Chapter 456: Martial Cultivation Is Not Crude (II)
Chapter 456: Martial Cultivation Is Not Crude (II)
One day later.Within a certain demonic river, Lin Zheyu sat with his eyes closed. Patterns formed across his body, composed of mysterious runes. The shapes were faint and illusory, like an intangible breeze. The Saha Scripture was quite intriguing. It could condense a totem-like energy that merged with, transformed, and tempered the physique. What it cultivated was a formless wind. While strengthening the physique, it also reshaped it into a special constitution, one that could merge into the breeze and unleash astonishing speed.
After a few breaths, Lin Zheyu slowly opened his eyes. The invisible wind swirling around him vanished in an instant.
"Interesting! The Immortal Dao is truly strange!" Lin Zheyu said with surprise.
The moment he reached the third stage of the Saha Scripture, Lin Zheyu felt a strange transformation in his body. It was as if he had become a wisp of wind, moving freely within a gale like a fish in water. He raised his right hand, and a strand of breeze appeared, mysterious and subtle. He had not used true origin, nor the golden energy within him, but the special energy cultivated through the Saha Scripture. This energy, together with the totem-like inscriptions engraved upon his body, had fused into his physique.
"Martial cultivation is not crude! It can possess many wondrous qualities!"
Lin Zheyu looked at the strand of breeze in his palm, the light in his eyes growing brighter. From the Saha Scripture, he vaguely glimpsed a future path for martial cultivation, though it was not yet fully formed.
"In this world, there are ancient yao, evil sects, the Immortal Dao, barbarians, sea clans, yaos, demons, shamanic cultivators, demon cultivators... If I can absorb these powerful cultivation paths and integrate them into martial cultivation, I may be able to forge a path never seen before," Lin Zheyu murmured softly.
These factions and cultivation systems were all things Lin Zheyu had learned from Mu Yin. In order to survive, she answered whatever he asked. Whether her answers were correct or not, whether true or false, she always had something to say. Lin Zheyu treated everything as reference. Though uncertain in truth, they still held great value.
[Heaven Rewards the Diligent]