A series of clapping sounds echoed on the silent Vermilion Bird Street.
Three people slowly approached from afar. The leader, dressed in silver robes and brocade, was handsome and refined, none other than Xu Yang, the young master of the Jiang family, known in the martial arts world as the elusive and unseen Jue Ming Si Ya.
Beside him were two others: one was Jiang Cheng, the eldest son of the King of Jiang of Tianfeng Kingdom, clad in black robes with jade sleeves and a dignified expression. The other was a wandering swordsman with a sword at his side, his long hair hanging down, who had previously boasted to the other martial artists at the inn about Ning Bufan's exploits and was called "Little Shuang'er."
Xu Yang's clapping echoed through Vermilion Bird Street, and dozens of armored
