Legend of Dream God in a Little Dream

"Hehe, hypocritical, are you really doing this for her own good? I think you're only doing this for yourself," San said with a smile.

Manli looked back at Nata who was sleeping on the sand. She was so cute. Although she was fainted, her face was so red, and she must have really fainted.

Manli blinked kindly, looking at such a lovely Nata, 'Will she forgive me when she wakes up?'

Seeing that Manli did not refute him, San pointed the sword behind him at Manli and said, "Put her down. You can leave safely now, otherwise..."

"What else? Can you kill me?" Manli asked San.

"You can try. I thought the other good friend she mentioned would be so nice to her, but it seems she made the wrong choice." San smiled and mocked Manli's behavior just now.

"She just doesn't understand the danger you're in." Manli looked up at the clear sky, then turned her head to look at San. "Let me guess, Nata must not know what bad things you did behind her back, right?"

After hearing this, San finally understood, "From the beginning, her purpose was to get rid of me, and it had nothing to do with Nata."

But San also sneered, "Huh~ You think you are so great, but you haven't considered whether this is what she wants to see."

"Didn't I tell you that she doesn't know how dangerous you are yet?" "Ah, but don't worry, I will explain it to her personally after you die."

"Ah"

"Just hold on a little longer until she wakes up, and then maybe she will save you." Manli looked at San and said confidently. After all, harsh words before a fight can also be a kind of motivation.

"You don't understand at all. I had no choice at the beginning." San tried to talk to Manli, because if she left, he didn't know whether Manli would hurt Nata.

"At that time? No choice? Who made things difficult for you?" Manli also wanted to get some information out of her first. After all, the previous attack was enough for Nata to sleep for a while, and she still had time to learn more useful and useless information.

"They all told me what I should do and what I shouldn't do, but no matter what I did, someone would be dissatisfied. So when I fell, I met Nata."

Manli listened carefully, this information could give Nata some comfort when she woke up.

"After I killed the group of people who spoke ill of me, I fled to the desert. I thought that no one would criticize me here anymore, and I would be free."

"So you met Nata here? And became friends with her?" Manli was also listening to San's story, as if she was also a victim.

"Yes, I met Nata in that cabin. She was very different and she affirmed everything about me." San nodded.

"So, you hid from her the fact that you killed a group of people?"

"Think about it, if you met someone who was different, would you be willing to tell her what a scumbag you used to be?"

“But you’re sorry for her.”

"Yes, I am sorry for her, but I have already done it. It is true that I can't bear to leave Nata, otherwise I would not stay here."

"But you were obviously avoiding me. When we first met, you ran away."

San smiled bitterly, "I thought you two were good friends, but you drew your sword against me just because of a disagreement."

"Then why don't you take this opportunity to leave now? You clearly have a chance." Manli asked knowingly, but she was not sure of the answer.

"Because you just hurt her, I am not at ease with you anymore."

"I see"

"Yes, give her back to me and I'll take her away," San said, pointing at Nata behind Manli.

"In fact, take the path you think is right and then stick to it," Manli looked at San and said slowly.

"Even if I become your enemy?" San stretched his tone, puzzled.

"Well, even if it means becoming my enemy," Manli nodded, while also secretly conveying her attitude.

After hearing this, San thought about what Manli meant, "Even if we are enemies with her, does this mean that we want to take Nata away and that this war is inevitable?"

San felt that what he thought was not wrong, "So, let's start the war"

"Yes, I'm happy to accompany you."

San drew his sword and chopped at Manli.

Manli also rushed forward. The closer the conflict point was to the front, the less damage it would cause to Nata, at least that was the case before Nata woke up.

The two men's swords crossed and they tried to cut at each other's open spots, but they were blocked in time.

The two of them kept exchanging moves, but neither could defeat the other. After all, they were both taught by the same master and couldn't defeat each other.

The two of them were in a stalemate for a while.

San's palms were already sweating and he was a little exhausted.

Manli saw San stop and panted heavily, "That's all? Come again."

Mitsuji Manri is also difficult to deal with. "If it is not dealt with early, it will be unrealistic to take Nata away. Besides, both sides are basically exhausted. It just depends on who can last longer."

When San thought of this, a shadow appeared behind him, handed him a gun, and then returned to San's body. San also took out his second weapon, an orange-yellow spear.

Manli stared at the new weapon in San's left hand, "This is not an ordinary gun. Where did you get it?"

San looked at the gun in his left hand and said, "Don't worry about this, you don't deserve to know." Then he put the gun in his left hand in front and the sword in his right hand against the gun, using two weapons.

"I don't deserve to know? This is what Nata meant." Manli also took out her secondary weapon gun and confronted San with two weapons. "Although my weapon is not as good as yours, there is still a gap between us."

"As for the gap, there is one, but I don't think I will lose to you. What's more, it hasn't come out yet," San said with contempt, looking down on Manli. After all this time of fighting, San had figured out some of Manli's strengths.

Manli also understood what Sanhua meant, "That "it" must be that ugly shadow, right? With it, what qualifications do you have to stand beside Nata?"

San was also a little angry after hearing this, "Shut up, she doesn't need to know, and she won't know," San said angrily and confidently.

"Haha, do you think I can be killed so easily?"

"Isn't it? Look at the way you are gasping for breath now. You are not worthy of its existence." After saying this, San rushed towards Manli, deeply understanding the truth that rebellion dies from talking too much.

Manli looked up at San who was trying to assassinate her, raised the corner of her mouth slightly, and instantly inserted the sword into the sand. In an instant, an extremely fast aura was generated with the sword as the center, which seriously injured San and bounced him away.

The dark clouds in the distance were gradually floating over their heads, bringing the rain with them.