I Became a Supporting Character in a Martial Arts Novel (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 89

The next day.

As it was urgent, the three of us—myself, Hahyeon, and Eldest Senior Martial Brother—immediately left Mount Hua and headed for Sichuan.

We rode horses at full speed, and whenever they grew tired, we left them at the nearest relay station and continued on foot using lightness skills—our entire journey focused solely on reaching Sichuan as quickly as possible.

‘Given how serious all these matters are, there’s simply no other way.’

Yet perhaps precisely because of that, Eldest Senior Martial Brother kept trying to maintain a relaxed demeanor, occasionally cracking jokes or introducing lighthearted topics.

“Our youngest disciples have grown so much without us even noticing. Traveling such a long distance with you both feels strangely moving.”

“Aren’t you worried?”

“We’re doing just fine—what’s there to worry about?”

Of course, he also seemed genuinely pleased that Hahyeon and I could keep up with his pace without any difficulty.

‘…Well, that’s understandable.’

After all, Eldest Senior Martial Brother was sixteen years older than me. Given the times, many people married and had children early—by that measure, I might as well have been his daughter.

After traveling for about three days, we finally reached the southernmost edge of Shaanxi.

Actually, moving within Shaanxi itself wasn’t particularly difficult. Since only two sects affiliated with the Nine Sects and One Alliance were located within Shaanxi Province, the Evil Sects had barely any foothold, and thus public order remained quite stable.

Of course, rumors spreading throughout the Central Plains had made the martial artists we occasionally encountered in inns unusually tense and sharp-edged—but perhaps thanks to the plum blossom insignia embroidered on our robes, no one dared provoke us.

Thus, the real challenge began now.

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