>When I climbed up from the pier of blood and mud and grasped the keel that changed my destiny, I had no idea that it would take away everything from me.
>Seven years later, as the "keel consultant" of the Nationalist Government, I stood in front of the thousand-year altar that was excavated in the mountains of western Hunan. Under the cold searchlight, King Yu's secret text that only I can decipher appeared on the rock wall. Next to the ultimate secret pointed to by the secret text, I saw a burnt and faded Miao embroidery purse.
>I personally put that on for Ah Xing.
>Official records state that she died in a mysterious fire in a mountain village in 1923.
>But inside the purse, there was clearly a new date written three days ago in her blood.
>Dai Li asked softly from behind me: "Consultant Chen, what is written on it?"
>I turned around, my face showing the calmness and confusion that an expert should have: "General, it's just some ancient blessing spells."
>My nails dug deeply into my palms, and the stinging pain reminded me of the true meaning of the secret text on the rock wall:
>"When the dragon wakes up, blood relatives will be sacrificed. The phoenix will be imprisoned in the abyss, waiting for you to release it."
>Axing is still alive.
>And I just told the first lie to the world that imprisoned her.