Wuxia Crossover: Holding the Seven Sword Seals, I Meet Little Dragon Maiden at the Ancient Tomb

The bamboo sword stops three inches from the girl in white, unable to advance another inch. A silver cord coils around him like a python, tightening until the red sword energy goes out completely. Only then does Qin Zhu truly understand that a chasm still separates him from a true genius. Yet instead of feeling resentful, he is even more eager to catch up with that distant, cool figure and see with his own eyes how far she can go.

At the entrance to the Ancient Tomb, Granny Sun is muttering about having the girl move up into the mountains. The Dragon Girl, however, is looking down at a storybook, her finger resting on one page for a long time without turning it. She remembers the boy's name, and she remembers the fiery true energy flowing through the body of the cat called Ahong. She begins to wonder whether the next book might hold an adventure like that too.

The rites at Chongyang Palace are not yet finished, and the crops in the vegetable garden are still growing. But every day when Qin Zhu practices his sword, the mark on his palm grows faintly warm. He knows there is a second sword intent hidden in Mount Zhongnan. He just doesn't know whether the girl in the Ancient Tomb will happen to walk through that stone door when the sword intent finally reveals itself.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.