Chapter 106
“Lee Ho-mun died so pointlessly…”
Inside the building overlooking the Black Dragon Hall, Sang Yeop-pung, the leader of the group, turned around. In the room were three White-clad Commanders, Sang Yeop-pung, and a guest sent by the leader of the Hidden Blade Sect, who was watching the window. Though the distance was considerable, it was a vantage point that offered no difficulty in confirming the disaster unfolding at the Black Dragon Hall.
The guest dispatched by the Mansion Master was a man in his thirties named Tian Feilang.
His martial world alias was Fei Jian Lang (Flying Sword Lad), derived by inserting the character for ‘sword’ (劍) into the middle of his given name, Fei Lang (飛狼).
When distinguishing the warlord’s guests, they were often simply called “flying guests.”
His martial career began in the Wufeng Sect, a white-cloaked martial arts faction. Entangled in a love triangle with his senior brother, he engaged in a life-or-death duel and killed him. He then fought a bloody battle with the Wufeng Sect, who took issue with this, and was expelled.
He successfully evaded pursuit by numerous senior disciples and masters, escaping to rebuild his reputation as a swordsman within the black sect.
His eventful life had brought him several fortunate encounters, and his bold nature led him to chance upon the leader of the Jipya Gang. He was now staying as a guest swordsman, an outsider within the gang.
Given these circumstances, is it truly the Black Path, or is it not?
