The three youths in black, white, and yellow robes were Yun Hong's junior disciples.
From the explanations provided by the Sima Army, Chu Lingguang gradually learned the details of their identities.
The black-robed youth was Long Xin, a descendant of a Noble Family from the Imperial City. The Long Family's ancestors were among the founding elders of the Great Yuan Dynasty, and the family held significant sway within the Dynasty. Descendants of the Long Family didn't need to participate in the civil or Martial Examinations. Upon reaching adulthood, they could immediately serve as officials in the court. From a young age, they enjoyed a wealth of cultivation resources. Long Xin was simply one of the more outstanding members of the Long Family's younger generation.
For generations, members of the Long Family had entered the Trial Grounds to cultivate. In fact, Long Family disciples had been to all three of the Great Yuan Dynasty's Trial Grounds.
