Taliyah didn't know why Yasuo would be willing to accept her as his apprentice - she knew the dangers of her magic better than anyone else.

Regarding this, Yasuo was very calm.

"First of all, having an apprentice is very interesting - oh, let me make it clear first, I come from the Gale Sword Sect, but you are not a swordsman, so you are my apprentice, but you are not a member of the Sword Sect."

"Secondly, your ability seems to be very useful. It is said that when something happens, a disciple will do his duty, and you will not have any psychological burden on your disciples. You will not owe any favors. I hate owing favors the most."

"In the end, we are very destined. I am a person you like."

Seeing the matter-of-fact look on Yasuo's face, Taliyah felt like she was in the top lane.

Is such a master... really reliable?

However, considering Yasuo's skill and life-saving grace, Taliyah nodded and agreed to Yasuo's request, then bowed respectfully and officially became Yasuo's first disciple!

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With Yasuo's care, Taliyah recovered quickly, and during this period, what Yasuo was most worried about did not happen - the unlucky Varus was deceived by Yasuo's previous behavior and mistakenly thought Yasuo was

Suo went all the way south, crossing the sea of ​​ghettos under the scorching sun...

Although Varus insisted that he did not have brain problems like other dark descendants after becoming a dark descendant, in fact, the problem had already appeared. Compared with normal people, he really looked like a fool.

In this way, when Varus quickly ran to the seaside and crossed the strait to Huoji, Yasuo returned to Pallas with his newly minted apprentice.

In Pallas, Lucian was already a little impatient with waiting - Yasuo left in a hurry and did not have time to agree on a time, so he didn't even know whether Yasuo would come back.

Drizzt and Graves, on the other hand, were extremely calm. After all, Yasuo had left enough gold. The two of them were eating and drinking on Pallas all day long, and they were quite happy.

After Yasuo returned, Drizzt and Graves even secretly said that it was a pity - it was really nice to eat and drink with public funds.

"Although there was a little accident." After returning to the inn where Pallas was staying, Yasuo introduced Taliyah to his team members, "But the result is good - this is Taliyah, my new little boy.

The apprentice is a stone weaver."

"Wow, Stoneweaver!" Lucian and Graves just nodded politely, but Drizzt was beaming, "Are you from Shurima? Are you a weaver? I've heard a little about Stoneweaver.

The story about the Weaver Mother or something..."

Although Taliyah did not reject this topic, she instinctively wanted to distance herself from the peacock-like Drizzt - or in other words, after being fooled several times by the Noxians, Taliyah had too many conversations.

People have never liked him very much, except Yasuo.

So, when Drizzt kept chattering, Taliyah just responded politely and said, "I can't control my spells well yet" and so on.

Just like that, Yasuo's team added another person and finally became a five-black lineup.

The original goal had not changed, but after personally inspecting the ghetto sea, Yasuo spent a large sum of money to buy a giant tortoise as a mount in Pallas.

This large animal that lives in Galen is very suitable for survival in the desert. They are huge and move slowly, but they eat little and don't need to rest. They are the best mounts for crossing the sea of ​​ghettos.

In addition to mounts, Yasuo also prepared a lot of drinking water and dry food - especially drinking water. A giant tortoise could originally carry ten people, but Yasuo placed five of them in oak barrels.

It's full of water.

In addition, scarves, masks and cloaks are indispensable for crossing the sea of ​​ghettos. Even Yasuo almost couldn't survive when Varus drove him into the sea of ​​ghettos. This time it is officially

When traveling through the desert, preparation must be absolutely perfect!

After everything was ready, a group of five people finally rode on the back of the giant tortoise, crossed the ghetto pass again, and entered the vast sea.

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On the back of the giant tortoise, Drizzt was playing cards with Graves in a small arbor - the two people's bet was the water in the water bag. Before the game started, they put the water together, and whoever won could drink it.

One bite.

During this period, Drizzt also wanted to invite Lucian to join the game, but unfortunately, the Paladin Ranger had already discovered this guy's cheating methods and wisely refused to join.

As a result, Drizzt drank water in one sip leisurely and drank up Graves's drinking water in one morning...

Although Graves was very careful about Drizzt's hidden cards and tricks, he could not catch the evidence of Drizzt's cheating even if he stared until his eyes became dry and painful.

Are you kidding, can you still be a card master if you get caught?

On the other side, Drizzt took advantage of the precious journey time to teach Taliyah carefully.

"Very good, you have gradually learned to meditate." Putting his hand on Taliyah's head, feeling the calmness of all spirits, Yasuo nodded with satisfaction, "Remember, no matter what the situation, you can always

You must maintain this calmness, and if you don't mess up, your spells won't mess up."

Taliyah blinked, then nodded.

"Now." Yasuo retracted his hand, took out a stone from his waist, and handed it into Taliyah's hand, "Control it and turn it into a dagger. The more refined the better."

As a stoneweaver, Taliyah completed this task easily - after the rough stone came into her hands, it seemed to turn into soft clay, quickly elongated, thinned, and finally became a handle.

An engraved dagger.

"It looks pretty good - are the patterns on it the customary decorations in your hometown?"

"Yes." Taliyah nodded, "There are such patterns on the whip that my father used to herd sheep. My mother woven it from felt."

"Very good." A smile appeared on Yasuo's face, "Now, you have to do the moves with me."

Under Taliyah's confused gaze, Yasuo placed the dagger made of stone in front of him, and then stretched out his hands.

"Draw a square with my left hand and a circle with my right hand."

Draw a square with your left hand and a circle with your right hand?

What kind of training is this?

Taliyah was a little confused, but she still tried to move her hands.

What seemed to be an extremely simple movement in Yasuo's hands turned out to be extremely difficult in Taliyah's hands. She stretched out her hands, hoping to complete them in one go, but her left hand was not square and her right hand was not round.

What's even worse is that just when Taliyah's attention was completely attracted by this dual-purpose training, the dagger she had woven before lost control and suddenly returned to its original rough appearance.

Blinking, Taliyah looked up at Yasuo.

At this time, Yasuo was looking at Taliyah with a smile.
Chapter completed!