Uncle Ning Suxin truly had not expected that the person Ye Tian mentioned would turn out to be the gatekeeper of the Heavenly Sword Sect's Sword Collection Pavilion.
In terms of seniority, that man actually ranked above Uncle Ning Suxin. Upon meeting him, Uncle Ning Suxin would have to address him as Senior Brother Li. Yet the man had been born with eccentric habits and was unwilling to interact too much with others, as though the only joy in his life was studying swords and practicing swordsmanship. The deed that had made him famous throughout the sect was a debate in the sect long ago over whether sword techniques or sword intent was stronger. Both sides held fast to their opinions and refused to yield. In the end, he had emerged out of nowhere. Standing tall, his sword intent alone had overwhelmed countless senior sword cultivators and disciples of the sect, proving through fact that although the importance of sword intent might not be as obvious as sword techniques in the short term, in the long run, the stronger one's sword intent, the greater one's achievements in the Sword Dao would be compared to those who focused solely on sword techniques.
Later, however, no one knew what he had done to anger the current Great Elder of the Heavenly Sword Sect. He had been punished with guarding the gates of the Sword Collection Pavilion, and that punishment had lasted a full hundred years. Such a punishment might have been unbearably difficult for others, but after entering the Sword Collection Pavilion, he had taken to it like a fish to water, spending every day among the sword manuals within. Even when his punishment ended, he had been unwilling to take even half a step away from the Sword Collection Pavilion.
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