This chapter's epigraph comes from a famous poem by the famous poet and dramatist William Shatner. Shatner's poem is entitled "Whoosh whoosh, your honor," which means "I have already killed you." The poem is a reference to the fact that feng chu and yun have already been killed by the other members of the Heavenly sect. The two of them are left, and Shatner laments that they were the ones who killed his parents back in the day. He says that he's been living for over six hundred years and has exterminated countless families and races. He's not naive enough to think that the re-built
This chapter's epigraph comes from a famous poem by the famous poet and dramatist William Shatner. Shatner's poem is entitled "Whoosh whoosh, your honor," which means "I have already killed you." The poem is a reference to the fact that feng chu and yun have already been killed by the other members of the Heavenly sect. The two of them are left, and Shatner laments that they were the ones who killed his parents back in the day. He says that he's been living for over six hundred years and has exterminated countless families and races. He's not naive enough to think that the re-built