Please, Young Master, Slay the Demon!-Chapter 70 - Out of the Barrier_1

Chapter 70: Chapter 70: Out of the Barrier_1

Chapter 70 -70: Out of the Barrier_1

After leaving some inexplicable words behind, Immortal Jiang set off to accomplish her own tasks. These days, aside from continuing to practice the Talisman Sword Technique, Chu Liang was also honing some other skills.

Whoosh–

A crescent shaped Azure Light whistled as it flew past, anywhere it grazed the mountain or trees was marred with a deep ravine-like cut. In the blink of an eye, the Azure Light had traversed the entirety of Silver Sword Peak.

Boom!

At last, just before leaving Silver Sword Peak, the Azure Light crashed into the mountain wall with a dull roar. Chu Liang managed to jump off in time to avoid crashing into the mountain.

“Too thrilling…”

He stood up, wiped the beads of sweat from his forehead, feeling that the flight process was truly terrifying.

The azure leaf embedded in the mountain wall continued to shine with a “whoosh whoosh” sound. Chu Liang raised his hand, beckoning it back, and gently touched the sharp edge of the leaf.

Ordinary flying swords didn’t have this sharpness.

It must be said, when it came to artifact refining, Wen Yulong really was a genius. It’s just that the way this genius thought was not exactly the same as most people. The things he refined were quite peculiar, yet what he said always made some sense.

After he explained the problem of the delicate control of Divine Sense, Chu Liang seriously pondered it and found it to indeed contain deep knowledge.

The present practitioners only focused on increasing their cultivation and expanding their Divine Sense, but didn’t pay too much attention to this aspect.

For example, for the same Sword Control Technique when flying in the vast sky, two people may have the same speed. However, in complex terrains, the one who is more agile would always win.

Both practicing Sword Control Technique, while one moves straightforwardly without variation, the other is flexible and elusive. If these two fight, the one who maneuvers the sword more flexibly would surely win.

Chu Liang called this “micro-operation”.

If it is only one sword, the impact may not be significant. But if it is the Hundred Swords Technique composed of a hundred swords in formation, the difference that a micro-operation could bring would be immense.

But the mainstream view is probably that if you use the Hundred Swords Technique, I will use the Ten Thousand Swords Technique. If my cultivation is stronger than yours, I can naturally crush you squarely.

There’s nothing wrong with this thinking, but Chu Liang felt the depth and breadth of cultivation should not be contradictory. If the energy is sufficient, it would be better to experience both.

Furthermore, micro-operation is not only related to the control of Flying Swords but also plays an important role in the casting of Divine Skills.

So today, Chu Liang wanted to use controlling the Azure Leaf as an opportunity to exercise the agility of his Divine Sense and try some micro-operation.

After intentionally strengthening his control, the state of this flight was much better than his first test, the Azure Leaf only lost control after traversing the entire Silver Sword Peak.

Looking at the deep ravine on the mountain wall, Chu Liang felt that he seemed to have developed a new method of attack.

If you launch this Azure Leaf with full True Qi, the power may be stronger than any ordinary Sword Control Technique.

Of course, it definitely cannot be compared with his Sword Qi boosted by Talisman Sword Technique.

Chu Liang has now fully mastered the Wind Fire Double Rune, he can use that to cast the Wind Fire Double Rune Sword, the power was several times stronger than the Fire Rune Sword alone.

After pondering for a while, he saw a distant Sword Light coming from afar, landing near his wooden house.

Did he have a visitor?

Upon seeing that, Chu Liang put away the Azure Leaf and went out to meet them.

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“Hey, hey, hey!” Upon returning, he saw Lin Bei, whom he hadn’t seen in a few days, standing at the door with a brilliant smile.

Upon seeing him, Chu Liang gave a small smile, “You’re really free today, aren’t you?”

Eh?” Hearing these words, Lin Bei questioned: “How do you know I’ve broken through to the middle stage of the Divine Consciousness Realm?”

“…” Chu Liang was momentarily speechless, and then said, “Congratulations.”

“These days, after enduring hard cultivation and restraining my desires, giving up the pleasures of the senses for an average of eight hours each day, I finally achieved a breakthrough.” Lin Bei brought up the hard cultivation of these days with a look of emotion, “Thinking about it now, it really was a bittersweet experience.”

“You’ve worked hard.” Chu Liang nodded.

“But luckily, I finally succeeded. Now, I’m also a master at the Middle Stage of the Divine Consciousness Realm, finally on the same level as you again!” Lin Bei said excitedly.

Hmm…” Chu Liang gave an embarrassed smile, “Not quite.”

“What?” Lin Bei was taken aback.

“Coincidentally, when I woke up this morning, I found that I’d also made a breakthrough.” Chu Liang said with a calm face, “I’m now at the Late Stage of the Divine Consciousness Realm.”

Lin Bei’s smile instantly turned rigid, which then turned into a face of disbelief.

What the hell?

He made another breakthrough so soon?

It hasn’t been many days since they returned from Yanjiao City. He’d barely made it past the small gap needed to breakthrough to the Middle Stage of Divine Consciousness Realm.

