Crossover Anime: Starting from Jobless Reincarnation

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Even if you learn it, you might still get beaten up.

Luo Ya silently added a sentence in his mind.

Upon hearing this, Rudius's face showed indignation. Rudius said loudly, "Brother Roya, you should keep an eye on Alice. Look at her like this, she's bound to have a terrible temper in the future."

Roya stared blankly at Rudius, the abacus beads practically flying into his face.

"Anyway, good luck," Roya said.

Roya did not leave immediately for the Holy Land of Swords. The mission was not so simple. To ensure that Rudeus could memorize all of the Breath of the Sun, Roya stayed for three days.

In the morning, he accompanied everyone in practicing swordsmanship; in the afternoon, he guided everyone in practicing swordsmanship; and in the evening, he drew pictures and studied magic, while also telling Alice a few stories.

In his spare time, Roya drew the Breath of the Sun swordplay, clearly writing down what to pay attention to and how to do each move. There were only twelve sword moves, but Roya drew nearly thirty pages of them.

The illustrations only show the key points of the movements, accompanied by text to guide people in their practice.

Although Roya was going to give it to Rudius to practice with, Alice could also learn from it if she wanted to.

Sun Breathing and breathing techniques are a set, and Roya taught them to Rudius.

Mastering it is definitely impossible; even getting to the basics is a hurdle. However, by practicing with this manual, one can eventually make a name for oneself.

Rudeus can easily achieve a minor level of mastery. With the blessing of the Breath of the Sun, even if he is attacked head-on by a swordsman of the superior sword god style, he can hold on for a while.

Even if they don't manage a counter-kill, they certainly won't be instantly killed.

Roya hadn't expected Rudeus to be able to reach the level of Sword King in one step with the Breath of the Sun.

Rudeus's talent is undeniable; with such exceptional magical abilities, there's no need for him to follow the path of a swordsman. The reason Rudeus is taught some swordsmanship is simply to prevent him from being instantly killed by some lowly minions.

After copying the manual, Roya's mischievous side kicked in. He remembered the Eighteen Subduing Dragon Palms from a novel he had read before. After pondering for a moment, Roya decided to tell Rudeus that there were thirteen forms of Sun Breathing, and that all thirteen forms were contained in this manual. He was going to be a riddle teller.

The process of creating the secret manual was not complicated, and these things were easy for Roja to do. In comparison, Roja's version of Grimm's Fairy Tales took much longer.

Alice really liked the stories, and after thinking for a while, Roya decided to keep them for Alice to see.

As for whether Rudius would glean anything from it, Roja didn't seem to care.

Even if he knew the time traveler's identity, it wouldn't be a big deal.

So you're the only one allowed to be a time traveler, but others aren't?

Moreover, setting aside their identities as time travelers, they are all family and it's impossible for them to part ways over something like this. Rudius might be surprised, or perhaps he'll suddenly realize something, but everyone will tacitly understand and let the matter pass by.

Identity is what was given in the past, the present is the present, the past is the past, and the previous life is the previous life.

At least in this world, Roya is Rudius's brother, and if Rudius gets into trouble, Roya will help.

Similarly, if Roya gets into trouble, Rudius will do his best to help Roya out of his predicament, although by then, the problem may no longer be something Rudius can solve.

But that's roughly the idea.

Luo Ya didn't need to worry about so much and concealed his identity as a time traveler.

The story is much longer than Breath of the Sun, and Roya didn't copy it completely; he secretly added some of his own elements.

The general direction of the story changed somewhat. After finishing the fairy-tale-like Grimm's Fairy Tales, Roy Ya was still not satisfied and simply started another book.

This is a heavily modified version of Grimm's Fairy Tales, with a complex plot and more intricate character relationships. The story is similar to the previous book, but upon closer reading, one can glean something new from it.

Due to the needs of the plot, Roya added a lot of riddle-solving elements to the story.

Because it was too outrageous, after Luo Ya finished writing, he shook his head and put the book aside.

After thinking about it, I put the book in the drawer. I'll leave the Grimm's Fairy Tales to Alice, and I'll just leave the Roja Fairy Tales in the drawer.

As night fell, Alice entered Roya's room, just like any other day.

Whether it was a misperception or not, Luo Ya felt that the little guy in front of him had grown taller.

The red silk nightgown shimmered under the lamplight, and Alice climbed onto Roya's lap and sat down.

Reluctantly, Luo Ya picked up the girl. As always, the girl's fiery red, ruby-like eyes stared into Luo Ya's eyes.

Luo Ya handed the book he had just prepared to Alice, a smile playing on his lips. "Alice, you've learned almost all the words, haven't you?"

