RK47
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47 - The Free Obvious Information
You know my name, how?
Please, I'm part of the Beichou clan! That's what we do!
I don't think I've heard that before.
No way! You don't know anything about the Beichou Clan? If my grandpa hadn't passed that critical info to the Nameless One, he'd never have found the 14 Books of Mystery!
Oh...that intro sequence wasn't a folktale?
AH! Nan Xian and Beichou, I have heard of you guys, you two are very famous.
So... are you interested in exchanging some information?
What do you wish for exchange?
Money. A thousand Qian apiece.
What a rip off!
You get what you pay for. Accurate information.
How would I even know if it's accurate?
Alright, I'll give you something for free. Then you can decide whether to buy anything from me or not. The Cult of Tianlong will be causing problems at the birthday celebration today. Be careful.
Eh...I've had enough foreshadowing to expect that. No thanks. I'll hold on to my Qian.
The gardener, proud of his peonies explains the history behind the flower. Empress Wu Zetian was disappointed that the peony flowers refused to bloom in her Royal Garden. Angered, she 'exiled' the flowers to Luoyang. Unexpectedly, the weather in Luoyang is very suitable for peony. The quantity and the quality of the peony improved so much that it became very famous.
So famous that every three years, the people of Luoyang holds the Flower Festival on Tomb-sweeping day. The Tang dynasty poet Liu Yuxi even wrote a poem for this festival.
We move on and stumbled into disciples of Wudang Sect training.
Nice to see you here, my friends from Wudang.
Good to see you too.
The disciples of Wudang Sect are so hardworking. You all train here while the other sects are walking around in Luoyang.
Haha. I see you have a new junior apprentice. This is also my new junior apprentice. Now that we've talked about swordsmanship, would you like to compare martial arts with us?
Interesting!
That's a good idea. What do you think, Shi?
Damn that was a pushover.
Oh...that intro sequence wasn't a folktale?
Eh...I've had enough foreshadowing to expect that. No thanks. I'll hold on to my Qian.
The gardener, proud of his peonies explains the history behind the flower. Empress Wu Zetian was disappointed that the peony flowers refused to bloom in her Royal Garden. Angered, she 'exiled' the flowers to Luoyang. Unexpectedly, the weather in Luoyang is very suitable for peony. The quantity and the quality of the peony improved so much that it became very famous.
So famous that every three years, the people of Luoyang holds the Flower Festival on Tomb-sweeping day. The Tang dynasty poet Liu Yuxi even wrote a poem for this festival.
We move on and stumbled into disciples of Wudang Sect training.
Damn that was a pushover.
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