On an unnamed mountain, a woman dressed in red sat atop a tall pine tree, gazing at the full moon in the sky. She spoke slowly, her voice calm, "What night is this, to meet such a fine soul?" "City Lord of Jimo, what poem are you reciting?" Below the tree, a man leaning against its trunk asked with a smile, cradling a golden broadsword in his arms. "A poem I heard long ago," Jimo Huaxue replied, her thoughts returning to the present. She glanced downward and smiled faintly. "Seeing this moon suddenly brought it to mind." "It's rare to see you smile—just as rare as seeing you draw your sword. But whether it's your smile or your sword, both are beautiful," the swordsman said softly. "City Lord Xu, I’m already married," Jimo Huaxue said coolly. The swordsman reached up to trace the scar running across his face, then chuckled. "I know that. But a married woman can remarry, can she not? Your husband is gone now, and before he died, he told you to find someone better to marry." "I won't. Because there’s no one better than him in this world," Jimo Huaxue said, turning her gaze back to the full moon. "Lord Xu, you really should stop waiting for me." The swordsman shrugged. "That's for me to decide." After a moment of silence, Jimo Huaxue suddenly said, "I should go now." "Back to Jimo City?" the swordsman asked. "Or are you going to find those children from the academy?" "You specifically arranged to meet me in Yunmeng Prefecture,"…