The Young Swordsman of Dalu

In Immortal Valley, since Ji Wuchang left, Wenfei and Changsheng practiced their skills diligently every day without daring to slack off for a moment. Their skills improved day by day, and Wenfei began to have some thoughts. He suddenly had the idea to go north to find his master. Since he had this idea, he has been restless.

That night, Wenfei climbed onto the roof, and Changsheng followed. As they looked at the starry sky, Wenfei said, "I wonder if Master has arrived in the Northern Dynasty yet?"

“With his martial arts skills, he would have arrived long ago, as if he were riding the clouds,” Changsheng said.

“That’s true. I wonder if he’s like us?” Wenfei said.

“Of course I would, Master is such a sentimental person,” Changsheng said.

"Chang Sheng, I miss my master. Shall we go find him?" Wen Fei said.

"I miss him too. What? Young Master, shall we go find him? Go find Master?" Changsheng said in surprise.

“Yes, don’t you want to go?” Wenfei said.

“But Master repeatedly told us to stay here and practice our skills diligently before he left,” Changsheng said.

"I'm just asking you if you want to go out and try your luck," Wenfei tempted.

"To be honest, young master, I don't want to go," Changsheng said softly.

“Coward, Changsheng, I despise you!” Wenfei said.

“Young master, you have no idea how terrible the outside world is. Why don’t we just stay here and be content?” Changsheng said.

“We can’t stay here forever. We’ll leave someday. Wouldn’t it be better if we left sooner? I’m not forcing you. If you want to stay here, then stay here. I’m going out to see the world,” Wenfei said.

"Whatever Young Master decides to do, Changsheng will follow him to the death," Changsheng said.

"Okay! Let's get ready! I can't wait to set off," Wenfei said.

Soon, Wenfei and the others finished their morning exercises, ate breakfast, and prepared to leave.

As Wenfei looked at everything in the valley, scenes from when he first arrived flashed before his eyes, including the images of him practicing martial arts. With reluctance, Wenfei bid farewell to everything here.

"Goodbye, Immortal Valley!" Wenfei waved towards the valley.

Wen Fei arrived at the entrance of Wangtianya. He thought to himself that he should inform Li Chaoyang before leaving. Although he didn't like Li Chaoyang, he still knew the basic etiquette.

"Young man, please tell Elder Li that we will not bother him anymore. We're leaving now," Wen Fei said.

"Where is Young Master Wen headed? I need to inform the old master," the boy asked.

"The world is vast, I'll just go wherever it leads. I have no destination in mind, so farewell." Wenfei said, and he and Changsheng walked towards the main road leading outside.

The boy dared not delay and immediately went up the mountain to report to Li Chaoyang. After listening, Li Chaoyang said, "This rascal is going to ruin everything!"

"Grandpa, is something wrong? Do you know where he's going?" Li Wei asked.

"I should have realized long ago that he was a ticking time bomb," Li Chaoyang said regretfully.

“Grandpa, I’m going to go and bring him back,” Li Wei said.

“It’s no use. I’m afraid you’re no match for him anymore,” Li Chaoyang said.

"No way, Grandmaster Uncle didn't teach them kung fu, he just let them run around and play," Li Wei said with a smile.

“Girl, you’re still too naive! Do you think that’s just a simple game of chasing each other? That’s because your grandmaster passed on his unparalleled lightness skill to him,” Li Chaoyang said.

“Grandpa, what you’re saying makes some sense. Last time I chased him, he was indeed very fast, but he was still just average,” Li Wei said as if suddenly realizing something.

"Because he didn't take off the heavy sandbags weighing over 100 pounds that were tied to his body. If he had, it would have been difficult for me to catch them," Li Chaoyang said.

"That's amazing," Li Wei said in disbelief.

"Let's leave it to fate. Hopefully, they just want to go out for a walk," Li Chaoyang consoled himself.

Li Chaoyang was still very uneasy after thinking it over, so he sent out Wenxian Pavilion's spies to catch up with them. They followed Wen Fei and his group all the way, and every move they made was sent to Wenxian Pavilion by carrier pigeon.

