A few miles from the official ship of the Dayu Empire, there was a small ferryboat. Two people were sitting on the deck with a rose wood table between them. There were no other things on the table except two cups of tea. One of them was a middle-aged man in grey, and he sat there relaxingly, and there was a sword attendant behind him, holding an ancient sword in both hands.
The other man was gray-haired and wearing a luxury purple robe. He didn't take a sword or a sword attendant with him.
Not far away, at the entrance of the cabin, four people were waiting upon. They were all pretty, but wearing no make-up and carrying a sword case on their back.
Among the two men, the middle-aged man had gained considerable fame in Dayu, and was called the first man of swordsmanship. When people menti
