The True Disciple's Residence.
The flowers, plants, trees, rockeries, and great stones in the large garden cast flickering shadows under the bright moonlight, creating a deep and silent scene.
Such an environment was undoubtedly perfect for an assassin to hide their tracks and lie in wait for an ambush.
But the Wind and Rain Tower's assassin, the Yama of Death, Bing Cui, was frowning deeply.
He was crouched, hiding in the shadows at the corner of the corridor that led from the front courtyard to the garden. He wore a set of black Night Clothes, held a small pair of black scissors in his hand, and had a black ruler hanging from his waist.
This was his signature weapon, the Scissors Ruler—a Qimen Weapon rarely seen in the Jianghu.
The saying goes, "The weirder the weapon, the quicker the death," which spoke to the power of Qimen Weapons.
With this Scissors Ruler, Bing Cui had slain countless powerful Martial Artists and had not failed once in several decades.
