Martial Arts World Assassin

Chapter 150 The Moon Rises from Tianshan Mountain

When Huang Sixi first saw Jianwen, he was shocked.

His Dragon Sword can actually help him return to the "bloody" world.

This is like a sword that breaks through the wall on its way back.

He thought again of the Nine Palace Stone Carvings on Junshan Island, which were the broken wall relics on the way to the new Jianghu.

He once wondered why two wall-breaking treasures appeared at the same time, but now he has understood that one is leading to the future world, and the other is returning to the known world.

He couldn't help but hesitate: "I have been in the bloody world for five years, collected famous treasures in the world, and learned the best martial arts in the martial arts world. I also assassinated the Tartar nobles. What should I do when I go back? Go visit He Tieshou, Tie Luohan and Hu Guinan? But after seeing them, I still have to leave. This will only cause trouble for them."

However, every time he enters a new world, his lifespan will continue to increase.

Currently, he has passed through the three martial arts worlds of Bixue, Jianyu and Xiaoao, and his lifespan has increased to 180 years. If he can still increase his lifespan after returning to Bixue, then he must go.

He immediately thought, "I have to go there in person to find out if returning to the Bloody Rivers and Lakes will have any effect on my lifespan. Since I have such an opportunity, I can't miss it. I have to at least verify it. If my lifespan doesn't change, I can just come back."

Anyway, the sword text clearly states: "A sword that breaks through walls can re-enter 'The Legend of Sword and Fairy'. If a sword breaks through walls in 'The Legend of Sword and Fairy', it can only return to 'Swordsman'!"

His Dragon Subduing Sword can not only help him enter the 'Blooded Rivers and Lakes', but also help him return. He does not have to worry about never coming back.

Considering this, he put away the Dragon Subduing Sword and left the sword furnace.

After three years of construction, Jianglong Villa has been completed. However, there are still many buildings under construction in the mountains and forests surrounding the villa. Those are the residences of martial arts masters recruited by Jianglong Villa.

These masters do not live in the villa on a daily basis, but choose to build houses on the outskirts. They let their residences guard the villa, and also show their determination to be loyal and protect the villa.

As the housekeeper of the villa, Lan Fenghuang has managed the villa in an orderly manner in recent years. Even if Huang Sixi is away for a long time, it will not cause any impact.

Huang Sixi had the idea of going to "Bi Xue Jiang Hu" and began to prepare for the journey.

He summoned Lan Fenghuang and said privately: "I plan to go overseas. Since the journey is long and the return date is uncertain, I have some things to tell you."

He only revealed this matter to Ren Yingying.

Lan Fenghuang was unaware of the situation and was at a loss when she heard his decision: "Young Master, you are going overseas. Aren't you going to take me with you? Who will take care of you in the future?"

Huang Sixi smiled and said, "I am a grown man, there is no way I can't take care of myself."

Lan Fenghuang asked again: "Miss Ren, do you want to accompany you?"

Huang Sixi shook his head: "I am traveling alone."

When Lan Fenghuang heard that Huang Sixi was not taking anyone with him, she became even more confused. Jianglong Villa had just been built and the young master should be enjoying life there. Why did he suddenly want to go overseas?

"When will you be back, sir?"

"It could be as little as a few months or as much as a few years."

"That's not too long. I'll be waiting for you at the farm."

Lan Fenghuang is most afraid that Huang Sixi will never come back. As long as Huang Sixi will come back in the future, she can wait for him as long as it takes.

She was not a fussy person, and she did not insist on following Huang Sixi. She just told Huang Sixi to tell her whatever he wanted.

Huang Sixi said, "I actually only have one thing for you to do, which is the Nine Palace Stone Carvings on Junshan Island. That thing is very important to me. Remember to pay close attention to it while I'm away."

Lan Fenghuang immediately asked, "Why don't I just move to the villa on Junshan Island?"

"That's not necessary!"

Huang Sixi said to her, "If you move there, it will attract the attention of those who have ulterior motives. You only need to keep an eye on the Beggars' Sect on a daily basis. If there is a gang that covets the Beggars' Sect and tries to attack the Beggars' Sect headquarters, you can lend a hand and that will be enough."

Lan Fenghuang looked relaxed: "Sir, the Beggars' Sect is now at its peak. No other gang in the world dares to attack the Beggars' Sect. Junshan Island is now as stable as a mountain. I don't need to worry about it anymore."

Huang Sixi recruited the leader of the Beggars' Sect as his disciple. During the past three years, the news has spread throughout the martial arts world, causing the Beggars' Sect's reputation to grow. Other gangs were all worried about being intimidated by the Beggars' Sect and dared not provoke them in the slightest.

Huang Sixi said: "Of course this is the best. What I said is just a precaution. Anyway, you should pay attention to the Jiugong Stone Carvings in the future."

Lan Fenghuang responded, "Sir, do you have any other instructions?"

