The Great Rakshasa Sect was filled with talented individuals. It dominated the western nations, its position as steady as Mount Tai, and its status was supremely noble and illustrious. However, every sect master throughout the generations had suffered from an evil curse. Those who cultivated the Rakshasa Chief Divine Art all faced the Seven Great Limits. It was not that the sect masters had never wanted to invade the Central Plains—they simply lacked the strength to do so.
The current sect master had inherited his position at the age of seven. He had painstakingly trained in the sect's supreme secret art, the divine-level Rakshasa Chief Divine Art, since childhood. Though he was now only in his twenties, he had already become one of the world's top experts, his power intimidating the Western Regions.
His parents had died when he was young, leaving the sect master and his only younger sister, Le Wa, dependent on each other. Their bond was deep, and he treasured her like the apple of his eye. Le Wa was exceptionally gifted. By the age of eight, she had mastered the languages of the Western nations while also studying Classical Chinese and Indian Sanskrit.
At ten, Le Wa developed an interest in martial arts and progressed at astonishing speed. At that time, the Flame God had already traveled to the Central Plains, so Udumbara God took responsibility for teaching her martial arts!
The Great Sect Master knew that Le Wa possessed extraordinary talent and would inevitably surpass Udumbara God in the future, so he spared no effort in nurturing her. Several years later, he bestowed upon her one of the sect's treasured divine weapons, the Divine Dance, along with the scroll containing its cultivation method.
Since the Divine Dance had been created by dividing the flesh of