The Sword of Dugu Murong

"A compound surname, Dugu Murong, jade-faced and clad in white, walking alone.

His three-foot sword stays sheathed, yet all the martial world fears to challenge him.

As the saying goes:

This sword is no ordinary thing. It must have been sent down from heaven by an immortal."

The swordsman Dugu Murong was already famous throughout the world before ever leaving the mountains.

Handsome and dressed all in white, he wandered the martial world alone.

Even with his sword still sheathed, no one could stand against him.

It was said that the sword in his hand was no earthly weapon, but a gift from an immortal in the heavens.

Who wrote this poem, and what it means, is unknown.

But a storm of bloodshed is about to begin because of it.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.