Chu Qing dashed between the rooftops under the cover of night.
He landed lightly, careful not to disturb those resting inside the buildings.
His mind was filled with the recent battle with Cheng Sihai.
The entire process was swift... yet not that simple.
The masterstroke was the move "seize its root, prevent its rise," otherwise, if Cheng Sihai managed to break the sword that had pierced into him, this battle would likely have become complicated.
But imagining that even in direct confrontation, I should be able to fight and win.
Though it seems easy in thought, how many variables can be controlled in actual combat? That's unclear.
"Should I look for a worthy opponent later, and have a direct battle?"
Assassination is the task of an assassin.
Facing others head-on could give him a clearer understanding of his martial arts.
Otherwise, using this method repeatedly might create the illusion that no one can evade his assassination sword.
