In the final moment of his life, Da Xingguo finally solved a question that had troubled him all along. They had clearly been searched from head to toe when entering the palace, so where had their weapons come from? They had been the crimson nails on their slender jade fingers—usually delicate, beautiful, and alluring, yet at a critical moment, deadly weapons that killed at the sight of blood.
Having roamed the world his entire life and been hailed as the Great Jin Dynasty's greatest expert, Da Xingguo was deeply unwilling to die so silently at the hands of two women. He tried to at least drag one of them down with him, but his eyelids grew heavier and heavier, and his hands no longer obeyed him at all.
Squelch!
Bright Moon Envoy raised her left hand. A sinister force, like a blade, a sword, a dagger, and a chisel, drove straight into the "Yutang Acupoint" in his chest. Da Xingguo's last trace of life finally went out.
Daiqisi's eyes narrowed as she said expressionlessly, "It seems your Yin Feng Blade has improved quite a bit."
Bright Moon Envoy failed to notice the implication in her tone. Clutching her right arm, she stared at Da Xingguo with lingering fear. "This eunuch dog was truly formidable. I used the Bone-Penetrating Needle technique to inject the deadly poison on my nails into his body, yet he still managed to break my arm with a single palm strike."
In the end, Daiqisi gave up the thought of attacking Bright Moon Envoy. She let out a long sigh. "Yes. Fortunately, we did not choose to confront him head-on. Otherwise, who knew how many of the four of us would have survived?"
Originally, the Three Envoys of Wind and Cloud believed that no matter how skilled