Yet even after Lei Wujie heroically marched forth, he turned around only to find that Xiao Se was still sitting lazily on his stool. He casually raised a cup and took several sips before refilling it for a second leisurely round of drinks.  “Why aren’t you moving?” Lei Wujie asked. Xiao Se’s raised his eyebrows, “Have you paid yet?” All …

It was dusk, and the evening sun had already set over the west. Along the main highway, two stallions were listlessly cantering ahead. In truth, both of these horses were prized steeds, but having had to gallop over a thousand li, even a prized steed would be exhausted. On one, a youth clad in blue with long sleeves lazily stretched …

There had always been no lack of busybodies in the martial world who loved to create some ranking board or another, pushing every famous person they could find into every one of them. As time passed, all manners of titles were born. Just the sword schools alone held a myriad of titles such as Sword Saint, Sword God, Sword Emperor, …

Those who had cultivated the Higher Power, the iddhi-vidha, were able to move as they pleased. Those who had cultivated the Divine Eye, the dibba-cakkhu, were able to see a flower bloom, see the wind blow, see the sun rise; there was nothing in the Six Paths that could escape this person’s sight, whether it was their joys, their sorrows …

In the west, there was a city which positioned itself as a gathering spot for the geniuses of the world. With a wealth that rivalled a country, it was unparalleled in the world. This city was named Unparalleled City. However, the western region was ravaged by Beili a hundred years ago and even though the Unparalleled City managed to survive …

As Da Jue spat a mouthful of blood, the six masters behind him paled as well. Da Pu, whose wounds were already severe, immediately fainted. “That’s…that’s…that’s…” Lei Wujie pointed with eyes wide open at the knife that descended from the heavens before leaving for the heavens as well. He had once witnessed the Nether Duke’s blade on that snowy night. …

A group of figures thundered through the desert, each riding a horse and clad in a blurry cloak of heat induced haze. Every single one of them wore a black coat with a veil attached which blocked them from the wind. The person in the lead even used a black veil to cover his face. After surveying the way ahead, …

“Master Da Jue.” Wuxin threw out a clasped-hands greeting to the master who was seated quietly ahead. “Junior Wuxin, it has been a while.” Though he said that, Master Da Jue’s head remained lowered, and his eyes remained shut as he continued sitting in that meditative posture. “If it has been that long since we last met, why don’t you …

“I’ll be the one to break the array!” Lei Wujie took a step forward. “You, a disciple of Snow Moon City, want to stand off against the Buddhist Schools?” Xiao Se shot him a glance and said. “It’s fine, it’s not like I’ve officially joined them yet. Besides, my senior brother hasn’t arrived yet, it will be fine as long …

Dawn had yet to break over the horizon… “Monk, they’re here.” Having said that, Xiao Se stood up, yawned and walked up to the edge of the cliff to peer at the sea of monks standing below. All of them were currently seated in an orderly fashion, each beating a Buddhist wooden fish in an equally orderly rhythm. In a …