Chapter 705: Training the Sky Shattering Invincible Sword Art
"I will first train in the Sky Shattering Invincible Sword Art," Max muttered to himself as he stood in the Dimension of Time, the air around him calm and silent, the flow of time already slowed to give him the advantage of endless hours in mere moments.
With a thought, he summoned his blue dragon sword—its cold steel gleaming under the ethereal light of the timeless space. The blade pulsed faintly in his grip, responding to the battle aura still lingering in his veins.
He took a slow breath and entered a stance, preparing himself not for combat, but for understanding.
Until now, Max had made decent progress in integrating the Sky Shattering Invincible Sword Art with his personal Concept of Severing Sword. He had managed to graft the invincible aura of the sword art onto his own severing concept, creating something unique—an edge that not only cut but resisted being cut, giving it a sense of absolute dominance.
However, even as the fusion gave him results, Max knew deep down this wasn’t what he truly sought. He didn’t want to attach invincibility to his severing sword; he wanted to replace the invincibility altogether.
The path of invincibility was not his own. What he truly desired was to make the severing sword the heart of this profound art. He wanted to reform the sword technique—to take its core principle and overwrite it with his own path, where severing everything, even concepts themselves, would be the foundation of power.
That was the problem. The original sword art had been built on the Invincible Sword Concept, a level of intent and understanding that Max simply hadn’t yet mastered.
Trying to walk that road was like heading toward a destination his instincts rejected. It felt forced—like dragging a mountain behind him. Max wasn’t one to waste time trying to mimic a concept he didn’t resonate with.
But still, he had made some headway. By forcing the invincible edge to cling to his severing intent, he had created a temporary solution—something that could hold in battle, even if it didn’t reach the sword art’s full potential.