Volume 1
A single sword's light pierced the night air, unchallenged by any star or moon. The autumn wind in the mountains wept aloud, following the whirling dance of the lonesome...
Volume 1 A single sword's light pierced the night air, unchallenged by any star or moon. The autumn wind in the mountains wept aloud, following the whirling dance of the lonesome blade. Driving wind and falling...
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A single sword's light pierced the night air, unchallenged by any star or moon. The autumn wind in the mountains wept aloud, following the whirling dance of the lonesome...
They say that in that faraway land, "Tupi" meant to burn away vanity's dross to attain the gem of truth. Tupi Village lay at the foot of a barren mountain, passable to the...
The rain had ceased, but light had yet to recoup the skies. Jin the Seventy-Second had obtained news of his nemesis from the mouth of the village chief. Now, not a thing was...
Jin the Seventy-Second waited till the rainbow had dispersed before setting off once from Tupi Village toward the barren mountains. Ancient legend held that these barren...
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