One Day AgoThe writing left behind by Jin Hyeong, an agent of Gwangye Merchant Union, was shockingly provocative.


    Everyone near Xian converged. It didn’t matter who they were.


    From commoners to martial artists, the news spread widely. There was even a chance that an elder of the Blade Specters would descend to the land. S~ea??h the Novel?ire(.)ne*t website on Google to access chapters of novels early and in the highest quality.


    Gui Baek-shin Sword Ghost, Ye So-hyang.


    Even within the Thirteen Heavens, she was a famous figure. She was often compared to Baek Seo-goon, the Youngcheon Sword Demon, who was called the Sword Sovereign in Hanam Province.


    Though Seo-goon was much younger, their martial prowess and reputation were hotly debated topics.


    “She’s not yet a match for that child... perhaps it’s still too early.”


    Baek Seo-goon muttered softly.


    She was perched on the roof of some pavilion, one knee propped up, looking out into the night.


    Lately, she had been speaking to herself more often. Was it because of the life of the Jeong Household she had so fundamentally ignored but now couldn’t push out of her thoughts?


    Or perhaps it was because of the words that Jin Hyeong had written, which left her heart uneasy.


    — Heroes still pity those who are lacking, planting noble aspirations wherever they go. It’s because they carry the teachings of their sects and parents in their hearts.


    Jeong Household Patriarch, Jeong Dae-myung, what kind of teachings did he instill in Seomye? What kind of thoughts led Seomye to devote himself to Ipwang Fortress?


    How had he grown into a warrior who prioritized the stability of the people above all else? So upright and selfless, it seemed.


    Baek Seo-goon, for all her mastery of the sword, couldn’t find a single answer to her mounting questions of late.


    The countless sword paths that filled her mind were all useless. If only she had adopted the simplicity of Seomye’s demeanor and heart when they first met.


    ‘Jeong Ban-ak, Jeong Ban-ak... That mad loafer. If only he’d acted properly as a father.’


    — It must be because he has no parents.


    She flinched.


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