After a troublesome misunderstanding with several students, Bin receives the pill she needs from the Sky King's senior student Chee Chun Nam but returns too late to save her master. What's worse, it is revealed that she is actually the killer's daughter and therefore can no longer reside at Supreme Gate as a clan rule. Even defending the clan from a challenge by former clansman Sun Tai Yong is not enough to persuade them to let her stay.
Bin becomes an unarmed outcast but not for long. Nam, who has trailed her all the way to the Supreme Gate, has fallen in love with the distraught swordswoman and offers her a golden flute sword for protection. She next is warily convinced to join Yong in meeting her real father who locks her away with the stolen clan items when she refuses to join him. Bin escapes and attempts to return the weapons to her clan but Yong intercepts them. Furious at his daughter's actions, Kuan goes on the warpath. He strikes Bin with his deadly Icy Press attack and stalks off in search of Yong and the stolen weapons.
From here the story takes on a more interesting dramatic turn as Bin recovers with the aid of the Sky King but is left blinded by the attack and unwilling to accept aid from Nam. Through various dramatic turns, Nam refuses to give up and finally tricks her into accepting his care. He eventually trains her to adapt her swordsmanship to fighting blind. This predictably comes in handy when she returns to the Supreme Gate to once again aid her former clan folk by dueling the new master of the Magic Mirror, a weapon designed to blind its victims with bright light so that the attacker can use the dagger-sized Golden Sword to break though their defenses.
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發表於 2013-2-20 21:18
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