What, you don’t experience any cultivation bottlenecks?

Here I am, shouting to the world about my breakthrough to the middle stage, and you quietly advanced to the late stage?

This sure makes me look dumb.

Plus… If you continue at this rate, advancing a stage every half a month, aren’t you going to be in the Golden Core Realm in a few days? Isn’t that too outrageous?

What does it mean to wake up in the morning and find that you have had a breakthrough? Don’t you participate in your own cultivation?

No matter how I think about it, it seems fake.

But feeling the aura Chu Liang emanates, which is clearly stronger than mine by a level, that’s definitely real.

Following this series of complex thoughts, Lin Bei crossed his arms, pouted, and showed a look of grievance.

“Why?” He grumbled, “I’ve been working hard for so many days. Why is the gap always growing?”

The further along the cultivation path, the harder it gets, the gap between the early and middle stage of the Divine Consciousness realm is naturally smaller than the gap between the middle and the late stages.

“Perhaps your abstinence is not thorough enough.” Chu Liang replied casually.

He didn’t seem too affected.

The fact that Big Head Baby was cultivating day and night with all its might, if he wasn’t cultivating quickly, that would be the real mystery.

“Ah, forget it.” Lin Bei sulked for a moment but soon returned to his cheerful self, “This is a good thing too. We’ll be even stronger combined.”

“You came to me just to announce your breakthrough?” Chu Liang asked again.

“Hey hey hey…” Lin Bei chuckled, “Of course not. I came to you about something important.”

“Oh?” Chu Liang glanced at him, wondering what important thing he could say.

“You know, our Jade Sword Peak’s Eldest Senior Brother came out of seclusion yesterday.” Lin Bei announced.

“Xu Ziyang?”

The way Shu Mountain’s disciples refer to each other as senior or junior brothers depends on age. If there isn’t an obvious age gap, the one with the higher cultivation level would be referred to as the senior brother. However, being called the “Eldest Senior Brother” doesn’t necessarily mean they are the oldest member of their respective peaks.

Only those with incredibly high talent and strong cultivation could be recognized as the “Eldest Senior Brother” of a peak. Out of the thirty-six peaks of Shu Mountain, not many peaks have an “Eliest Senior Brother”.

For example, Xu Ziyang, the Eldest Senior Brother of Jade Sword Peak, Jiang Yuebai, the Eldest Senior Sister of Biluo Peak, Chu Liang, the Eldest Senior Brother of Silver Sword Peak… These are individuals that have earned general approval to be the “Eldest Senior Brother”.

“Yeah.” Lin Bei nodded, “He might be seeking trouble with you.”

“Why?” Chu Liang’s eyes narrowed with caution.

If he wanted to cause trouble, he should wait till the Shu Mountain Peak Conference, right?

He was thinking about the bet between their two masters.

“It’s because of Junior Sister Ziqing.” Lin Bei declared.

“Hmm?” Chu Liang revealed a puzzled look.

“Junior Sister Ziqing is the biological sister of Eldest Senior Brother. They have depended on each other since they were young, he cherishes her very much.” Lin Bei narrated, “Since we returned from Zhennan Region’s Mountain last time, Junior Sister has been gloomy and miserable. If Eldest Senior Brother sees her, he would definitely want to figure out why.”

“From the looks of Junior Sister Ziqing, I think it has something to do with matters of the heart. You know, which young lady isn’t longing for spring romance…”

Lin Bei stroked his chin, analyzing wisely.

“During our last mission in Zhennan Region’s Mountain, it was just a few of us. Senior Brother Fang Ting is too old, Lu Ren doesn’t count. I have a hunch that the person Junior Sister Ziqing has feelings for, is either you or me!”

“…” Chu Liang kept his silence for a moment.

“Since Eldest Senior Brother loves his sister so much, knowing that she has a romantic problem, he will be sure to be in a bad mood. Knowing him as I do, he’s likely to cause trouble for that person.” Lin Bei continued, “So I think we should lay low for a while.”

“Mission work?” Chu Liang inferred his intent.

Since returning from Yanjiao City, he hadn’t been on a mission for a while.

In one part because he was busy cultivating and on the other hand, because he didn’t need to. The profits from selling fruit tea for a day could support him on two missions, so he wasn’t too keen on it.

But now the situation has changed. Senior Sister Jiang temporarily departed, and he doesn’t need to rush in practicing the Talisman Sword Technique. Moreover, not going on missions for a while means no opportunity to fight any formidable monsters. Chopping down small poisonous bees every day made him feel a lack of ambition.

The White Pagoda, such a magical treasure, is nearly being used as his exclusive juicer, quite a wasteful use.

He had been pondering these past few days whether he should go on a mission.

“Yes.” Lin Bei nodded. “I just snagged a mission to Southern Border City. It’s an excellent opportunity.”

“Southern Border City?” Chu Liang inquired, “Why go there?”

“Hey hey…” Lin Bei offered a mysterious smile, “Of course, because there’s a good thing.”