Huang Sixi looked at her and said, "Thanks to you for taking such great care of the villa over the years, it's so relaxing and comfortable to live here. If it weren't for the last resort, I really don't want to leave. Before I leave, can I teach you another martial art?"

Lan Fenghuang smiled and said, "Young Master, why are you so polite to me all of a sudden? I haven't yet mastered the Nine Yin White Bone Claw that you taught me last time. If you teach me new martial arts, I won't have the energy to practice them. Young Master is going on a long journey soon, so we'd better have a drink and let Fenghuang see you off."

"Then go prepare the banquet and call all the villagers to come."

"If you invite outsiders, I won't be able to drink. I just want to drink with you alone. Before you leave, you won't even fulfill this little wish of mine?"

"Okay, you go make arrangements."

"hehe!"

Lan Fenghuang happily went to prepare the banquet.

The banquet started that night and the two were drunk all night.

The next day, Lan Fenghuang woke up on the bed, naked. She pulled a woolen blanket over her and half sat up. When she thought of the time she spent alone with Huang Sixi last night, she couldn't help but be lost in thought.

She suddenly reached out her hand to the side, touched the remaining warmth on the couch, and felt the tenderness and caress of Huang Sixi lying beside her. Tenderness and affection appeared on her face.

But the good night was too short, and when she finished reminiscing about it, her expression suddenly became sad again.

At this time, her four personal barbarian maids pushed the door open, carrying basins of water and clean towels.

Seeing that she had woken up, he immediately complained to her: "Master, you were so happy with the young master last night. I really hope you can be so happy all your life! But the young master was so cruel that he abandoned you and left the villa with his luggage. A'er, Asu, and Chu and I went to stop him, but the young master was very skilled in martial arts and beat us up. We couldn't keep him here. Master, please don't blame us!"

Lan Fenghuang immediately pursed her lips and rolled her eyes at the maid: "You have been serving the Master for three or four years. In the past, the Master would just chat and laugh with you, and he wouldn't even say a harsh word to you. Would he be willing to hit you?"

The four maids giggled and gathered around the bed.

They began to chatter and tell the truth: "The young master got up very early, and when he saw that the leader was still asleep, he quietly left the villa. We saw that the young master was about to leave, so we chased him, but the young master's Qinggong was so high that there was no way we could catch up with him. We cried and begged the young master to stay, but the young master said that he was just going on a long journey and would be back in a few months. He also asked us to pass a message to the leader, asking him not to worry." "Of course I'm not in a hurry!"

Lan Fenghuang lay back on the bed lazily, and said to herself, "Young Master will not forget me, and will definitely come back to find me."

But she still had doubts in her heart. All of Huang Sixi's old friends were in the Central Plains. Why did he go overseas? Overseas was a barbarian land. What was there to see?
She didn't know that at this moment Huang Sixi had already left the Central Plains and even overseas, and had arrived in another world that she could not reach.

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Southern Xinjiang.

The Tianshan Mountains stretch across the sapphire sky like a snow dragon, and sparkle like crystal.

On the grassland at the foot of the mountains, a horse team of more than a thousand people were fighting hard, their blood dyed the earth red, and their shouts resounded through the sky.

Huang Sixi walked out alone from the snow-capped peaks and icy ridges of the Tianshan Mountains, stepped onto the snowy plains along the foot of the mountain, trying to find a way back to the Central Plains.

As early as several days ago, he used the Dragon Sword to open the door to break the wall and successfully re-entered the "Blooded Rivers and Lakes", but the place where he landed was quite special. As far as the eye could see, it was all glaciers and a barren land with few people.

At first he thought he had arrived in Liaodong. After all, Liaodong was freezing cold and snowy scenes were common.

However, as he traveled between glaciers and gradually came into contact with local indigenous people, he realized that his judgment was wrong.

The local people he met along the way were all dressed like ethnic minorities from the Western Regions, and their languages were so diverse that it was impossible to communicate with them.

He felt that he should have reached the frontier of the Western Regions. In order to find the Han people as soon as possible and inquire about the situation of the current dynasty, he trekked non-stop for several days and climbed out of the Tianshan Mountains.

Today we finally walked out of the snowy Tianshan Mountains and entered the endless grassland.

But not long after Huang Sixi set foot there, he encountered this war.

At this moment, he was lying on a hillside, looking down at the situation on the battlefield.

Huang Sixi saw that one of the warring parties was wearing Qing army armor and had a Tartar braid, which gave him some bad associations.

When he left "Bloody Jianghu", he first assassinated Huang Taiji and Dorgon, and then Daishan and Duoduo. All the powerful figures among the Manchu nobles had been wiped out by him, and the remaining Manchu generals were no longer a threat.

Logically speaking, the Qing Dynasty should have declined and there would have been no possibility of sweeping across the Central Plains. If the Qing cavalry could not even invade the Central Plains, they would have had no chance of advancing into the Western Regions.

Huang Sixi couldn't help but wonder: "Could it be that the Central Plains court broke into the Qing Dynasty's stronghold in Liaodong and drove the Qing cavalry to the Western Regions?"

