The Grand Wei Court.

Summary

Zhao Hong Run is astonished by a white-clad youth's bravery in deflecting a silver needle aimed at him. The youth's actions reveal a deeper concern for his companions, despite the aloof demeanor of the shrine maiden who attacked him. As tensions rise, Zhao Hong Run witnesses chaos as many around him collapse due to a hidden poison. The two shrine maidens abduct him, demanding the return of cities captured by Wei. Zhao Hong Run reflects on the political implications, realizing that the shrine maidens are not personal assassins but rather representatives of Chu, seeking justice for their people. He contemplates the broader geopolitical landscape, considering the influence of various states in this conflict.

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