A Different World That Started as a Slave

The sword was broken, but the sword was broken.

Riens opened his eyes from the carriage, and his mind was still recalling the scene where the instructor cut off the long sword he blocked and split him in half.

That scene was really shocking.

With just one sword, he cut from the right shoulder to the waist, splitting Reens in half.

Reens could even feel the process of his vision slowly tilting and sliding down, and he was not dead until his upper body fell to the ground.

"What a powerful force."

Reens said in his heart.

He died under the instructor's sword again. As for how many times this happened, Reens was too lazy to care.

Although the software has been improved, the gap in hardware cannot be made up.

Although Reens relied on the huge improvement in swordsmanship to hold on for a long time under the instructor's sword, and even made the instructor embarrassed at one point.

But when the instructor really exerted his strength, his final outcome was also death, and he died in such a shocking way.

"So, is the instructor a Beyonder?"

"This kind of physical fitness is really much stronger than ordinary people. A wind wolf weighing hundreds of pounds is far inferior to the instructor's sword."

Reens said in his heart again.

Although he had expected that he would lose, he did not expect the instructor to tell him the gap between the two in such a direct and clear way.

Even if he accurately predicted the trajectory of the instructor's attack, he still could not block the sword that condensed huge power.

"You woke up."

"How is it... did you sleep well?"

Ben noticed the movement behind him and turned to Reens who opened his eyes and said.

"Very good, better than ever before."

Riens smiled and said to Ben with a smile.

Although he failed in the first battle after completing the "Sword Style" with the instructor.

But this did not affect Reens' excitement.

Whether it was the improvement in swordsmanship or the achievement he had been pursuing for a long time, Reens felt unprecedented satisfaction.

So after the battle with the instructor, he came out of the copy directly.

He wanted to share his inner joy and his irrepressible excitement with his friends.

At this moment, Reens understood those people who were chatting in the carriage.

Some joy can only be filled with greater joy and satisfaction when it is expressed.

"Seeing you are so happy, it seems that you had a good dream."

Ben saw Reens' smile and responded with a smile.

"Well, it is indeed a good dream, a good dream that is about to achieve the goal, a good dream that represents a bright future."

Reens emphasized his excitement with parallel sentences.

Although "dreams" no longer appeared after Reans entered the dungeon for the first time.

But it did not prevent Reans from using it to express his feelings.

The completion of the "sword style" means that he has finally entered the door of kendo.

This is the realm that Reans has learned from the instructor since the first day of training.

Until now, he has finally entered it.

It took 5 months, during which he did not know how many battles, deaths, and difficulties he had experienced.

And all of this turned into the steps for him to enter that door.

At the same time, the huge improvement in swordsmanship also means that his strength has been further improved, which means that his hope of gaining freedom has increased.

So how can Reans not be excited?

"Really? Maybe this is a prophetic dream, indicating that our future will be bright."

Harriman on the side jumped out and said after hearing what Reans said.

Reens did not try to conceal his voice just now, and Harriman was sitting next to him and Ben.

So Reens was not surprised that Harriman heard what he said.

Because he was in a good mood, Reens did not even care about his interruption.

"Yes, our future must be bright."

The smile on Reens' face did not fade, and he smiled and responded to Harriman.

Although the future is still shrouded in darkness, the light of hope has picked up the sword of light.

How could Reens say something to spoil the fun at this moment to reduce his confidence.

"Just right, Reens, you woke up at the right time, otherwise, I would have to wake you up in a while."

"Reens... We are back to Kara City."

Ben's face

With a look of joy on his face, he announced to Reens.

It is always difficult for a wanderer to return home.

No matter how bad Kara City is, even if they were all captured as slaves here, even if they had only been away for less than half a year.

It still cannot cover up Ben's longing for this place.

Because this is his hometown, it carries almost all of his memories.

Family and friendship, beauty and sadness...

Ben has too many things left here, in this hometown that may not be beautiful.

Compared with Ben, Reens did not say much about his return to Kara City.

Mainly because he really couldn't get a good impression of this city.

Whether it was the memory of little Reens or the experience in the slave exchange, Reens had a disgust and even spit on this place.

The memory of his previous life made him clearly aware of the sins and filth of this city.

The nobles and businessmen had all-powerful hands and eyes, and controlled all the economic lifelines of this city.

Ordinary people can only survive by paying huge labor or selling their daughters and children to become slaves of nobles or merchants.

And these are only those who can survive, while others who cannot survive for various reasons still occupy a large population of the city.

Just like Reens's previous identity as a homeless person, they are people who cannot survive here.

Even their desire to leave the city is sometimes a luxury.

Because the city's gangs are always guarding outside the city, waiting for the "prey" to fall into the trap.

For such a city, how can Reens feel any joy about "going home"?

It may also be one of the cages that trapped his freedom.

However, Reens could see Ben's excitement, so he suppressed his inner disgust and responded to Ben with a smile.

"We are back."

Reens knew what this place meant to Ben, because Ben mentioned his experience many times in the story he told.

Ben had told him those beautiful things in the form of stories.

"Well, we are finally back."

Ben, who was in a state of joy, did not notice the forced smile of Reens, and still smiled happily at Reens.

Reens stopped talking and just continued to smile at Ben.

Reens slightly opened the door of the carriage, revealing a little gap so that he could see the scene outside.

The carriage was not locked at the training camp, probably because the instructor felt that his threat was enough.

As the light appeared, the scene outside began to come into Reens' eyes.

The spacious stone slab avenue, the endless shops on both sides, the mobile vendors were shouting loudly, and the hurried pedestrians were careful of the approaching carriages.

Although nearly half a year has passed, Reens still has a good impression of this place.

This avenue is an important main road in Kara City.

Enter from the outer city gate, walk along this bluestone road, and the final destination is the gate to the inner city.

He had slept on this avenue before, but was later driven into a dirty and narrow alley by the city guards.

"So, a homeless man like me will eventually step into that 'sacred and inviolable' gate?"

Riens laughed at himself in his heart.

Think about it, a year ago, he didn't even have the qualifications to approach that gate, but now he can be led by a noble to enter the inner city through there.

Really... fate is unpredictable!