Chapter 905: The Lone Crane of Heaven and Earth | Sword Of Coming [Translation]
Sword Of Coming [Translation] - Updated on April 17, 2025
Chapter 903: The Lone Crane of Heaven and Earth
The howling wind tore at his robes, each gust a sharp reminder of his isolation. Here, at the precipice of the Whispering Cliffs, he stood alone, a solitary figure silhouetted against the vast canvas of the twilight sky. He was a crane, stripped of its flock, adrift in a sea of endless azure.
He, Yan Zhaoge, heir to the legacy of the Jade Illumination Sect, now found himself a wanderer, an exile adrift in the currents of fate. The once vibrant world of his sect, shattered by treachery and ambition, lay in ruins, a haunting echo in the chambers of his heart.
Below, the swirling mists concealed the jagged rocks and unforgiving depths. Above, the stars began to prick the deepening indigo, distant and cold, witnesses to his solitary plight. He drew a ragged breath, the icy air burning in his lungs. The scent of pine and damp earth filled his nostrils, a melancholic perfume of wilderness and loss.
His hand tightened around the worn hilt of his ancestral sword, its familiar weight the only comfort in this desolate landscape. The blade, forged in the heart of a dying star, pulsed with a faint, ethereal light, a whisper of power in the face of overwhelming odds.
He remembered the faces of his fallen brethren, their courage and sacrifice a burning ember within him. He would not allow their deaths to be in vain. He would rebuild, he would avenge, he would carve a new destiny from the ashes of the old.
But for now, he was a lone crane, a solitary sentinel perched on the edge of oblivion. He would endure. He would hone his spirit. He would await the dawn, for even in the deepest darkness, the faintest glimmer of hope could ignite a new sun. The path ahead was fraught with peril, but he would walk it, one step at a time, guided by the unwavering light of his resolve. He was Yan Zhaoge, and he would not break. The heavens themselves could not break him. He was the lone crane of heaven and earth, and he would soar again.