With one move kill a man, travel a thousand miles without leaving a trace.
After the deed, brush off your sleeves and go, hiding both achievements and fame!
These are the verses of Wyatt Barnes' hometown's famous ancient poet 'Hendrix Lee' in his previous life.
Hendrix Lee, known as the 'Poetic Immortal,' was also an outstanding swordsman, one person, one sword, wandering the world, carefree between heaven and earth.
Hendrix Lee's poetry, with slight alterations, was also very fitting for Wyatt's recent rescue of Cody Yellow:
With a single thought, kill several men, the sword whistles as the ephemerality appears.
After the deed, brush off your sleeves and go, hiding both achievements and fame!
After leaving the tunnel where Cody Yellow was, Wyatt Barnes continued sweeping through the remaining passages.
After a while, new Human Demons were once again replenishing the passages.
After sweeping through the remaining passages, Wyatt began a second round of sweeping.
