After retrieving the address from the tavern owner, Yang Yu found a remote mud-brick house and knocked on the door. A young man in his early twenties opened it for them.
The young man's name was Qing Shi, sporting a delicate set of short hair, his honest wide eyebrows sprawled across an exceedingly ordinary face, dressed in the sandy-colored loose robes commonly worn by desert dwellers, clean and tidy.
After questioning Yang Yu about their purpose and learning that they got the information from the tavern owner, Qing Shi let Yang Yu and his companions into the house.
Although small, the sparrow has all its vital organs. The mud-brick house, secluded in location, was fully equipped with various household items, walls adorned with air-dried jerky and bread baked by the stove.
