Chapter 353: Repetition Eventually Leads to an Explosion
Naturally, I didn’t just leap into the waterfall once.
As I sprang up into the cascading stream over a dozen times, Cheonak, who had been watching from afar, suddenly jumped down and said to me,
“Master, that’s enough. Come out.”
I leapt from the waterfall without thinking much and landed beyond the plunge pool—but strangely, it felt like I had jumped farther than usual.
So this is what it feels like to move through a place without the current pushing against you.
It almost felt like I’d become a bird. Startled by the sensation, I looked up at the waterfall crashing down.
“...How fascinating.”
Of course, this was only possible because I had trained in both external and internal martial arts. It wasn’t that I couldn’t cut through the stream in one go—I still had enough strength to leap over a hundred more times.
Humans are so fickle. Just because I’d broken through the shackle called “the waterfall,” I already felt liberated.
Staring at the falls, I turned to Cheonak and said,
“Senior, I think I’ll have to come back again.”
“It’s better to raise your level and return occasionally. That way, the gap you’ve overcome will be visible to the eye...”