Silver Fox.

Summary

The chapter revolves around the political and personal intrigues involving Tie Xin Yuan and the people of Alamut. A significant painting of a squirrel is mentioned, symbolizing the gathering of assassins. The narrative reveals the capture of assassins whose poison sacs were removed, and the involvement of Wei Chi Wen in preparing for interrogation. Yi Pian Yun, a character in the story, is concerned about his son's well-being and usefulness to Tie Xin Yuan, who manipulates this relationship for control. The dialogue touches on themes of power, loyalty, and the strategic use of fear. Tie Xin Yuan expresses his disdain for the people of Alamut and their leader, Huo Sang, boasting about his own capabilities. The chapter also introduces Ma Xi Mu, a messenger, and hints at a larger plot involving alliances and betrayals. The narrative explores the complexities of leadership, trust, and the consequences of past actions.

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