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Summary

In a discussion among disciples at Fu Niu Mountain, Chu Li comments on Duan Wu Ya's reputation as the leader of commoner disciples, while Zhou Han Ge is acknowledged for his fair demeanor. Tensions arise as news of a senior brother's death spreads, prompting concerns about the sect's safety. Huang Tao criticizes the mountain's seal, believing it has made them vulnerable, while others argue for patience and caution. The atmosphere shifts from camaraderie to somberness as the disciples grapple with loss and the need for revenge, highlighting the internal conflict between youthful bravado and the wisdom of restraint.

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