Silver Fox.

Summary

A Sa Lan, a seasoned man, remains unfazed by threats from Master Sa Jia, who questions the need for violence against the Gaochang tribe. Sa Jia warns of the Khitans exploiting the situation. Tie Xin Yuan, enjoying a tranquil life, recalls his past in Tokyo and a fateful encounter with a woman that led him to Hami. Ze Ma, intrigued by Tie Xin Yuan, discusses the potential of Hami's resources. Despite its strategic location and wealth in agates and gold, Hami remains underdeveloped. Tie Xin Yuan criticizes the management of these lands, suggesting that under Song rule, it would thrive. Ze Ma, offended by his arrogance, resorts to violence, highlighting cultural tensions.

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