C1 Extermination

In the year of Tianbao in the Tang Xuan Sect, the treacherous Yang Guozhong controlled the imperial government and persecuted the loyal, leading to assassinations in the martial arts world. However, none of them succeeded. Next to Yang Guozhong, Gu Wuhen, who was known as the "North Sword", was being guarded secretly by Zheng Tianlei, the eldest disciple. Gu Wuhen; all the people in the martial arts world north of the Yangtze River follow the lead of the Thousand Swords Castle. And the owner of the Thousand Swords Castle was Gu Wuhen, because he had an object called the Phoenix Sword, and his Single Shadow Sword was unrivalled, but he had colluded with Yang Guozhong to kill martial artists, and this was what he was saying to his second disciple, who then watched as Tong Zijin rushed to the door and mounted his horse, heading towards the south.

When Tong Zijin left, Gu Wuhen's lips curled into a cold smile, and he immediately called for his third disciple, Gu Jun, to gather all the disciples and a large group of people from the martial arts world to go to the south. Gu Wuhen followed closely behind him with a phoenix sword, Gu Jun was his only son, his name was just like Tong Zijin's, with thick eyebrows and big eyes, a small country with a slightly raised nose, and lips only slightly thicker than his nose. He wore white boots, and his temples were slightly protruded, and his footsteps were light, so one could tell that his inner strength was astonishing.

The eldest disciple, Zheng Tianlei, had a full beard, his voice was loud like a bell, and his eyes were thick. He was known as the "Thunderbolt Swordsman."

Second Disciple Tong Zijin, with his oval face, small eyes, and a white folding fan in his hand, was resourceful and good at disguising himself. It was known as the "Silent Swordsman."

However, in the last ten years, he had rarely heard of his achievements, and he had never traveled in the martial arts world. Why did Gu Wuhen send his three disciples and experts from various northern sects to the south?

His eyes were as clear as an eagle's. He had an oval-shaped face, bulging eyebrows, and a mouth that was a bit like a willow leaf, but thicker. On his belt was a jade flute sent by his mother on her eighth birthday. As he sat in the study watching Spring and Autumn, a servant girl about his age lightly knocked on the door with tea in her hands. A childish "Come in" resounded in the room.

"Young Master, Mistress has asked me to bring you some tea."

"Un, put it down!" After the servant girl left, the youth picked up the tea and put it away. His mouth was like a crescent moon, slightly raised before returning to its normal state. Because his father didn't want him to learn martial arts, he had asked him to learn literature instead. There was an eagle on the rockery in the yard, raised by his father, with a dying hare in its golden claws. The boy stood up, stretched, opened the study window, and whistled to the eagle. The eagle put the hare down and flew towards the boy.

"Lingfeng, you hurt little animals again." After saying that, he ran to the fake mountain and brought the wild rabbit out into the wilderness, bandaged it up, and left. At this time, the eagle flew towards the wild rabbit again, and as the young man whistled, it flew over and landed on the young man's shoulder. This young man was the only son of the Clan Master of Peerless Spear Sect, Leng Feng.

This falcon was called Qi Feng and was bought by his father at a high price by a hunter. It could be said that this falcon grew up with Leng Feng. A man and a hawk were playing in the suburbs. Leng Feng took out the jade flute his mother sent him and blew at it. As for the wind, it seemed as if it understood what was going on as it slowly glided in the air, occasionally diving and occasionally charging up.

In the suburbs, the laughter of teenagers could be heard.

There was a thick cocoon between the thumb and forefinger of his right hand, and the tendons on the back of his hand were bulging high. In the palm of his left hand was also a thick layer of old calluses, it was obvious that this was the result of him holding a short spear less than an inch away from his hands. The spearhead was silver-white, and the two dragon tails on either side of the spearhead held onto the edge of the spear as they coiled around it.

It could be divided into two parts, one for each of them being about four feet long. However, after it was shrunk down, it was only two feet long, and was the most precious treasure for the clan members of the Peerless Spear Sect, while the man sitting right next to them was the Patriarch of the Peerless Spear Sect, Leng Zhongnan. South of the Yangtze River was his sphere of influence. Because he was a family of weapons for generations, the imperial government wanted to win him over to make many exquisite weapons, but he refused.

This was because he did not want anyone to say that he was colluding with the imperial government. Leng Zhongnan's ancestor did not only inherit the spear, he also inherited an arrogant spear manual. However, ever since his grandfather began his training, he had never trained to the highest level. Leng Zhongnan had only trained to the sixth level, but was unrivalled in the martial arts world.

The people south of the Yangtze River were all people with Peerless Spear Sect, but the difference was that they were all people south of the Thousand Sword Castle. Peerless Spear Sect used benevolence and righteousness to convince the people, but in the Thousand Sword Castle, those who did not submit, would be able to exterminate the sect. Therefore, the two families were like fire and water. The Thousand Swords Castle wanted to control the entire martial arts world, so they colluded with Yang Guozhong to kill famous people in the martial arts world south of the Yangtze River to weaken Peerless Spear Sect and send spies to infiltrate the Peerless Spear Sect.

Even so, Leng Zhongnan's face showed that he was worried. He had received the news that the Thousand Swords Castle was heading south. Just what kind of conspiracy was this? While thinking about this, he raised the tea cup and drank it with the various Sect Leaders sitting in the south. At the side, the Second Disciple, who was sitting among the disciples, secretly had a sinister smile on his face. This was the "Silent Swordsman" Tong Zijin, and also Gu Wuhen's spy who had entered the Peerless Spear Sect.

On the other hand, the Sect Leaders from the various sects in the north headed towards the Su Ning Prefecture (Jiangsu), not to Hangzhou's Peerless Spear Sect. When Tong Zijin sped up and headed north, midway, he met Gu Wuhen and a large group of imperial guards who were leading a large number of Warrior Camp soldiers towards Hangzhou in a grandiose manner …