One year ago, the mistress of the Thirteen Heavens, Yeoryeongju, gave her successor an order."Study the martial world thoroughly. The world is vast."


    It was part of a grand plan in motion.


    The young Yeoryeongju, her successor, received the familiar command with newfound seriousness.


    Her master often embedded profound intentions within seemingly casual remarks. Those unable to grasp her true meaning were not kept close. After all, five people had previously held the position of Yeoryeongju before her.


    While tirelessly working toward the grand scheme of rebuilding the fallen Ipwang Fortress, it was only fitting to begin by observing the imperial sword.


    That was how she came to learn about Seomye Jeong Yeon-shin, starting from the life-and-death duel between Ipwang Fortress and the Namgung Clan.


    His achievements were astounding—not because he won the duel, but because he earned the respect of such a formidable adversary.


    Namgung Se-jin, the Blue Qilin, was regarded by many young masters of the Daebang Sect as their competitor in the world of martial excellence. Among the heroic figures vying for supremacy, Se-jin stood out with his reputation and innate talent. The name "Hwan-gang" was a legacy that none of his rivals could hope to obtain while alive.


    The actions of the Seventh Apostle of the Bloodflame Cult toward Seomye also stirred jealousy among the young martial artists of the demonic factions.


    It all began when she orchestrated the abduction of Seomye Jeong Yeon-shin, leading to the confrontation between Ipwang Fortress and the Namgung Clan.


    Yet Jeong Yeon-shin returned unscathed, stronger than ever. Even their movements afterward showed moments of overlap.


    "She has always been a person to watch. As a martial artist, she achieved perfection far too early and carries the purest bloodline within the Bloodflame Cult. Born with a True Blood constitution, she stands above all in blood arts and is said to rival even the greatest grandmasters. Her interaction with Seomye…”


    "Just keep it in mind. There’s nothing we can do about it right now."


    The young Yeoryeongju received these reports with detachment.


    "The Lord of Ipwang Fortress personally appeared to annihilate the main base of the Bloodflame Cult. If we act recklessly and provoke her now, her attention might turn toward us. It’s not the right time. The fall of the fortress lord and the decline of Cheonhamok are inevitable. There’s no need to provoke a deity poised to ascend. Focus on Xinjiang rather than Yangyang. Pay attention to the young sect master."


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    The age of Ipwang Fortress’s domination over the martial world had arrived.


    Outlaws could no longer breathe freely. Wisdom gained from literature and texts was valued as highly as martial skills.


    Yeoryeong valued both equally, excelling in schemes and stratagems. The young Yeoryeongju inherited this disposition.


    Was it arrogance that comes naturally to those who wield both pen and sword? Or was it reluctance to observe someone who existed outside the established order of the martial world?


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