Yue Buqun Takes the Wrong Path

Lao De Nuo's sword angled diagonally upward, leaving his center wide open. Strange as it was, it was also swift and nimble.

It was none other than the first stance of the Qingcheng Sect's Pine Wind Swordplay: Azure Pine Greets Guests.

"How do you know my Qingcheng Sect's swordplay?!" The man surnamed Yu drew another sword from his waist. His already short body shrank down as he dodged Yue Lingshan's incoming thrust. His left sword slashed toward her shoulder while his right sword pressed down upon the left, then lifted high as both arms exerted force, blocking Lao De Nuo's killing move at just the right moment.

For a time, he wielded two swords alone and fought the two of them evenly.

After the long-faced man surnamed Jia joined in, they actually gained the upper hand for a while.

Though this was related to Lao De Nuo and Yue Lingshan not using the martial arts they excelled in, it still showed that Yu Renyan's skills were far from ordinary.

Lao De Nuo was not surprised. The Qingcheng Sect's Pine Wind Swordplay had always been best suited to dual swords, and the matching palm technique performed with the left hand could itself be used like a sword.

After Chang Qingzi lost to Lin Yuantu and refused to accept the defeat, he had specifically gone to Yue Buqun's master to dismantle the Bixie Swordplay. Yue Buqun had served tea and poured water at the side, memorizing seven or eight parts out of ten of both the Bixie Swordplay and Pine Wind Swordplay.

When Lao De Nuo came to Fuzhou, he and Yue Lingshan had both been taught these two sword arts.

Naturally, they understood them.

What was more, Yu Renyan was the son of Yu Canghai, the Qingcheng Sect's leader. Though he