He hoped that the Tartars would end up like this.

But the reality was extremely cruel and did not develop as he expected.

The Qing cavalry on the battlefield were well-equipped and brave. They were originally pursuing one side, but soon took control of the battlefield and surrounded the other side.

The other side had fewer troops than the Qing soldiers and originally had no intention of fighting and were all fleeing. However, after being surrounded by the Qing soldiers, they were not afraid of fighting and immediately raised their swords to fight.

Hearing the language they spoke was quite similar to that of a Kazakh refugee group in the Tianshan Mountains, Huang Sixi concluded that they were from the Kazakh tribe in southern Xinjiang.

Previously, Huang Sixi traveled through the Tianshan Mountains and met many refugees from southern Xinjiang tribes. They had all had contact with the Han people. Although communication was difficult, Huang Sixi could understand a few words. Kazakh is actually a transliteration.

Looking at the Kazakh troops on the grassland battlefield, they are a mob of ordinary herdsmen temporarily organized, not regular soldiers, and it is conceivable that their combat effectiveness is not high.

If it weren't for their leader, who possessed outstanding martial arts skills and relied on powerful force to resist the Qing army's charge, they would have been defeated by the Qing troops long ago.

But even with the support of experts, they were still at a disadvantage when facing the siege of thousands of fully armed Qing cavalrymen, and suffered heavy casualties.

Seeing that the encirclement had been formed, the leader of the Qing army suddenly shouted in Chinese: "Ma Gaiti, as long as you lay down your weapons and submit to the Qing Dynasty, I will guarantee that your lives will be safe and you will be given high positions and generous salaries in the future. Why do you have to resist to the end and cause more casualties among your people?"

At the front of the Kazakh team, there was a middle-aged man and woman.

The middle-aged man replied, "You, the Qing cavalry, invaded the Central Plains from Liaodong, and then invaded southern Xinjiang from the Central Plains. You ran ferociously on the grassland, burned our tents, and looted our property. You want us to be tame like lambs, to be your slaves, and to be whipped by you. Unless we are completely spineless, we will surrender to you!"

The middle-aged man has decided to fight to the death.

After he said that, he shouted loudly, ordering the Kazakh riders to fight the Qing soldiers to the death.

Huang Sixi saw that this man was ready to die and could speak Chinese, so he planned to rescue him.

Before he could make a move, he saw a colt suddenly jump out from the other end of the battlefield. On the horse sat a woman in green clothes with a red scarf wrapped around her head, which looked very eye-catching.

She held a long whip in her hand and lashed it toward the sky, making a sharp whistling sound. This immediately attracted the attention of the troops on both sides of the battlefield, and they all turned their heads to look.

When the Kazakh riders saw the woman in green riding her horses towards them, their morale was instantly boosted. They raised their scimitars and cheered with abandon: "Flying Red Scarf! Flying Red Scarf!"

The woman in green was an extremely skilled martial artist. She rushed into the battle formation with a long whip and instantly knocked the Qing soldiers and horses to the ground.

But she was alone after all, surrounded by more than a thousand cavalrymen. Her strength quickly declined and she swung her whip slower and slower. The Qing soldiers, however, relied on their agile riding skills to move around her and shoot at her, constantly consuming her strength.

If the fierce battle continued, even if she fought to exhaustion, she would not be able to inflict serious damage on the Qing soldiers.

She turned her horse around, rushed to Ma Gaiti's side, and shouted, "The Qing soldiers are skilled in cavalry and archery. It is not advisable to engage in a fight with them. You and Man Lingna follow me to break through."

As soon as she finished speaking, several arrows suddenly shot towards her. She whipped away two of them, and one of them passed by her side and hit Ma Gaiti in the heart.

Ma Gaiti groaned and fell off his horse.

The leader of the Qing army immediately shouted: "Magotti is dead, surrender and you will not be killed!"

The rest of the Qing soldiers followed suit, trying to put pressure on the Kazakh riders.

The Kazakh riders present saw their commander fall off his horse, seemingly dead, and subconsciously stopped attacking.

The woman in green whipped the horse and rolled Markati back onto the horse's back, shouting to the riders, "Your leader will not die, and you should not be deceived by the Qing soldiers. They will not leave anyone alive. Once you put down your weapons, you will be slaughtered mercilessly. Quickly raise your sabers and follow me out. You will be safe once you get to the mountains."

She tried to save the situation, but the Qing soldiers fought flexibly and used their advantage in cavalry and archery to continuously consume the strength of the Kazakh riders. Before she could lead the riders to escape to a safe area, the entire army would be destroyed.

She could break out by force, but she came here for rescue. If she escaped alone, why would she enter the battlefield?
Just as she was feeling worried, she saw a black light flash across the battlefield, quickly shuttled through the crowd of war horses, and with a "puff!" sound, it accurately pierced the face of the Qing army leader, killing him instantly.

(End of this chapter)