Forgotten Legend of the Bloodied Flower

"Shall we see Luo, Ao Kuai?" Feng Ao Si asked carefully.

Feng Ao Kuai, who was walking while emitting dangerous aura, slowly slowed down. He took a deep breath and shook his head. "There's no need."

He didn't want to let those two see him when he lost his temper like this. It would be better for him to rest for now.

"Let's go and have some rest."

"Alright."

Feng Ao Si looked at his younger brother and chuckled lightly. Even though the one who took care of him most of the time was his younger brother, it would not change the fact that this brat was still younger than him. There were also times when it was time for him to be the one to take charge even if it was rare.

He silently ordered the other soldiers not to bother with Feng Ao Kuai for the time being. Whoever dared to go against his order would be in for a bad luck as he was sure that his younger brother would not hesitate to plot a petty little revenge on them.

…

The night passed quietly.

Nan Hua accompanied her older twin brother and stayed vigilant despite her sleep. When the sun rose on the east, she promptly woke up and looked at her twin brother, who was also awake.

"Hu…. Nan." Nan Luo glanced over. "Are you going to fight today?"

"Yes."

In the original story, the one that suffered the second most loss was precisely this middle where they were located. Since they didn't have a lot of people in her twin brother's army, Nan Hua wouldn't be able to turn the entire tide of the battle. But at the very least, she could try to eliminate as much as possible and also those potential commanders.

It wouldn't be easy, but Nan Hua could work hard.

"In that case, be careful." Nan Luo grimaced slightly. "I wish I can go out there with you."

He kept on blabbering that he would protect his twin sister, but he ended up being the one who was wounded like this. Internally, he felt really vexed. If only he was better, he would not end up this way.

Nan Hua looked at her twin brother and knew very well that Nan Luo's progress has been very fast. In fact, it was much faster than her. What she did was simply recover her physical ability since she already had the skill set and instinct that was deeply engrained inside her bone because of her harsh training in her original life.

But Nan Luo was learning everything from the very beginning. Compared to other many other young commander, he was undoubtedly already started to step on the path that those people might never be able to reach when they were younger. However, since Nan Luo was comparing himself with Nan Hua, he failed to realize that point.

Nan Hua stepped forward and patted Nan Luo's head.

"Hua'er?" Nan Luo blurted out in surprise.

"You did great." Nan Hua's eyes were solemn. "You'll be the greatest general in the future, Luo."

Nan Luo looked at his twin sister with a blank expression for a moment then grinned. "Of course! I'll definitely work hard and make sure that I can achieve my dream! When I become the greatest general, I'll protect you even better!"

"Mhm."

After ruffling her twin brother's hair for a bit, Nan Hua then left the tent.

Sitting on the bed, Nan Luo thought of what Nan Hua said as the corner of his lips curled up a bit. He was happy with the small action his sister gave to him. Even though she was still as cold as ever, she had started to slowly show some surprising action from time to time.

The progress was slow, but Nan Luo was happy.

As for his training?

He would double his workload once more and make sure that he could progress even faster so that he would become the best general when he grew up!

"Xiao Yan."

"Yes?" Xiao Yan instinctively straighten his guard. He looked at Nan Hua, who was dressed as Nan, in front of him and felt a bit nervous. Compared to facing Nan Luo, he was more afraid of meeting Nan Hua. There was some kind of natural oppression that he felt whenever he was talking with this young girl.

"Stay here and take care of Young Master. I'll take over for today."

"Ah?" Xiao Yan was stunned. He was mostly the one who gave order because Nan Luo also challenged the commander from other army from time to time. Of course, there were times when it was Nan Luo who gave the order.

Nan Hua glanced at Xiao Yan's stunned expression. "I'll handle it."

"That's… I understand."

Walking towards the soldiers who were already lining up, Nan Hua walked towards them. Her silver mask reflected the light from the sun as she slowly stopped in front of them. The moment her indifferent gaze swept across the soldiers, there was some kind of oppression emitted from her body.

This caused the soldiers to instinctively straighten their body. They felt that if they didn't, they would be in big trouble.

"Pretty neat." Nan Hua's words stunned the soldiers.

Was 'he' commenting their discipline?

"Young Master is wounded, so I'll be taking the lead for today." Nan Hua swept her gaze across the soldiers. The corner of her lips curled up to form a smirk. "Those who disagree with this arrangement may leave."

Huh?

Xiao Yan was stunned by Nan Hua's sudden order.

It was not only him, even the soldiers below were also staring at Nan Hua with a dumbstruck expression. This was the first time they ever listened to an order like this.

"No one?" Nan Hua tilted her head. "In that case, you're all pretty decent and not some coward who will leave directly just because your little commander is lying on his bed because of his wounds."

Nan Luo: "…" Hua'er, I can still hear you from this distance.

The soldiers: "…"