Highest Ranking #218 in Historical Fiction 6/22/2017
[ Iron Blooded Heart is the first book of three books in the story of Legend Of The Condor Heroes. The story itself is the first part of the Condor Trilogy. Historical background : The Song Dyna...
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"Guo Jing, let's go back." Tolui suggested.
The Seven Freaks were already quite a distance away, but Ke Zhen'E's hearing was incredibly sensitive. When he heard the name 'Guo Jing', his entire body shook violently; he immediately jerked his horse around and rode back to the kids.
"Boy, your surname is Guo? You are Han Chinese and not Mongolian, right?" He anxiously asked.
Guo Jing grunted an assertion, sending Ke Zhen'E's mind into the clouds with joy. "Who is your mother?" He hurriedly asked.
"Mom is mom." Guo Jing answered, making Ke Zhen'E scratch his head for a bit. "Can you take me to your mother?"
"My mom's not here."
"Sister, you ask him." Ke Zhen'E suggested, realizing that there was some hostility in Guo Jing's responses. Han Xiaoying hopped off of her horse and walked up to Guo Jing.
"Where's your father?" She asked in a warm voice.
"My dad was killed by bad people; when I grow up, I'm going to kill them and avenge my father."
"What was your father's name?" Han Xiaoying was so excited that her voice was trembling. But Guo Jing just shook his head.
"Who killed your father?" Ke Zhen'E asked.
"His... his name is Duan Tiande!" Guo Jing could barely contain his anger as he said that name.
Because Li Ping knew that in such a desolate and remote place as the Steppe, any moment could bring with it many dangers. She knew that her chances of ever returning to China were nearly non existent. If something should happen to her suddenly, her son would never know the name of his mortal enemy, and that would not do. She had long ago told her son, over and over again, the name and appearance of Duan Tiande. She was an illiterate farm girl and had always called her husband 'Xiao-Ge'. She had heard other people call him 'Brother Guo' but had never cared about what her husband's real name was. This was why Guo Jing had only ever known his father to be his 'dad' and did not know that he had other names.
