"Brother Zhang, have you heard? Four fiendish stars have recently arrived in Jiang City!" At the entrance of Black Mountain Hall, the guard Little Liu spoke up.
"Who hasn't? The Red Sand Hall where my cousin works was wiped out by those four fiendish stars. The brothers at that hall were beaten half to death," the older guard Zhang replied from the side.
"How bad was it?" Guard Little Liu asked curiously.
"Let me put it this way: not a single person in the entire hall could stand back up!" Old Zhang said in a low voice.
"That's too brutal! Did those four fiendish stars smash the brothers' legs?" Guard Little Liu asked in shock.
"Worse than that. They crippled all the brothers' martial arts." Old Zhang clearly knew some inside information.
"They're simply inhuman! Brother Zhang, you're well-informed. Do you know what those four fiendish stars look like? I should learn in advance, so if I run into them, I can flee immediately." Guard Little Liu asked with some admiration.
"You've come to the right person. Let me tell you." Old Zhang had been looking for someone to share the information he had dug up.
"The four fiendish stars are each different—tall, short, fat, and thin. Let's start with the Great Fiend. They say he looks rather old, ugly beyond measure, and lecherous too. But his movement technique is truly something else. He's like a rat, incredibly fast; even Second-rate Masters can hardly touch a hair on him."
"Then there's the Second Fiend. He's nine feet tall, broad-shouldered and thick-waisted, his whole body like it's bristling with steel nails. He hides countless Hidden Weapons on him, and with a casual flick, he can skewer several people to death."
"Then there's the Third Fiend, supposedly the strongest of the four