Ah Sheng saw Chen Ji dragging a dead man like a dead dog, dragging the Life-catcher General through the woods. The General's hands were weakly dragging on the ground, the armor rubbing against the surface with a rustling sound.
In a flash, Ah Sheng saw Chen Ji splattered with blood and instinctively raised his bow and arrow, but then remembered he was an ally, quickly putting away the arrow and hanging the bow on his back.
He looked down at the Life-catcher General beside his feet and then at the one Chen Ji was dragging. Both had a long black pheasant tail feather inserted in their helmets, indicating these two were Centurions, skilled within the ranks of the Life-catcher General.
Ah Sheng cautiously asked, "Master, did you kill all these?"
Chen Ji replied with a sound: "By luck."
Seeing Chen Ji's calm demeanor, Ah Sheng suddenly remembered, when he took out an ear from his bag to show Chen Ji earlier, other noble youths would avoid or scream in horror, but Chen Ji did not.
