Nicky, with a surprising assist from Henry, is able to take them down. She and her siblings are soon attacked by members of the local triad, hinting that they’re getting close to something. In an attempt to help her parents, Nicky asks the locals about Khan, but everyone is too scared to talk. She tells Henry about the sword, and he identifies it as a sword with power that can only be harnessed by its rightful owner - and it’s one of eight. Nicky also runs into Ryan’s hunky friend Henry (Eddie Liu), who’s doing his Master’s in ancient Chinese history and will definitely be a useful ally. Nicky apologizes for leaving him out to dry, and they share their first genuine hug in more than three years. Nicky goes on campus to visit her brother, who’s still upset with her for not being there for him when he came out to their parents. If they don’t pay in 72 hours, Khan’s people will kill Jin and take over his restaurant. It turns out that her parents had taken out a $50,000 loan from Tony Khan, a member of the local triad, which has now been doubled with interest. Nicky heads to her father’s restaurant in time to find her father badly beaten up. Later that night, she sees the spirit of her deceased mentor Pei-Ling, who again urges her to heal her relationship with her family before going after the sword. In the meantime, Nicky visits her ex-boyfriend Evan (Gavin Stenhouse), who’s now an assistant district attorney, to look into the sword and that assassin Zhilan from sketches that she drew. Jin encourages Nicky not to run away again and to meet later at their family’s restaurant. Mei-Li is especially disappointed, stating that her daughter “died three years ago.” There’s plenty of mother-daughter tension - Nicky is upset with her mom for trying to control her, and Mei-Li resents her for disappearing - and they can’t seem to get past their grievances with each other. She receives a mixed reaction from her family: Her father Jin (Tzi Ma) and sister Althea (Shannon Dang) are glad to have her back back, while her brother Ryan (Jon Prasida) and mother Mei-Li (Kheng Hua Tan) aren’t so enthusiastic. Still, Zhilan gets away, and Nicky returns home to San Francisco. During their fight, Nicky picks up the sword, which glows and burns her hand, leaving mysterious markings on her palm. During the struggle, Pei Lei is fatally wounded by an assassin named Zhilan (Yvonne Chapman), who steals the sword and takes off.įollowing Pei-Ling’s final instructions, Nicky chases after Zhilan in an attempt to get the sword back and take down her mentor’s killer. That night, their monastery is attacked by a group of assassins searching for a mystical sword said to imbue its wielder with great power.
However, Nicky is determined to stay at the monastery. While admiring the picturesque view, Pei-Ling encourages Nicky to try and make peace with her family, who she hasn’t seen in three years. Her one-night visit becomes a three-year training in the martial arts, and Nicky finally feels at home. After realizing that it’s actually a matchmaking ploy to find a Chinese husband (orchestrated by her mother, no less) she flees and crosses paths with Pei-Ling (Vanessa Kai), who runs a local monastery.
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