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Memories of Xie Yuan I Page 10 of 18 · Fragments of the Mandate

Book
Fragments of the Mandatepage 10 of 18
Found in
Pangzhen
Words
150

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My master, Xie Huichun, was the heir to the Xie clan's martial arts, but to him, saving lives and healing the wounded carried far greater meaning than making a name for himself through martial prowess and strength in the Wulin.

He refined the Chi circulation methods within the Xie clan's martial arts and developed a unique healing art of his own, saving countless lives over the years. During the Maskwalker Crisis, he spent his entire fortune gathering talented people from across the Wulin to find a way to reverse Sha-Chi Transcension. He even helped Maskwalkers who had lost their way suppress their murderous urges, allowing them to regain their dignity and true selves.

But the one person he couldn't save... That person's family, those villagers... they stormed in, shouting "Quack!" They tied my master up and chopped off... my master's hands...
Those were the hands that had saved countless lives...

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Memories of Xie Yuan I is page 10 of 18 in Fragments of the Mandate, 150 words long. Picked up in Pangzhen.

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Memories of Xie Yuan I FAQ

Where do you find Memories of Xie Yuan I in Phantom Blade Zero?

Picked up in Pangzhen.

Which book is Memories of Xie Yuan I part of?

Memories of Xie Yuan I is page 10 of 18 in Fragments of the Mandate. The book page lists all 18 pages in reading order.

What does Memories of Xie Yuan I say?

It opens: "My master, Xie Huichun, was the heir to the Xie clan's martial arts, but to him, saving lives and healing the wounded carried far greater meaning than making a name for himself through martial prowess and strength in the" The full 150-word text is on this page.