This time, Alice didn't look away guiltily. The girl nodded seriously, her proud expression undisguised.

"I can already read simple books, you know?"

Luo Ya smiled and nodded, saying, "Then this book is yours. All the stories I've told you are in it, and the stories I haven't told you before are also written in it."

Upon hearing this, Alice's face lit up with surprise and delight. She hugged the book excitedly, a happy smile spreading across her face.

The joy didn't last long. After a moment's thought, Roya said, "Um, Alice, I might have to go on a long trip. This time it might take a little longer."

In an instant, Alice felt the story in her hand suddenly lose its appeal, and a look of astonishment appeared on her face.

"Didn't you just get back? It's only been a few days." Alice's smile vanished.

The joy came quickly and went quickly. Alice looked at the books she was holding, her face showing disappointment and frustration.

Roya sighed and rubbed Alice's head, saying, "I'm not strong enough yet, but I can't learn anything here anymore."

Her disappointment was palpable. Alice was heartbroken for a long time when the last time she left, and this time, leaving again made her even more upset.

Alice bit her lip and shouted to Roya, "Roya, I want to go with you."

Roya was taken aback, then smiled and shook his head. He explained, "Alice, listen to me, going now won't do you any good. Your priority right now is to learn swordsmanship from Teacher Kyrie. She's a very good teacher."

Alice pondered for a moment, then spoke again: "Then why not just bring Gilead over there and have her teach me?"

Luo Ya was about to shake his head and laugh, saying it was impossible, but after thinking about it carefully, he realized, "Huh?"

It seems that it really is feasible.

In an instant, Roya frowned, lost in thought.

Should we take Ellie over there?

Kyrie Irwin is the Sword King, and after all, the Sword God's disciple. With that connection, many things will be easier to resolve.

Don't be fooled by the fact that you can mention her name when you say you're in the Holy Land of Swords; the treatment is definitely different whether you mention your name or are led there by Gilead.

Luo Ya pondered silently, weighing the pros and cons.

Kyrie Irvine was undoubtedly a qualified teacher, and Alice was certainly not at the level to be taught by the Sword God.

It's like a high school teacher instructing a first-year student, or a university professor instructing a first-year student. The content they teach is the same. It's not that the higher the degree, the better. Alice hasn't reached that level yet, so the knowledge she learns can only be basic sword techniques.

Of course, there are advantages to doing this.

Roya looked at Alice again and asked, "Alice, do you really want to go?"

Alice nodded with a serious expression.

Roya sighed, wondering if it was a good thing to let Alice come into contact with the old sword god too early.

After thinking about it for a long time, I felt that having something was better than not having anything.

Actually, compared to Roya and Rudius, Alice is the one who needs power the most.

If we were to say who was most affected by the transfer event, it would undoubtedly be Alice.

Her entire family was exiled and executed, with almost no one spared. Alice was transformed from a pampered young lady into a wandering wildcat.

Luo Ya also felt that the transfer was somewhat tricky.

If the problem cannot be solved, Luo Ya will have no choice but to move away with his entire family.

At worst, we can retreat to another country to spend that time.

But what about Alice? Can Alice and her family leave?

Paul was a minor nobleman in a territory, and he would not be held accountable even if everyone in his territory disappeared.

But Alice was different. While enjoying the rights of the nobility, her family was also watched by a large group of people.

Nobles were far more greedy and corrupt than they imagined, especially in this cannibalistic world.

They were just waiting for an opportunity; they didn't need a reason.

If the territory of Fituia remains safe and sound, those nobles will only watch helplessly like jackals, waiting for an opportunity to strike.

But unfortunately, this incident happened, and it's enough to be devastating for Alice's family.

Alice needs to become stronger, so strong that the entire nobility will have to think about the consequences of messing with the Grellat family.

One Alice is not enough; even the Sword King Kyrie Irvine cannot make these greedy jackals relent.

Alice needs to become stronger, strong enough to deal with those jackals.

Therefore, she must at least become the Sword King.

Even if you can't become the Sword King, you should at least have a status that rivals the Sword King.

The Sword King's disciple was not enough to stop those nobles from reaching out their claws, but what about the Sword God's closed-door disciple?

This nature has changed; the sword gods of the seven great powers now possess the power to tear up treaties and overturn tables.

Even a large nation like Asura would have to consider the true value of this.

As a time traveler, Luo Ya doesn't know much about the future plot, but based on the available information, Alice should still acknowledge that cheap master.

It seems to be entirely beneficial to her.

Roya finally nodded, agreeing under Alice's incredulous gaze.