The Guardian's Sword

Hearing this, Lisha looked dumbstruck.

She felt like she understood every word Sean said, but she did not understand it
when she put it all together.

However, she did not dwell on the subject because she could tell Sean did not
seem to want to explain too much about this.

"You don't seem to get along with your sister, right?" Sean asked suddenly.

He was curious about the problem.

Lisha immediately replied without hiding anything, "That's true. Yes, I have
always disliked her because she's detestable, mean, and jealous.”

After a pause, Lisha added, "Besides, we share the same father but a different
mother."

"Is she your stepmother's child?" Sean sharply grasped the crux of the matter.
No wonder Lisha and Aria were siblings but looked different. They did not share
the same mother.

"Yes, my mother had a difficult birth with me and didn't survive,” Lisha explained,
speaking in a slightly gloomy

tone.

Sean hesitated slightly before saying, "I'm sorry I reminded you of something
sad."

"It's nothing. It's been so long that I've already moved on..."

Lisha laughed before adding, "Besides, Aria's mother is also dead, so there's
nothing I'm bitter about.”

Aria's mother was dead too...

What a...

For a moment, Sean did not know what to say to express his feelings.

"Where are we going next?"

Sean asked, changing the subject.

"Hmm... It's up to you. We've been to the places I want to go, so let's go to the
places you're interested in," Lisha said with a smile.

Sean was going to say he did not have anywhere he wanted to go, but then he
remembered something suddenly.

Ronald bought the ancient bronze sword fragments from an antique market in
Crosac. Therefore, would the last fragment be in the antique market?

Maybe it would not be here, but maybe it would. He would be lucky if he found it.
Without further hesitation, Sean quickly said, "Okay, let's check out the antique
market."

"So you're interested in antiques.” Lisha looked at Sean with some shock.

"I can't say I'm interested. More specifically, I'm looking for something," Sean
replied.

Twenty minutes later, Lisha and Sean arrived at Crosac's antique market.
Crosac's antique market was no more prosperous than Dorodo's. It was because
Dorodo was a pure Dragon Kingdom city with few of them being the City-State
Union locals.

Crosac was made up of a mix of City-State Union locals and Caucasians, so
though Crosac had a larger population, there were not necessarily more people
interested in antiques than Dorodo.

Even so, there was immediately a lively atmosphere once they entered the
antique market.

At first glance, the antique market was full of people. Besides, most people who
came here to buy antiques were Caucasians.

Sean and Lisha saw such sights often along their way.

"Boss, is this fake?"

"How much is it? Can you offer me a cheaper price?"

"You can tell at a glance that it's fake!"

"It's real. It's absolutely real. It's from the Regency era. Don't buy it if you think it's
too expensive."

"Don't touch it if you're not buying it. Can you afford to compensate for it if you
damage it?"

Listening to such conversations, Sean suddenly had the illusion that he was back
in Dragon Kingdom's cities.