After we fled the scene.
Xiang Yifeng stared at me in shock. "Man, the angle you struck from... how did you even come up with that? That was brutal."
Still fuming, I said that if it weren't for those people, I wouldn't have been forced to leave my girlfriend.
He froze for a moment, then looked at me awkwardly. "Actually... they probably weren't your enemies. They might have been mine..."
"What?"
I gaped at him. "I stabbed the wrong people?"
"What else? Your enemies can barely save their own skins right now. How could they come after you for revenge so soon?"
Xiang Yifeng said, "But they didn't get stabbed for nothing. They're not good people."
I couldn't help asking him, "Yifeng, what do you do? How did you offend those people? They looked pretty vicious."
Xiang Yifeng smiled and brushed the question off, saying they were a bunch of street thugs.
Since he didn't seem to want to talk about it, I didn't press him.
To be safe, we stopped wandering around outside and took a taxi straight back to the hotel.
The night passed without incident, but I barely slept.
Suddenly leaving my hometown and everyone I knew took some getting used to.
It wasn't until well after midnight that I managed to get a few hours of sleep.
At daybreak, we checked out and drove to Fengyang County in Liaodong District.
We reached Fengyang County three hours later and drove to the foot of a mountain.
The mountain wasn't tall or large. I could vaguely make out a large building on it, something like a Daoist temple, but not quite as... old. It must have been built within the past few decades.
There was also a gate at the foot of the mountain, with the three large