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A Ship From the Western Continent
Guo Jiang withdrew a necklace from his storage ring and placed it across his palm.The chain was fine but durable, while the pendant carried restrained craftsmanship from Almaria Continent. It was not covered in excessive jewels, and Guo Jiang did not describe its price as though trying to balance one treasure against another.“I received this during my time in Almaria,” he said. “Please accept it.”Mahya’s fingers stopped against the edge of her sleeve.“I did not offer the spirit ship to receive payment.”“Nor am I treating your gift as a market transaction.”“Then keep the necklace.”Guo Jiang shook his head. “If you repay Feilong Order’s debt while refusing every return from me, I remain beneath an obligation that can never close. Jianghu friendship should n
Moonlight Above Xucheng
The celebration in Xucheng City gradually softened after midnight.Music still drifted from the restaurant below, but the loudest sect leaders had either fallen asleep over wine jars or been led away by embarrassed disciples. Laughter rose in uneven bursts from the main hall, mixed with the clatter of bowls and the calls of servants replacing empty platters.Guo Jiang climbed onto the roof with a wine jar in one hand. He drank only enough to warm his throat, then sat near the ridge where he could see the moon above the city walls.Mahya joined him several moments later.She chose a place at a respectful distance. Their familiarity allowed easy conversation, but her position as Holy Leader of Feilong Order demanded care. A careless gesture could become rumor by morning, and rumors surrounding a sect leader often wounded more people than the one named.“Holy Leader Mahya,” Guo Jiang said, acknowledging her title even though no crowd stood close enough to hear.Mahya inclined her head. “
The Disciple Who Made Sect Leaders Rise
Guo Jiang descended toward the Northwest Grassland alone.No trace of Wei Zhan appeared behind him. No Black Roc carried the Logun Sage back toward the fleet, and no Kaishi aura remained in the northeastern sky.The alliance reached the same conclusion before Guo Jiang touched the ground.Wei Zhan was dead.Sect leaders gathered near the central command area and prepared formal thanks. Some were sincere. Others feared offending a Banxiang expert who had just killed the man who forced them to kneel. A few were already calculating what relationship with Guo Jiang might offer their factions.His Banxiang aura remained naturally present.It was not deliberately released, yet the difference in realm affected every cultivator nearby. Before Guo Jiang reached the leaders, one sect master lowered himself to his knees.The gesture spread.&
Moonlight Over the Empty Sea
Violet light spread from Pedang Yueliang into the sunset.Guo Jiang raised the sword until its plain dark blade rested between him and the western horizon. The weapon did not become ornate, and no golden dragon or giant sword shadow appeared around it. Its core remained visually simple.Its power changed everything surrounding it.The wind weakened first.The red light of sunset faded into violet, not because night had fully arrived, but because the sword’s domain overlaid the sky. Clouds gathered across the dying sun, sealing away the last natural glow.Moonlight became the only stable light above the northeastern sea.Wei Zhan felt cold without ice.Darkness surrounded him without carrying demonic qi. Sword intent filled the space, yet no visible blade pressure pushed against his body.That absence frightened
The Roc That Could Not Escape
Guo Jiang and Wei Zhan were already several dozen steps apart when they left the Northwest Grassland behind.Late afternoon light stretched across the open sky. Below them, grassland gave way to broken hills, silver rivers, and darker ridges leading toward the northeastern coast. The sea remained far ahead, but Wei Zhan had already chosen that direction because the empty horizon offered fewer witnesses and, he hoped, more room to escape.Compressed Kaishi bursts exploded beneath his feet one after another. Each burst bent the air and drove him forward in a violent leap. His dark robes snapped behind him, and the qi around his legs thickened whenever he changed altitude.Guo Jiang followed without drawing a weapon.His movement lacked the harsh force of Wei Zhan’s escape. He did not tear through the sky or scatter clouds with every step. Banxiang qi gathered beneath him in measured pulses, carrying his body forward while preserving breath and balance.Wei Zhan rose sharply.Guo Jiang w
The Disciple Above the Battlefield
Guo Jiang reached Wei Zhan before the defensive seal closed.He did not begin with a giant technique.His body shifted outside Wei Zhan’s lead shoulder, entering the narrow angle where the half-formed seal could not turn without breaking. Guo Jiang placed one palm against the space before the Sage’s ribs and released a controlled thread of Banxiang force.Dumm!The impact entered through the gap.Wei Zhan flew backward nearly thirty steps. His chest tightened, and his next breath broke halfway through. He stabilized in the air by turning his hips and spreading qi beneath both feet, but the numbness along his ribs told him the truth.The realm gap was real.Guo Jiang had not needed spectacle.Precision was enough.Wei Zhan drew his right hand inward and released compressed Kaishi force.
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