When he first met Qing Luo back in Mother Ghost Ridge, Su Yi guessed he was most likely a member of the second group of monsters of the ancient era.

However, when he saw Divine Misfortune, he understood.

Qing Luo was really just a slave the sword was using for nourishment!

Divine Misfortune had erased his memories. How could he possibly remember who he was?

Su Yi dared say with certainty that Qing Luo had learned his legacies and cultivation techniques from his weapon.

It was highly likely that even Qing Luo’s name was a “gift” from Divine Misfortune…

That guy said that the moment he first laid eyes on me, he sensed a threat and a stifling aura. That’s why he felt the urge to kill me. I’m afraid that was due to the yao sword’s influence too, thought Su Yi.

However, he couldn’t figure out Divine Misfortune’s origins.

Qing Luo came to the Sea of Chaotic Spirits and attempted to enter the ruins of the Immortals’ Sword House. Was that at the sword’s behest too?

Does that mean that Divine Misfortune is somehow connected to the Immortals’ Sword House?

Thirty thousand years ago, the Immortals’ Sword...