Head Instructor Wang's real name was Wang Hui. He had once been a Blood-Clad Guard Commander and a peak fourth-tier Martial General.
However, during one operation, he encountered a formidable enemy. Though he fought desperately and slew his opponent, he also suffered grave injuries that damaged his foundation, causing his cultivation and strength to plummet. He had therefore retired to Iron Furnace Camp, where he had served as head instructor ever since.
It was said that the old commander had neither children nor family and had always been alone.
These were all the publicly available records on Wang Hui, known to every probationary Blood-Clad Guard after entering the camp.
Wang Hui was exceedingly strict in his instruction of the recruits. At the slightest provocation, he would throw people into the confinement room to reflect, earning himself the nickname "Living Yama."
But toward Wang Chen, an outstanding newcomer among the probationary Blood-Clad Guards, Wang Hui's appreciation and preferential treatment were completely undisguised!
Giving Wang Chen special instruction was hardly anything out of line.
Yet in Wang Chen's first "private lesson," what Wang Hui imparted was not some secret technique or cultivation method.
The head instructor first asked meaningfully, "Do you know who the enemies of us Blood-Clad Guards are?"
Wang Chen paused, then replied, "The Rebel Faction and corrupt officials."
Though he did not know much about the Blood-Clad Guard, he did know the original intention behind Great Ancestor of Great Liang's creation of them.
This violent organization, which answered only to the Emperor, was more or less a combination of the Imperial Security Department and the Anti-Corruption Bureau.
The Rebel Faction in particular had always been a target of the Blood-Clad Guard's ruthless suppression!
Great Liang had been founded for five hundred years. Its chronic ills and accumulated abuses ran