Quick Transmigration: Don't Let an Honest Man Become a Villainous Supporting Female Character

"That monster is very cunning and incredibly fast."

"Didn't the authorities say they were looking for someone? Have they found them yet?"

"I heard that demon specializes in sucking people's life essence..."

Several people in the restaurant were discussing in hushed tones.

There are indeed many monsters here, mainly because this town is far from those sects, and it's troublesome to find those disciples, so the number of monsters is increasing.

Wen Shubai paused after hearing their conversation. He looked at Ji Chaoxi, who was eating osmanthus cake across from him, and suddenly an idea came to his mind.

We can't just practice the basics every day; we also need to let our junior sister see blood.

In the dead of night, moonlight spilled onto the withered grass, as if a layer of ash had been sprinkled on it. The wooden plaque fragments stuck in the ground swayed in the wind, and the names on them were no longer legible.

Occasionally, two will-o'-the-wisps would rise from the grass, and the air was filled with the smell of rotting flesh.

Ji Chaoxi was a little nervous because she didn't expect to be in actual combat so soon.

But when she thought about how she was a genius and how she could be afraid if she was afraid, her eyes hardened again.

The more talented a person is, the greater the responsibility they must bear.

At this moment, the demon in the crevice was frantically fleeing. It thought that two fools had come to their deaths in the middle of the night and was about to go up and kill them.

But once you get close to it, you'll understand why...

These two people, dressed in moon-white robes, stood here like ghosts in the dead of night; they were clearly disciples of the Tianjue Sect.

It fled faster and faster, and just when it thought it had successfully escaped, a sword aura descended from the sky, directly sealing off an area of ​​ten feet in radius.

"Junior Sister," Wen Shubai called softly, "try to freeze its joints while it's moving."

Ji Chaoxi carefully mobilized her spiritual energy, and a burst of cold air suddenly shot out from her fingertips.

Sensing danger, the monster instantly flew several feet away, seemingly about to escape.

Just as it was feeling happy, it was suddenly grabbed by the neck by an invisible hand, and the next second it was pulled back by a force and slammed heavily to the ground.

"Continue, junior sister," Wen Shubai said gently.

Just as Ji Chaoxi was about to continue, the monster was completely enraged and opened its mouth full of fangs, ready to bite Ji Chaoxi.

Ji Chaoxi was startled by its ugly appearance and quickly froze it. The monster's eyes turned red, and it tried to self-destruct and escape, but the ice broke instantly.

Wen Shubai frowned and froze it in mid-air. No matter how it pawed, it couldn't move forward an inch.

For the next hour, the monster ran ahead while Ji Chaoxi chased after it with her spiritual power. This was a great growth opportunity for Ji Chaoxi, but it was hell for the monster.

Whenever it tries to self-destruct, there is always a force controlling it.

monster:……

To think that it would be used as a training ground for the disciples of the Ruthless Path is an utter disgrace!

Just as it was about to pounce on Ji Chaoxi, Ji Chaoxi immediately used her spiritual energy threads to bind it. Her spiritual energy threads were not very strong yet, and the monster kept trying to break free.

Ji Chaoxi was exhausted; even carrying water wasn't this tiring.

Just as the monster tried to escape again, Ji Chaoxi finally found her rhythm, and ice shards instantly gathered at her fingertips.

"Click—"

The icicles spread instantly along the monster's claws, and in the blink of an eye, the monster was completely frozen, and even the terrified expression on its face was clearly visible.

Ji Chaoxi ran over breathlessly. She walked up to the ice sculpture, touched it lightly with her fingertip, and the ice sculpture, imbued with demonic energy, shattered into ice shards.

"Senior Brother, I did it!" Ji Chaoxi was extremely excited.

Wen Shubai looked at Ji Chaoxi, whose forehead was sweating with excitement, and said softly, "Junior Sister is very capable."

He took out a clean handkerchief and gently wiped the dust off her face. Ji Chaoxi raised her head slightly and let him wipe her face, still immersed in the joy she had just experienced.

"Senior Brother, would you say I have talent?"

Wen Shubai rubbed her nose and chuckled softly, "Junior Sister is naturally talented."

He looked at her with a smile, his voice full of indulgence: "If junior sister likes it, then we can practice a few more times these days."

If she hasn't mastered it yet, he'll go catch ten or even a hundred more until she gets tired of them.

"Senior Brother, you're so kind. But I was running around catching demons just now, and I don't know if I twisted my ankle. Besides, the restaurant is so far away from here..."

Ji Chaoxi looked at him pitifully.

This is the outskirts of the city, and she was tired when she came here.

Before Ji Chaoxi could react, Wen Shubai squatted down in front of her and said gently.

"Junior sister, come on up."

Ji Chaoxi coughed lightly: "Senior Brother, this was your own choice."

She didn't force him.

Ji Chaoxi carefully climbed up and wrapped her arms around his neck. Wen Shubai easily carried her on his back.

His steps were steady, and Ji Chaoxi, lying on top of him, yawned.

"Senior Brother, when are we going back?"

"We can go back in a few days, Junior Sister, would you like to go back as soon as possible?"

Ji Chaoxi shook her head, feeling her eyelids getting heavy, and couldn't help but rub against his shoulder.

"Senior Brother, why don't you become my master? I'm the only one in the Heavenly Extinction Sect without a master."

Wen Shubai's voice was somewhat helpless: "Junior Sister, I am not qualified to accept disciples yet."

"But what's the difference between me and your disciple? You're the one teaching me." Ji Chaoxi's voice trailed off. "Senior Brother, if you can take on disciples in the future, I'll become your disciple..."

Because the eldest brother never swears.

The other elders were quite fierce in their insults.

Wen Shubai didn't speak, but he felt that he might prefer to be her senior brother. If he were to be her master, he probably wouldn't be able to be so close to her.

Before long, Wen Shubai heard the girl on his back breathing heavily. He walked step by step in the moonlight, and the fireflies by the roadside were startled and danced around them.