The Martial Artist's Primordial Spirit was entangled with the terrifying ancient poison.
He continually resisted the erosion of the poison before confronting Tantai Xianming.
The flickering lights reflected in his eyes, reminiscent of his youthful days of glory though he was born a mere farmer with a brilliant natural talent, mastering any Martial Arts instantly. He once thought that fighting was no different from brawling; winning was all that mattered.
Yet, he faintly saw the General's silhouette from behind, that man turned his head around, after ten years of slaughter, he had almost forgotten what the mentor who taught him Martial Arts and led him to the battlefield looked like, but he still remembered his words.
'What we fight for is more important than the fight itself.'
'In times of chaos and darkness, we must hold on to this conviction. If everyone resorts to deceit and schemes, the world will become too dark, and corrupted hearts are no good.'