After Zhe Bie's return, he nearly swept away the surrounding tribes with an invincible stance until he encountered another person, Genghis Khan.
That was a true king; all geniuses lost their luster before him.
However, Zhe Bie's emergence nearly shattered the myth of Genghis Khan. Genghis Khan and Zhe Bie's leader fought a bloody battle, nearly exhausting all their strength.
It wasn't that Zhe Bie's leader was so formidable, but rather that Zhe Bie was too difficult to handle. Zhe Bie had once shot dead Genghis Khan's steed with a single arrow, nearly toppling Genghis Khan from horseback.
But in the end, the king was still the king, and the dog was but a dog. Zhe Bie was defeated.
Afterward, Zhe Bie acknowledged Genghis Khan as his lord.
Genghis Khan gave Zhe Bie a wider stage; he fought battles to the south and north. Wherever he passed, life withered away like autumn leaves swept by the wind.