Ever since she learned that Wenfei had left Wangtianya, Li Wei's heart has been restless. She has lived on this mountain since she was a child. When she misses her parents, they always come to visit her and never let her go to them. She is also very curious and longs for the outside world. How wonderful it would be if she could go out and see the outside world!

Once you set your mind on something, that little flame, over time, will shoot upwards and you can't put it down.

Li Wei seemed distracted, which Liang Feiyan noticed.

"But my sister, could it be that you're lovesick? You seem so absent-minded all the time," Liang Feiyan teased.

"Sister Feiyan, do you think the outside world is very interesting?" Li Wei asked.

"It's interesting, but also very dangerous. What, did Wenfei take your heart with him when he left?" Liang Feiyan said.

"I'm just envious. It's so great to be able to just pack up and go!" Li Wei said.

“You envy Wenfei, but you’ll soon find out how miserable he is,” Liang Feiyan said.

"How could it be so terrible?" Li Wei asked.

“His father, Prince Wen has always been very strict and harsh in his upbringing. If he’s caught and taken back, he’ll inevitably get a severe beating,” Liang Feiyan said.

"His father is so unreasonable!" Li Wei said.

“You sympathize with Wenfei, haven’t you always hated him to the core? This is the perfect opportunity to get revenge for you,” Liang Feiyan said with a smile.

“Let’s stick to the facts. I’m not that petty,” Li Wei said.

“Once you go out, you realize how good it is to stay at home. But then again, the outside world is just too tempting, and sometimes I also have the urge to go out again,” Liang Feiyan said.

"Sister Feiyan, how about we keep each other company while you go out again?" Li Wei said.

"You little rascal, you almost fell for my trick. You should just stay here and behave yourself," Liang Feiyan said.

"This is so boring. One day I'll leave this Wenxian Pavilion," Li Wei shouted.

Wenfei and Changsheng left the mountains and went to the market, where Wenfei wanted to buy horses.

“Young master, we don’t have much silver left. We still need to eat and stay at an inn. If we buy horses, we’ll be starving,” Changsheng said.

“Walking? When will we be able to reach the Northern Dynasty? If we don’t have any money, we’ll have to perform on the streets,” Wenfei said.

“Young Master, if we save a little, things won’t be that bad,” Changsheng said.

"Buying horses will save time, and we'll have a better chance of seeing our master sooner," Wenfei said.

"The journey to the Northern Dynasty is long and arduous. It's not just a matter of buying one horse. We don't even know how many horses we'll need to change along the way, and all of that will cost money," Changsheng said.

"Chang Sheng, you're so long-winded. I should have kept you in Immortal Valley," Wen Fei said.

"You want to buy horses but don't have money? I happen to have some silver here that I can lend you," Li Wei said.

“Tomboy, you’re like a persistent ghost!” Wenfei said.

"Wenfei, where are you going?" Liang Feiyan asked.

"Sister Feiyan, what are you doing here?" Wenfei asked.

"It's all because this young lady insisted on coming down the mountain, so I had no choice but to come along," Liang Feiyan said, looking at Li Wei.

“Let’s go find our master,” Wenfei said.

"Where did Senior Ji go?" Liang Feiyan asked.

"I can't say," Wenfei said.

"If the journey is long, it's better to buy horses. I have some silver here; take it to avoid trouble on the road." Liang Feiyan said, taking out a bag of silver from her bosom and handing it to Wen Fei.

"Sister Feiyan, how can I accept your money? My second brother will scold me if he finds out," Wenfei refused.

"Never mind him, just take it," Liang Feiyan said.

"Miss Liang is truly a virtuous woman, saving us from dire straits." Changsheng casually took the silver from Liang Feiyan's hand.

"Chang Sheng, you really don't know what shame is," Wen Fei said.

“Young master, I only know that even a hero can be brought down by a penny,” Changsheng said.

Wenfei and his group bought horses and said goodbye to Liang Feiyan and the others.

"Farewell, Sister Feiyan," Wenfei said.

"Goodbye, have a safe journey!" Liang Feiyan said.

Wenfei and Changsheng sped northwards.