First of all, I wish you all a happy Mid-Autumn Festival and a happy family reunion.
The author hasn't been home for a long time. You should cherish the feeling of being at home.
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The sea of trees at the foot of Mount Fuji in Japan is called Hungihara Sea of Trees. The sea of trees is very large and beautiful, but it is rarely inhabited.
A young man with silver-gray hair was practicing silently in this extremely quiet sea of trees. It was already winter and the temperature was getting colder, but the young man was walking barefoot in single clothes and carrying two plump river fish for today's breakfast.
An uninvited guest was already waiting in front of his hut. This person was wearing a dark red hooded uniform. The style was a modified military uniform. The military uniform worn by soldiers who fought bloody battlefields in ancient times was called Jiangyi.
"As expected of Japan's famous Sea of Suicide Trees, the scenery is beautiful. It may be an ideal place for literati and poets to be buried here. There are many people... Oh, you haven't had breakfast yet. It seems that I came a little early. It's really Feel sorry."
Wang Jinglei, who is wearing crimson clothes, is an uninvited guest. Today is the day of the challenge, but he hasn't had breakfast yet, which is really not good.
"I didn't expect you to come so early. This place is not easy to find. It seems you came directly."
The silver-grey-haired Ogata Isshinsai said with a simple smile.
Ogata Isshinsai said: "We can start directly."
Wang Jinglei waved his hand and said: "No, no, breakfast is very important, especially for warriors, it is a healthy start to the day."
The two communicated like some familiar colleagues. At this time, it was completely impossible to see that Wang Jinglei had launched a superior challenge to Ogata Ishinsai. The superior challenge was a challenge to the highest-ranking Ikage Nine Fists in [Darkness]. Today's One shadow and nine fists all use the life of the previous one to prove themselves!
Will be completed tomorrow. . . .
