The Blood of Youth 少年歌行 Episode 3 Recap

Wuxin stood up and walked up to Xiao Se without so much as a glance at Lei Wujie, who he knew from birth to have a weak spot and hence could never be tempted by. Wuxin didn't care that Xiao Se denied his invitation to travel with him; instead, he gripped someone's shoulder with one hand to resist the lightness of kung fu, and then he and Xiao Se and Lei Wujie vanished in front of everyone.

To paraphrase Jianghu Baixiaosheng After paying his respects to his late Wangyou, Ji Ruofeng regretted the misfortune that had befallen his generation of illustrious monks, claiming that it had been the result of pure chance, if not fate. Ji Ruofeng found out that Yong'an Wang Xiao Chuhe, whose alias was Xiao Se, had been abducted by Ye Anshi as he was on his way to Beauty Village after the words had fallen. After some consideration, Ji Ruofeng decided it would be best to see this apprentice in person.

Since Lei Wujie believed himself to be a hostage, he made several unsuccessful attempts to flee, which earned him the scorn of Xiao Se. Xiao Se had no idea that the legendary Lei Hong had such a dim-witted student. After all, as a young man, he had to rely on his smoldering abilities to revive the hearth. During his prime, he was even more revered than the sect master, Lei Qianhu. The forefathers of the Leimen sect, however, swore they would never again utilize the traditional martial arts weapons that were central to their practice, and instead put their energies into perfecting firearms. However, Lei Hong disregarded his family's tradition of swordsmanship and instead merged Leimen gunpowder to create a fearsome blade.

It is said that lightning flashed and thunder rolled when the Killing Sword was drawn. Lei Hong used this sword to cross rivers and lakes until he met and was defeated by the Xueyue Sword Immortal, Li Hanyi, after which he vanished. The general public is split on whether Lei Hong violated the ancestral commandments and was exiled from Leimen, or whether he merely retreated to Leijiabao and claimed he would never again enter the sword fairy or abandon the customs.

The sound of the back caused Lei Wujie to jump out of his seat. At the very moment he was feeling aggrieved by his master Lei Hong, he realized he had forgotten the Killing Sword on the way. When he saw it, Xiao Se could only shake his head sadly and complain that Lei Hong was too smart to fall for such nonsense. Poor Leimon, your disciple. Wuxin is sitting in the river, adjusting his breathing and practicing kung fu, but his mind is wandering to the past, his father's murder, and the love between master and pupil.

When Xiao Se saw Wu Xin, dressed beautifully and alone by the river, gazing off into the distance, he was immediately reminded of a book describing a fairy who wore a white garment and walked on clouds and mists. When Lei Wujie heard this, he agreed. Wuxin had taken them this distance previously, and he didn't appear to be exhausted in the slightest.

When Wuxin saw that Lei Wujie was badly hurt, he came to help. Grabbing Lei Wujie in his arms, Wuxin dove headfirst into the river, walked on the waves, and eventually halted in the middle of the river as if it were flat ground. Feeling a surge of zhenqi from Wuxin's palm, Lei Wujie's body began to respond. He felt a calm wash over him as the wind and water waves rolled in, and then the river water swirled into a massive vortex, enveloping everything until the wound was healed.

When Tiannurui returned to the hall after administering the wound medication to Tang Lian, she learned through the monk Wuchan's recital that Wuxin was the young master of the Tianwai Tianmo Sect. In a war that the Demon Cult's patriarch Ye Dingzhi commanded and ultimately lost, twelve years ago, he left behind a son, Ye Anshi. By agreeing to lock the mountains and rivers in exchange for a prisoner named Ye Anshi, changing his name to Wuxin, and promising not to return to the Central Plains for twelve years, Tianwaitian made a deal with the region.

Tianwaitian wishes to reclaim the young master Wuxin now that the 12-year covenant of sealing mountains and rivers has arrived, but Wuxin refuses to depart with Baifaxian and instead invites Xiao Se and Lei Wujie to the Dafanyin Temple with him. Money is the only word in the entire document. Wuxin thinks of Xiao Se as a money bag, but in the end, he has to sell a thousand pieces of gold for ten taels of silver since he is broke.

Since Wuxin didn't want to react, it wasn't practical for him to bring out that Xiao Se had already guessed his identity. Intoxicated and satiated, the three of them ran into a notorious horse thief. After receiving orders to attack, horse thieves mercilessly surrounded Lei Wujie. On the verge of making a distress call, he discovered that Wuxin and Xiao Se had vanished.

When Lei Wujie awoke, he was in the dungeon, where he met a mysterious man and shared a bottle of wine with him. When the man made his imperial aspirations known, Lei Wujie dismissed them as the ravings of a drunk. Everyone knows that this individual is Xiao Yu, the current Scarlet King, Wu Xin's half-father, and Xiao Se's younger brother.

The arrival of Xiao Se and Wu Xin at the camp to save Lei Wujie was exactly what Xiao Yu had anticipated. They had just apprehended a horse thief and were questioning him about the prison's whereabouts. The torture finally broke the horse thief, and he divulged every detail about the camp, including the identity of the mysterious man who had been living there. The patriarch of the family addressed him as a son.

Xiao Yu had already left the prison when Xiao Se slipped in, so he used the liquor to determine the other man's true identity. Xiao Yu had just recognized that Wuxin was coming to plunder the prison when he heard a loud bang and spotted Lei Wujie tossing much gunpowder to create mayhem. He then followed Wuxin and Xiaose on horseback and fled the camp to clean up with the help of the horse thieves. That which remains of the tail as it falls.

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