I'm the Green Tea Junior Sister - Chapter 6
Chapter 6
“I am so sorry.”
Not far away, a woman stood by the edge of the arena.
She looked at us with a beaming smile, her voice soft. “My hand slipped for a moment, and my dart went off course.”
“Fortunately, no one was hurt.”
“It’s all my fault. Little sister, please don’t be angry.”
I looked at her, slowly furrowing my brows.
“It’s fine.” Eldest Senior Brother was a bit displeased, but he didn’t intend to pursue the matter. “Just don’t let it happen again. Please, carry on.”
However, the woman seemed very guilt-ridden.
She stopped her match right then and there, flipping down from the stage.
“This little sister looks so pitiable,” she said, full of self-reproach. “It’s all my fault. If you hadn’t blocked it just now, I would have caused a huge disaster. Even dying ten thousand deaths wouldn’t be enough to make up for it.”
Those were some heavy words.
Eldest Senior Brother wasn’t the aggressive type, and he was visibly moved.
His brow smoothed out. “This… that’s hardly necessary!”
I cut him off, giving her a fake smile. “If you had accidentally killed me just now, dying once to pay for my life would be enough. No need for ten thousand deaths.”
The woman narrowed her eyes slightly.
“Little sister has quite the sharp tongue. I suppose you’re still angry with me.”
She spoke slowly and deliberately. “Sigh, I deserve it. If you hold a grudge in your heart, why don’t you hit me a few times right now to vent your anger?”
Hm?
I gave her a shy smile. “How could I do that?”
“My cultivation is weak. Even if I used all my strength, it wouldn’t even itch for you, Big Sister.”
I continued, “If Big Sister really feels that bad, why don’t you stab yourself a few times?”
“But I get dizzy at the sight of blood.”
I looked as if I were about to cry. “Big Sister, if you insist on stabbing yourself to make it up to me, you must do it behind my back. I’m scared.”
The woman: “…”
In that moment, we locked eyes, staring at each other in silence.
But the thought in our minds was exactly the same:
Where on earth did this Green Tea woman pop up from!
When two people meet on a narrow path, the more shameless one wins.
Clearly, I currently held the moral high ground.
Seeing that my Eldest Senior Brother remained unmoved and had no intention of continuing to socialize with her-
The woman grit her teeth.
Right then, she actually prepared to draw her blade and slash her own arm. “I’ll pay…”
Clang!
Her knife was flicked away by a sword once again.
As expected, Eldest Senior Brother had intervened again. “Fellow Daoist, there is no need for this!”
Good!
I was waiting for you to say that!
The female cultivator was delighted inwardly, and she immediately began her performance.
She curled the corners of her lips, revealing a miserable, bitter smile. “It’s fine. It was my fault to begin with. As long as little sister is happy, I am willing to take a few stabs right now…”
I rolled my eyes directly.
But the Male Lead, Eldest Senior Brother, was very susceptible to this act.
He frowned, his tone softening. “It doesn’t matter. It’s only natural for one’s hand to slip. You don’t need to blame yourself.”
“Shi San,” the Male Lead warned me sternly, “she has apologized. You should value harmony and not be so overbearing just because you’re in the right.”
Me: ?
What kind of bullshit was that?
How did I suddenly become the overbearing one? I almost died just now!
I was so angry my eyes were spitting fire.
“What are you all doing?”
The matches over there had finished, and the Female Lead sister along with several Senior Brothers walked over.
She was genuinely worried. “Are you hurt?”
The fury in my eyes vanished instantly, replaced by a watery gaze.
“Sister, I’m so scared,” I sobbed, throwing myself directly into the Female Lead’s arms and wailing loudly. “She almost killed me by accident just now! And then she wanted to stab herself to pay me back!”
“Sister, she seems so crazy. She’s really crazy. I’m so scared.”
The Female Lead had only seen us gesturing from a distance and hadn’t heard what we were saying.
Hearing me say this, she was also greatly shocked.
She immediately pulled me back five steps.
“Don’t be afraid, don’t be afraid,” the Female Lead shielded me in her arms, her long sword already half-unsheathed. “We’re all here. Shi San, don’t be scared.”
The Senior Brothers who had finished their matches were also stunned.
Hearing my loud lamentations, they also subconsciously retreated five steps.
“Stab herself?”
“That… that is pretty crazy.”
Everyone looked at this female cultivator as if they were looking at a madwoman.
“Eldest Senior Brother,” Fifth Senior Brother whispered, “you should come over here too. Don’t trigger her.”
The female cultivator, who was being treated like a lunatic: “…”
She nearly crushed her teeth from grinding them so hard.
“It’s fine as long as little sister isn’t angry with me.”
It took the female cultivator a short while to barely compose herself.
She actually managed to force a smile at me. “Otherwise, I truly wouldn’t be at peace.”
I shivered in the Female Lead’s arms.
“Little Aunt, I don’t dare to be angry with you,” I whimpered. “Please, Little Aunt, let me go. Don’t force me to watch you stab yourself.”
Lit-tle. Aunt.
Her smile cracked instantly. “You… you…”
I leaned against the Female Lead’s chest, looking extremely pitiful, yet I flashed a grin at her.
“Sister, this auntie looks like she’s about to have another episode.” I intentionally kept my voice low, but I knew everyone could hear me. “Should we just leave? I’m afraid she’ll go crazy and start slashing people randomly!”
The Female Lead sister kept her hand pressed on her sword, remaining vigilant.
Hearing this, she found it very reasonable and immediately led me back another three steps to maintain a safe distance.
The rest of the Senior Brothers also retreated in unison with tacit understanding.
A lunatic is scary enough, but a lunatic who practices cultivation is absolutely terrifying!
Which sect is so lacking in public spirit to let her out?
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