What further chilled Lou Yi's heart was that, before long, constables from other villages flocked to Black Tiger Mountain.
From the conversations among the soldiers, he learned of their identities.
Among them.
There was Chief Li from Sanwan Village, skilled with a long sword, known to have severed the heads of countless infamous bandits, earning the nickname Wind Chasing Sword;
There was Chief Wang from Yong'an Village, a renowned swordsman from the outer wall of Tai City, as famous as Chief Li;
There was Chief Wu from Xiaosi Village, a rare master of hidden weapons, often killing without a trace.
These constables were highly likely martial artists, and Lou Yi might not be able to defeat them one-on-one.
Much less, rescue someone under their heavy guard.
The enemy was strong, so Lou Yi no longer showed himself easily.
But the villagers of Erhe Village suffered.
They were like a flock of sheep, driven to search randomly in the mountains.
