World’S Greatest Senior Disciple

World’S Greatest Senior Disciple

Hyeok Musang, returned home at last. The legendary head disciple had vanished during a brutal political war five years prior, his fate unknown.

Upon returning to his hometown, however, Hyeok found his Dragon Tiger Martial Academy in ruins, persecuted by villains in his absence. He returned, longing for the peace he fought to secure yet found only turmoil.

Hyeok had presumed to find his master and fellow disciples thriving with the war’s end. Instead, he discovered them battered and demoralized under the tyranny of a third-rate gang. Filled with anger and remorse at his academy’s miserable state, the World’s Greatest Senior Disciple blamed himself for the plight that had befallen them.

Though Hyeok’s return initially brought hope, threats still loomed over Yangzhou County. The war had not ended but merely changed form. His head held high once more, the senior disciple steeled himself against the dangers that sought to destroy his school.

The legendary hero who had vanished returned at last, primed to raise his sword in defense of his academy as he always had. His unexpected homecoming signaled the end of one era and the dawn of a new age of peril. Transitioning from soldier to guardian, Hyeok’s obligation endured as eternal as the stars.

Bereft of five years, he found his world in flames where once there had been peace. However, Hyeok persevered with a wanderer’s wisdom and a warrior’s grit. His fate and fortunes changed with the seasons, but his dedication remained.

Magic and might were tools, but duty was all. Though time had tempered his strength, the will to protect pulsed undying in his breast. Forged in fire but never broken, the head disciple stood ready to reclaim his rightful place as a champion and defend hischarges from the shadows that sought to consume them.

The greatest disciple under heaven, long lost, raised his head and weapon once more. Erased but unforgotten, Hyeok Musang, the World’s Greatest Senior Disciple, returned home at last to find his work was not yet done.