Ye Weiming had no idea why one of Luoyang City's landmark structures was called Tianjin Bridge. Nor did he have any desire to get to the bottom of it. He simply made his way unhurriedly toward the bridgehead.
In the instant he had scanned his surroundings earlier, Ye Weiming had spotted, with his keen powers of observation, an inconspicuous mark on the railing by the bridgehead. It looked as though someone had carved it with a dagger or some other sharp weapon.
The mark was not deeply etched, and no one would notice it without careful inspection. Even if they did, anyone unaware of the truth would only assume it was the handiwork of some brat and pay it no mind.
But Ye Weiming knew that this seemingly casual graffiti was the Twin Dragons' secret contact signal!
In fact, when they had traveled from Yangzhou to Xuzhou, Kou Zhong had shared his newly developed contact signals with Ye Weiming, Sanyue, and Xiao Qiao. The reason was nothing more than an attempt to build connections and get closer to them.
The contact signal left at this bridgehead was not an exclusive, top-secret limited-edition code reserved for the Twin Dragons themselves. It was a relatively common one. According to Kou Zhong, it was the contact signal he had created for his subordinates after establishing his faction.
Wherever this signal appeared, there would definitely be Twin Dragons sentries nearby!
When these codes had first been devised, Kou Zhong and Xu Ziling had merely been two ordinary young martial artists who had only just begun to make a name for themselves. If one had not known the plot beforehand, or possessed truly extraordinary insight into people, who could have imagined that these codes would prove useful so quickly?
After approaching, Ye Weiming carefully examined