On the stone table, he gently pressed the tip of the brush into the inkstone. The previously half-dry brush was wet again with black ink, and he brought the brush closer to the paper once more.
Stroke after stroke was done on previously blank paper. There was no hesitation in every movement of the brush, and every line drawn on the paper was full of confidence.
None of the lines stopped halfway, indicating that the person holding the brush did not have any doubts when making those lines. He definitely wouldn't stop before whatever he drew was finished—
"MING GEGE!"
—or maybe not.
