Even if he were to die, he could leave a lasting legacy to the Diancang Sect.
Taking his foremost disciple with him, not only to fulfill the promise of letting him witness,
but also so that he could tend to his master's body.
The clash between the eagles of Diancang naturally required the resolve to fall from the skies.
Two days later, the heavy rain of midsummer gradually abated.
Escorted by fellow sect disciples, Shang Sufeng carried his sword as he left Diancang, Zou Songqing carrying his pack, closely following his master's steps.
Master and disciple left Dali, headed east to Zhen Nan, and then on to Kunming.
Continuing eastward, they followed the tail of midsummer and arrived at Qujing.
The endless drizzle finally came to a stop.
Dust settled with the rainwater, and the sky brightened as clear as a mirror.