West Bank Border.
Author: Jimmy-Chuuu
last update2024-12-20 12:25:15

The silver-haired man still stood calmly, looking majestic and mystical from the top of the courtyard wall of the Goddess of Virtue Temple. His flowing hair moved like a snake in the cold wind and glimmered like fireflies in the moonlight.

A girl from the Wu Clan named Wu Biao and her brother, Wu Zao Yun, knelt, bowed their heads, and thanked the man. "Thank you, Inkong (master helper)," they said as they banged their heads on the wet ground.

In a soft voice, the man returned their salute, "Don
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  • The Cursed Oath

    Ning Ju turned toward the open side of the room after admitting that her path no longer followed Guo Jiang’s direction.She kept her back to him because maintaining coldness became harder whenever memory placed Peach Blossom Island over the reality surrounding Eastern Mansion.Guo Jiang remained seated and said, “Different paths do not explain why answering one question feels like betrayal.”Ning Ju closed her eyes before replying, “Because I am no longer someone who belongs entirely to herself.”The words came quietly, but they stripped away more distance than anything she had said since waking.Guo Jiang rose from his seat without approaching her. “Then tell me who owns the part of your life you believe is no longer yours.”Ning Ju’s shoulders tightened. “I kill when ordered, travel where I am sent, and

  • Two Paths from One Past

    Morning light entered the Eastern Mansion chamber softly, reaching Huang Jiayi before the distant sounds of servants fully entered the corridor.She woke slowly beneath clean bedding, confused first by comfort and then by the absence of the severe pain expected after Maple Forest.The chamber around her was large but restrained, furnished with refined wood, several paintings, and a faint calming fragrance.Huang Jiayi shifted carefully and felt soreness rather than the crushing internal damage that had previously made breathing difficult.Her memories returned in sequence: cold force, Guo Jiang’s face, his hand at her throat, the private name she used, and Peach Blossom Island.She closed her eyes briefly and thought, “He treated me after realizing who I might be.”That knowledge created relief and fear at the same time because rescue had pl

  • Huang Jiayi

    Peach Blossom Island remained fixed in Guo Jiang’s mind while he studied Ning Ju’s unconscious face beneath the moonlit forest canopy.One remembered impression surfaced first, not as a long vision, but as a younger voice calling after him beside bright blossoms and sea wind.Another followed immediately, showing a girl whose stubborn affection had once been impossible to separate from the name Huang Jiayi.Guo Jiang’s gaze sharpened as memory finally aligned with the impossible clue Ning Ju had whispered before losing consciousness.“Huang Jiayi,” he said quietly, testing the name against the woman lying injured before him.The recognition did not come from facial resemblance alone because her appearance had changed too much for that certainty.It came from Peach Blossom Island, his private name, and the emotional familiarity sh

  • The Name Only an Old Friend Knew

    Ning Ju could barely breathe while Guo Jiang’s hand remained locked around her throat beneath the pale mist drifting through Maple Forest.The ten corpses around them stood as silent evidence that every escape route connected to her companions had already collapsed.Her injured back throbbed with each heartbeat, while broken meridian flow made even small resistance feel wasteful against Banxiang pressure.Guo Jiang watched her without mercy because, from his perspective, she remained an enemy operative tied to the foreign network threatening Jinhung.Ning Ju clawed at his wrist with weakening fingers and forced enough air through her throat to form one desperate sentence.“Brother Guo Jiang, please do not kill me.”The private name struck harder than any technique because almost nobody in Logun knew the Eastern Demigods by that personal iden

  • The Eleventh Presence

    Guo Jiang stood among ten bodies without celebration, because the fight had solved only the danger immediately in front of him.Broken silver swords lay across disturbed leaves, while cold mist thinned gradually between trunks after the final attack.He extended perception through the surrounding forest, checking whether the ten operatives had hidden observers, reinforcements, or escape support nearby.Nothing answered within immediate range, leaving only insects, settling leaves, and the quiet aftereffects of cultivation pressure around the clearing.That absence did not make the encounter simple, because the group’s earlier conversation had already revealed they were waiting for someone specific.“Ning Ju,” Guo Jiang repeated quietly, testing the name against everything he knew from recent events.The ten had argued about her delay, her st

  • Five Swords Against One Sleeve

    The five surviving envoys spread wider around Guo Jiang, each carrying the memory of companions killed by one failed close-range assault.The first swordsman advanced from Guo Jiang’s right and cut toward the shoulder, intending to force attention rather than secure an immediate kill.Two others moved toward his left and rear, while the remaining pair positioned themselves near the only open retreat path between trees.Their sword qi produced a high metallic hum that shook loose several maple leaves before any blade reached striking distance.The first attacker snapped, “You killed Green Dragon envoys inside our own mission ground, so do not expect this debt to disappear.”Guo Jiang replied, “You came armed into my region and chose murder before explanation, so speak less about debt while holding the blade.”Another envoy sneered

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