After nightfall, Senior Brother Zhang opened the dust-sealed wooden box in the attic and dug out a batch of ancient martial arts slips that had never been shown to anyone and were older than the thirty-seventh generation. The origin of Tianque recorded on the slips was more shocking than the records Zhou Han had found, and it concealed the true source of the fault in martial arts.
The woman from the Xinglu Hall sent the latest secret report. The person behind the tampering with the law and expelling Zhou Han still has his legacy and is traveling around the world. The Southwest Sword Furnace is the opponent's next target.
Lin Guan put the blue cloth book away close to his body, and prepared his luggage and a complete set of copied files on his desk. During the day, he still stayed at the Luwu Hall, teaching his disciples how to use the left-handed sword and sorting out old files. When dusk fell, he stood alone on the edge of the cliff, looking towards the southwest mountains.
The mountain stream flows day and night, and the sound of wooden swords in the courtyard is endless. The path forward for Qingwei Sect is temporarily stable, but the mystery beyond the mountains and seas has not yet been solved.
The eighteenth day of the twelfth lunar month has long passed, and the mystery of the mysterious letter is still hidden deep inside. The blood parrot, Zhou Han's whereabouts, the century-old sky shortage, the secret situation in the world, and many unsolved matters are still waiting for him to leave.
When all the disciples here can hold the sword in his left hand firmly and all the files are properly filed, he will put aside the peaceful years of Luwu Hall and embark on the long road to the southwest.
The dim light of the oil lamp fell on the charcoal characters on the album page. The mountain breeze blew half of the hall door open. The mountains in the distance were hidden in the depths of twilight. The road ahead was long, and the sound of swords did not stop.
Purpose: To explore the old cases of the sect and martial arts, to interpret obsession and letting go, and to inherit the original intention of martial arts.