This Sword Cultivator is Somewhat Dependable Chapter 377 - 8 Qingya Terrace Sword Duel (Unity)3

Chapter 377: Chapter 8 Qingya Terrace Sword Duel (Unity)_3

This ti, He Yi’s interest was truly piqued.

After observing carefully for a while, he discovered the intricacies within.

rging Sword Intent with Sword Qi.

This junior brother, is he already beginning to study this at the Golden Core Stage?

To achieve this step requires extrely high demands on both the realm of Sword Intent and the mastery of Sword Qi.

And ordinarily, such requirents shouldn’t be attainable by a Golden Core Cultivator.

“As expected of the leader in the Seven Domains’ debate, indeed he has so skills,” He Yi’s interest surged, and he exerted a bit more force.

This ti, Lu Qingshan’s defense was already sowhat strenuous.

But what surprised He Yi was that in just a few breaths’ ti, Lu Qingshan pointed out distantly, and three threads of Sword Qi Filants bearing extrely pure Sword Intent shot out shakily, joining the fray of battle.

…

In the end, Lu Qingshan lost, but thanks to He Yi’s conscious care, the sword duel lasted almost an hour.

By the end of it, he had perfectly refined control over twenty-three Sword Qi Filants.

Indeed, pressure is the best catalyst for improvent.

Lu Qingshan approached He Yi and politely thanked him, “Thank you, senior brother, for your guidance and indulgence.”

He was clearly aware that the reason the duel lasted an hour was undoubtedly because He Yi saw his intentions and was cooperating with him.

“Junior brother is exceptionally talented,” He Yi comnted earnestly.

“Senior brother flatters ; it’s also thanks to your rcy,” Lu Qingshan did not stint on his thanks.

He Yi nodded at Lu Qingshan, indicating his understanding.

Imdiately he turned around, controlled his sword, transford into a streak of Sword Light, and his figure quickly disappeared among the nurous Sword Peaks.

“This junior brother, I will also join you for a bit, now that He Yi has left…” Another Nascent Soul Realm senior brother, full of interest, said as soon as He Yi had left.

This senior brother was one of the cultivators who had watched the entire process of the duel between Lu Qingshan and He Yi.

“Thank you, senior brother,” Lu Qingshan readily accepted.

This is the effect of a good reputation.

Carrying the na of the leader in the Seven Domains’ debate into the Sword Sect, he had yet to et these senior brothers, but he had already made a favorable impression in their hearts.

And now this impression was fernting and taking effect.

………

Thus began Lu Qingshan’s life in the Sword Sect in such an odd fashion.

Qingya Terrace beca his place to practice swordsmanship, and his good reputation ant that the senior brothers were willing to accompany him in his practice when they had free ti.

Of course, the more important reason was that Lu Qingshan was not only constantly progressing but also at a rapid pace. Every duel with Lu Qingshan brought them a refreshing feeling.

It was this feeling that extended their novelty and allowed this activity to continue over a long-term.

Because these Nascent Soul senior brothers were also very curious about how much Lu Qingshan would have improved by the next duel.

After a month like this, sparring with the junior brother practicing the Myriad Swords Art for a few moves had beco a tradition at Qingya Terrace.

And “guess how many swords Lu Qingshan has advanced his Myriad Swords Art to today” beca an interesting topic frequently discussed among these two hundred Sword Sect disciples.

One day, just after Lu Qingshan had sparred with a Nascent Soul Late Stage senior brother, he suddenly heard a light “eh” that seed far yet near.

Lu Qingshan looked up, recognized the newcor, and quickly said with respect, “Junior has seen Senior Brother Ji Chuan.”

The person who ca was Ji Chuan, the senior brother who had led Lu Qingshan into the sect, the eldest senior brother of the Sword Sect.

Over these days, through conversations with various senior brothers, Lu Qingshan had gained a deeper understanding of this eldest senior brother.

Who could imagine that this amiable and approachable eldest senior brother would be ranked first on the Yellow List, an invincible being in the Fourth Realm.

“I just heard that you were practicing swordsmanship at Qingya Terrace, so I ca over to have a look,” Ji Chuan explained.

“Senior brother is thoughtful,” Lu Qingshan thanked him with a bow of his hands.

“I’ve been watching your situation for a while.

Your Slaughter Sword Intent is strong, and even if we include Nascent Soul Sword Cultivators in the assessnt, it remains the sa,”

Ji Chuan got straight to the point and advised, “It’s just a pity that your Slaughter Sword Intent is too conspicuous, heavy on the surface aspect of might.

The consequence is that once the Sword Intent is released, the killing intent is overpowering, as if telling the enemy, ‘I’m going to use my ultimate skill on you,’ giving them ample ti to prepare.

Sword Intent should be maintained within your Flying Sword all the ti, contained but not revealed, dispersing and gathering at will…”

Lu Qingshan was silent.

Indeed, his Sword Intent was at a high realm, but the problem was that he didn’t know how to use it.

Previously, when he used Sword Intent, it was more blunt.

Abruptly and simply attached to the sword, and then exploding was the end of it.

But this way of using it, while ferocious, was monotonous and lacked flexibility, and it was easy for opponents to guard against.

Only by condensing Sword Intent within the sword, containing but not revealing it until the right mont to explosively burst forth, could its lethality be maximized.

What Ji Chuan taught was not so Divine Skill but an understanding and usage of Sword Intent.

This was sothing Lu Qingshan never encountered in the online ga of his previous life.

So, he could only slowly learn, study, and comprehend.

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