Chapter 112 - Millennium Waterfall, A Good Place
Although Li Nanting had taught Li Guanqi much over time, he knew full well that his guidance alone could never have brought the boy to that level. Li Guanqi’s strength was now so overwhelming that it gave Li Nanting a faint feeling that something wasn’t natural.
If he joins the upcoming Tournament of a Hundred Sects, he might very well lead the Daxia Sword Sect to heights it has never reached before.
Li Nanting didn’t press Li Guanqi too much. Once someone stepped onto the path of cultivation, even a Qi Refinement Realm novice could stumble upon a heaven-defying opportunity. Besides, when it came to Li Guanqi’s mysterious grandfather, Li Nanting carried a sense of inexplicable reverence. He was sure that the old man hadn’t left Li Guanqi with nothing.
Back at Jade Teapot Peak, Li Guanqi descended from the sky, landing directly within the Spirit Gathering Array. He activated it, then sat cross-legged with his longsword resting on his knees, quickly entering a meditative state. Almost at once, his mind cleared to an astonishing degree.
Scenes from his earlier battle with the two elders replayed vividly in his mind. Frowning slightly, he scrutinized every movement, picking apart both his gains and his flaws.
Sword Spirit slowly emerged from the sword box, watching him as spirit qi swirled around him. A glimmer of admiration flickered in her eyes.
As expected of the Empty Spirit Physique... that level of perception is monstrous. And this is only after breaking nine spirit patterns. Once he fully unlocks the first layer, the quality of his Golden Core could be incredibly high.
Despite her praise, a trace of uncertainty crossed Sword Spirit’s gaze. After watching a moment longer, she let out a quiet sigh and dissolved into motes of light, returning to the sword box.
When Li Guanqi opened his eyes again, night had already fallen. He noticed a note tucked into his cabin door, written in Ye Feng’s unmistakable handwriting: Waiting for you at the Millennium Waterfall.
So that was where he’d gone.