This chapter's epigraph is from a famous poem by Alexandre Dumas. It's about a duel between two swordsmen, and it's a quote from the poem. The poem is about the duel between a man and a woman, and the poem's title refers to the fact that there are two swords in the sky, one of which is the god of the sun and the other of which belongs to the goddess of the moon. In other words, the battle between the two men is like a battle between two stars. The two swordsman are using the stars to attack each other, and that's how they're going to win. This is the best thing Alexandre has ever seen in his life, and he's super stoked about it. He's also super stoked that Cui xie has been hurt, because that means that he'll be able to save his sister. This guy's awesome. He even managed to get a scratch on the other swordsman's arm, which is super impressive. This dude's got a lot of tricks up his sleeve, and now that he got a scratch, he can use it to his advantage. The duel will go on until