, the coastal kingdom; Khaz Modan, the desert kingdom; Nostad, the kingdom of winter; and Morocco, the underground kingdom.

Avalon is located on the green plains in the east of the Noah continent, connecting to the demon territory to the north. It has a warm and humid climate, fertile land, crisscrossing rivers, and a large population. Its territory is dotted with farmland, orchards, and forests, making it the continent's most important grain-producing area.

Its grain production ranks first among the seven kingdoms, enabling it not only to be self-sufficient but also to export large quantities to other kingdoms.

Avalon is known as the place where the sun rises, hence its nickname "the place where the sun never sets."

The capital of the kingdoms is the most populous city, home to a large number of adventurers and mercenaries. It is also known as the Golden City, meaning that there are plenty of opportunities to earn gold grapes there.

Sude vaguely remembered that when he first arrived in this world, before he had a system, he wanted to join the Adventurers' Guild and settle in the capital, but he was kicked out because he wasn't strong enough. He wanted to kill monsters to earn commissions, but found that no adventurer team wanted him. He tried to become a guard for a nobleman, but during the interview, he was ridiculed by his fellow knights for his lack of skill and could only return to the countryside...

It happened a long time ago, but when I think about it carefully, it feels like it was just yesterday.

He didn't have any desire for revenge or to prove himself. Now that he's thirty, his priority should be to build his own career.

It's quite poignant to see someone now going to the capital as a swordsmanship instructor.

After a long while, a majestic, dark city wall came into view, and tall, powerful griffins flew overhead, letting out loud roars. The number of merchant carriages traveling together on the road gradually increased.

Sud knew they had arrived at their destination.

"Teacher, we've arrived."

Feixue smiled and offered a reminder.

Sude followed her out of the car, and soon someone came to meet them—a team of heavily armed knights. They handed over the task to Feixue, and then the captain glanced at him before letting them pass.

Upon entering the capital, one finds it teeming with people and bustling with activity. The market is filled with all sorts of strange fruits, as well as the furs and materials of various monsters. Magicians in robes and warriors carrying axes walk side by side, looking like a small adventurer's party.

Upon seeing the Knights' carriage approaching, many people were quite sensible and obediently made way for them.

Through the window, Sud saw some long-eared elves and burly orcs wandering aimlessly within the capital.

As expected of the capital city, its inclusiveness is truly exceptional. Races that are rarely seen elsewhere are practically everywhere here.

"Let's go, teacher, let's go see the king first."

Fei Xue led the way, her horse at the front. The people on the road chattered, curious about which important figure was sitting in the carriage, that the current leader of the Radiant Sun Knights could lead the way.

Fortunately, after entering the royal city, the number of people decreased, and there were guards everywhere.

Inside the magnificent palace.

Sude met the king, an old man with a large white beard, wearing a golden crown, and was extremely noble.

"You're the swordsmanship instructor recommended by Commander Hishiyuki, right?"

King Avalon scrutinized Sud, who appeared to be younger than he had expected.

He had assumed it would be an old man with white hair.

I didn't expect him to be so young.

Can he really cultivate new geniuses for the Kingdom of Avalon?

Regardless, let's trust Captain Fei Xue's recommendation for now.

Although the king was unaware of Sude's strength, he was very clear about Feixue's abilities.

It can be said that Captain Hishiyuki is the strongest swordsman in the entire kingdom.

Someone who even she admires must have some skill.

"it's me."

Su De knelt on one knee and nodded slightly.

"The task of guiding the swordsmen is entrusted to you. I hope you will not disappoint us."

The king smiled very kindly, looking like a benevolent old man.

"I will do my best!"

Sude made this assurance, but he noticed an unfriendly gaze.

He was a handsome man with an extraordinary bearing, dressed in noble clothes, his golden armor extremely eye-catching. He looked down at me with a condescending gaze, and there was hostility in his eyes.

A kind king, a wicked prince...

That's interesting, truly a classic.

Su De thought to himself.

After bidding farewell to the King, Fei Xue reminded him, "The one on your right today is the Second Prince. He is vindictive, petty, and will stop at nothing to achieve his goals. He is the First Prince's mortal enemy. It would be best if you avoided him, Teacher. Although he is not to be feared, he is quite troublesome. You should know about the affairs of the royal family, right?"

"Understood."

Su De nodded upon hearing this.

The internal struggles within royal families have been fierce since ancient times; they could easily fill a book.

He only teaches swordsmanship; he just needs to work a 9-to-5 job. He can't concern himself with anything else.

"Commander, you're back!"

In the corridor garden outside the palace, a girl with short blonde hair, dressed in a blue dress and armor, rushed over. She had an outstanding temperament and the unique air of nobility.

Sude thought she was going to pounce on him and give him a big hug.

Unfortunately, the girl managed to stop abruptly, which was extremely dangerous.

She looked at Commander Fei Xue with a beaming smile, then turned to Su De, her red lips slightly parted, as if she had remembered something, and exclaimed in surprise:

"Is this the teacher Su De that the leader has been mentioning?"

Fei Xue smiled and nodded, then introduced, "Yes, from now on, Teacher Su De will be our Knights' swordsmanship instructor."

"Swordsmanship instruction, that's amazing!"

The girl gasped in surprise, then, seemingly realizing her lapse in decorum, quickly gave a military salute and bowed deeply: "I apologize, senior. I am Diana, an apprentice knight of the Radiant Sun Knights. I haven't been here long and am not very familiar with the rules. I was just so excited to see Commander Scarlet Snow's teacher!"

"Because my swordsmanship has always been at the bottom of the Knights Order, I always came in last place in the assessments, and even getting into the Knights Order was a fluke."

"I'm sorry... I think I said too much."

Diana looked guilty and inferior, which made Sud smile.

Seeing the cute girl in front of him say this, he glanced at her attribute panel.

Name: Diana

Age: 16

[Level: 35]

[Class: Swordsman (Rank B)]

[Talent Traits: Noble Bloodline (+30), Recklessness (-20), Kindness (+10), Insight (+10), Knightly Faith (+10)]

[Qualification Score: 40 (Average)]

[Not recommended to accept them as disciples]

Sud was somewhat amused and exasperated, and couldn't help but say with a smile, "It's alright, Miss Diana."

Fei Xue instructed, "Alright, Diana, there will be many opportunities to ask you questions in the future. Now I'm taking my teacher to the hotel."

"Excuse me! Sorry to bother you!"

Upon hearing this, Diana, like a startled rabbit, immediately made way for her.

Su De thought for a moment, then pretended to take something out of his chest, but actually took out a book from his storage ring.

It was handed to Diana.

Diana took the item and saw that the book was titled "Complete Guide to Elementary Swordsmanship" in large characters.

This thing is no longer of any use to the Soviet Union and Germany.

However, it is still quite necessary to give it to a novice knight.

"Thank you, teacher!"

Diana was deeply moved and bowed deeply to Sud again.

"See you tomorrow."

Su De smiled slightly and left the royal city with Fei Xue.

On the way, Fei Xue casually remarked, "Teacher, when I was learning swordsmanship from you, there was no complete manual to refer to."

"Although Diana is diligent, her talent is not that great. She is more suited to be a priest or a magician than a knight."

"Talent may determine the ceiling, but for an ordinary person, nothing is more important than belief," Su De said with a smile.

Feixue nodded, seemingly lost in thought.

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