Wuxia Fantasy: Starting with the Revitalization of the Beggars' Sect

After hearing this, Zhang Wuji muttered to himself, "When Zhu'er talked to Uncle Yin before, she said that she had a grudge against the Eagle Sect. What exactly is that grudge?"

Wei Yixiao and the Five Wanderers, not understanding the intricacies of the matter, looked at each other in bewilderment.

Unable to ascertain Zhu'er's true identity, they dared not act rashly.

After discussing it for a while, they decided to take the two people back first.

Zhou Dian said:

"Girl, it's alright if you don't tell me. We'll find out when we meet the old man with white eyebrows."

He released Zhu'er's pressure points and pushed her forward.

"Shall we go?"

Spider pursed her lips, feeling unwilling but helpless. She glanced at the direction of the forest, but seeing no movement, she had no choice but to be pushed forward by them.

And so, the original group of six was now two people larger than the group, and they entered the tunnel and headed towards the main altar.

Knowing that he was now in the hands of these people, Zhang Wuji knew that there was no point in saying anything more, so he stopped talking to them.

He simply comforted Zhu'er, telling her not to be afraid, and that if he were to die, he would die with her.

Although Zhu'er was being difficult, she was moved by these words and thought to herself that if that boy had been half as good to her as Brother A Niu back then, she would have been content.

Then she thought of Lin Ye again, and her face turned disdainful. She thought to herself that the kid really didn't interfere at all. If she had known this would happen, she shouldn't have covered for him and let Zhou Dian find out.

When the time comes, the Green-Winged Bat King and the Five Wanderers should join forces to attack and capture him as well.

Now look what's happened, the two of them have been caught, while he's out having a good time.

Despite thinking this way, she didn't reveal Lin Ye's whereabouts as she traveled.

Having traveled together, based on that guy's character, another intuition told her that he shouldn't just sit idly by.

And so, with a mixture of resentment and anticipation, Zhu'er and Zhang Wuji were led forward through the tunnel.

Lin Ye heard them walk away, then silently stood up from behind the mound, parted the grass and entered the tunnel, following them at a distance.

The tunnel was pitch black inside. It was relatively flat at first, but then it gradually went up. After traveling straight for more than half an hour, a faint light appeared ahead.

After all that commotion, it was already dark outside, and only a faint moonlight was visible.

As Zhang Wuji fought the Five Wanderers, the sky gradually darkened.

Lin Ye knew he had reached the exit, so he slowed his pace and became alert.

They emerged from the tunnel in a flash, and there was no one to be seen on either side.

He found himself in a tunnel in the back of a mountain, about ten feet above the ground. About twenty feet ahead of the tunnel was a house with a bamboo grove in the middle, and the shadow of a pavilion for resting could be vaguely seen in the middle.

The bamboo growing in this place must have been planted by humans.

Lin Ye pondered to himself as he passed through the pine forest and saw two armed guards standing at the archway of the wall in the distance.

Lin Ye lurked closer, and the two threw two pebbles at each other. By the time they realized what had happened, they had each been hit on the head.

The two pebbles, imbued with internal force, were no ordinary objects; the two men were instantly knocked to the ground.

For some reason, the defenses here were very lax, and Lin Ye easily sneaked into the mansion.

It seems that Yang Xiao was struggling to fight the enemy alone, and most of his forces had been sent to the front lines.

Otherwise, in the original story, when Cheng Kun, Yang Xiao, the Five Wanderers, and Wei Yixiao were all severely injured, Yang Xiao and the others only needed to shout loudly for guards to come, and they wouldn't have ended up in such a sorry state.

In any case, Lin Ye infiltrated the courtyard with great ease. When he occasionally encountered guards inside, they easily avoided him, assuming he was skilled enough to do so.

However, the houses here were connected in a long line, making it impossible to determine the direction of Zhang Wuji and his companions for the time being.

As I was pondering this, a gentle breeze blew by, stirring up the wisps of silk on the ground, which then fell onto the woods and fields.

Lin Ye grabbed it and looked at it; it was a strand of hair, long and thin. Lin Ye smelled it and found that it smelled similar to the hair of the spider.

It seems that Zhu'er took advantage of their inattention to tear off her own hair as a mark.

It must be said that although people are difficult, they are still quite clever.

Following the signs, Lin Ye had walked only a few dozen feet when he suddenly heard a scream coming from a large hall.

Lin Ye's heart skipped a beat. He quickly approached and hid behind the wall to look. He saw that after a short while, the child tremblingly walked out of a hall. As soon as his body was out of sight of the hall, he ran away.

Lin Ye understood what was going on as soon as he saw the scream. The screams were probably because the Green Winged Bat King had drunk the blood of some child, which was why his companion was so frightened.

In other words, the Blue-Winged Bat King and his companions are here.

The other children understood the reason and scattered and fled, after all, none of them wanted to become food for the vampire bats.

While the child was scared away, Lin Ye quietly crept up to him.

I overheard them drinking and eating, and occasionally I heard one of them say something like "Brother Yang," which must be Yang Xiao.

Thinking to himself that Ji Xiaofu had been defiled by Yang Xiao, yet she named her daughter Yang Buhui (meaning "Yang Without Regret"), he wondered what kind of charm Yang Xiao possessed.

Although curious, Lin Ye did not venture out rashly. With Yang Xiao, the Left Guardian of Light, Wei Yixiao, the Green-Winged Bat King, the Five Wanderers, and the seven top masters of the Ming Cult gathered here, he was bound to be surrounded and attacked by these seven if he made a careless mistake.

Lin Ye listened for a while longer. They just drank and ate, exchanging pleasantries, without mentioning anything serious, nor did they mention Zhu'er and Zhang Wuji.

Lin Ye suddenly realized that the secret passage was in Yang Buhui's boudoir. Why not take advantage of their mealtime to explore it?

Even if he dragged the bodies to a dark place after killing two sentries, the changing guards would eventually discover them.

When the alarms sound, they will find out that you infiltrated the place.

At this point, it is best to act sooner rather than later, as there may not be time to wait for them and Cheng Kun to fight to the death as in the original story.

Thinking of this, although I feel bad for Zhang Wuji and Zhu'er, this is all I can do. Anyway, they are related to Yin Tianzheng by blood, so they won't die.

Following the direction of Cheng Kun's escape in the original story, Lin Ye left the council hall and came to a small hall. He slipped inside, passed through the hall, and arrived at a courtyard where the fragrance of flowers wafted through the air.

Looking towards the west wing, one could see the candlelight flickering inside.

He leaped to the outside of the wall and listened carefully, but there was no sound inside. Lin Ye tried pushing the door, but he remained outside and did not go in.

With a push, a sound was made, but no sound came from inside. Only then did I feel relieved and enter, closing the door behind me.

To the side was an embroidered curtain. Lin Ye lifted the curtain and entered. He saw a dressing table by the window, with red candles burning brightly on it, illuminating the room's lush flowers and exquisite beauty.

Knowing she hadn't entered the wrong place, she realized that only daughters of wealthy families had such boudoirs, and Yang Buhui was the only one in the entire Ming Cult to enjoy this privilege.

Fortunately, no one is bothering them, so Lin Ye can search thoroughly.

Lin Ye came to the bedside, lifted the curtain, and groped around the bed. According to the original story, the mechanism for the passage was hidden by the bed.

However, before he could discover the mechanism, he suddenly heard light footsteps outside. Lin Ye frowned and hid behind the hanging tapestry.