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越女剑-第12章

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with  him。” Wen Chung didn“t believe his old friend。 He believed that he could  finally enjoy the rewards he deserved。 Feng Li disappeared from history。 Some said that he became a。 hermit。  Some said that he became a。 merchant prince who owned the wealth of kingdoms。  Si Shi became the Chinese version of Helen, the beauty who destroyed a。  great kingdom。 Some said that Si Shi went with Feng Li and they lived happily  ever after。 Some said that Si Shi died when Kou Chiang”s wife, fearing  losing her husband, tied a。 rock to the woman“s back and sank her in a。 lake,  gloating ”Now, you never have to grow old。“ You can pick the ending you  prefer。 Kou Chiang became as Feng Li predicted, cruel and merciless。 Wen Chung  was forced to mit suicide when he was wrongfully charged with treason。  The end he inflicted upon Wu Tzushi became his own end。 Kou Chiang became  full of pride。 He made war with the great powers of northern China。 The  wars brought no decisive victory。 Then he died。 After his death his kingdom  fell apart。 Eventually, Chuh absorbed the territories of Wu and Yueh。 The  Yueh people fled south。 Over the centuries, they were pushed farther south  by the expanding Chinese empire until they entered present day Vietnam。  They are there still。 Recently, an archaeological excavation in Hunan uncovered two bronze  swords。 One of them was thought to be the sword of Fu Chai。 The other was  attributed to be the sword owned by Kou Chiang。 The legends of the precious  swords have some basis in fact。 If anyone know more about the archaeological  findings, please email me。 The swords Fish Intestine and Defeater of Evil  were buried with King Ho Lu, Fu Chai”s father。 The locals swore that they  periodically saw a。 white tiger standing upon the tomb of Ho Lu。 The white  tiger was the symbol of metal, so the locals believe that the tiger was  the personification of the magic swords under there。 Believe it or not。 As for the Yueh Maiden, she never existed in real history。 She always  existed in the land of legends and there, presumably, she roams still。  Doubtlessly she has performed many great deeds there, deeds which will  remain unknown until some scribe es and tell the tales as they deserve  to be told。




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