In the era of the Five Elements Immortal, the path to immortality was lonely and long, so in addition to their main cultivation techniques, cultivators would often choose to practice one or two miscellaneous skills. By mastering a skill, they could also make more money to purchase resources to promote their cultivation.
There are actually very few people like the Five Elements Immortal who involve every one of them.
After all, human energy is limited. If too much time is spent on miscellaneous matters, the time for cultivation will definitely be greatly reduced.
What cultivators pursue is immortality, and if they want to achieve immortality, they have to constantly improve their cultivation level. If their cultivation is delayed due to miscellaneous matters, wouldn’t that be putting the cart before the horse?
The reason why the Five Elements True Person did this was just to save the country in a roundabout way. Because her qualifications were very average, her cultivation speed was slow, and her cultivation level could not be improved. She could only improve her strength through miscellaneous means and make more money to buy cultivation resources.
Fortunately, although her aptitude for cultivation was average, she seemed to have a special talent for miscellaneous matters and soon achieved some success.
I don’t know if God wanted to make up for her aptitude deficiencies in her previous life as the Five Elements True Person, but she cultivated much faster in this life. Although she hasn’t been tested, her aptitude is definitely not bad.
The old Taoist priest had said before that she was an "innate spiritual body".
The Gongfa category included various Gongfa that the Five Elements Immortals had practiced or come into contact with. Coincidentally, there was actually a Gongfa specifically designed to deal with spirits—the "Soul Flame Art."
After practicing this technique, one can condense a kind of soul fire. This soul fire can be used on oneself to condense the soul, and used on the enemy to burn the opponent's soul.
If she learned this skill, then when she encountered an evil ghost again, she could just throw out a soul fire and burn the evil ghost to ashes without leaving any trace.
Because this technique is so powerful, it is also difficult to practice. Moreover, the Five Elements Immortal has never practiced this technique, so he did not leave her any experience for reference. She needs to explore it bit by bit on her own.
The Soul Flame Art is specifically used to deal with incorporeal ghosts, so she also has to learn a technique that can deal with physical enemies.
Wu Xing Zhenren's main skills are long-range attack spells and various miscellaneous items. According to the terminology in the game, he is a technical-oriented magician.
She doesn't like to fight people with real weapons, but prefers to find ways to make the enemy lose blood without showing up.
Influenced by her, Xue Huan had never seriously practiced offensive martial arts before.
But fortunately, Master Wu Xing likes to hoard things and seems to have a collecting habit. No matter whether he can use those skills or not, he will just hoard them.
So now when Xue Huan wanted to find a suitable martial art, she found it quickly.
Snowflake Knife Technique.
Of all the weapons, Xue Huan's favorite is the knife. Perhaps this is because she often uses a kitchen knife? A kitchen knife is also a knife, after all.
Every time she used a kitchen knife to cut vegetables, or used a large bone knife to chop bones, she would feel a sense of satisfaction rising from the bottom of her heart, which made her wonder if she had any violent tendencies.
Just like before in the Spirit Stone Refining Space, the weapon she subconsciously conjured up was also a knife.
After comparing many different knife techniques, she chose the "Snowflake Knife Technique".
There was no other reason. After seeing this name, a picture appeared in her mind of a swordsman swinging his sword wantonly in the snow. The cold and snowy blade flashed by, and the snowflakes falling from the sky were split in half. At that moment, the picture seemed to be frozen.
It’s pretty cool just thinking about it.
In addition, in this Dharma-Ending Age, if you cast magic, you may be mistaken for a demon or monster. After all, for ordinary people, being able to conjure up fireballs, vines, etc. out of thin air is really beyond their understanding.
So she basically never cast spells in front of others.
But there is no need to worry about these things when it comes to swordsmanship.
It can be used openly.
Since it is a knife technique, she has to prepare a special knife.
Xue Huan came to the weapon refining room. Just like the alchemy room, the underground fire was also drawn from the volcano. When it was necessary to refine weapons, one only needed to use magic spells to control the temperature in the refining furnace.
In fact, it is a bit like a modern gas stove. The fire below is the ground fire, and the refining furnace above is equivalent to a frying pan. Various formations are set up in the refining furnace, which are used to quench materials, control temperature, and there are space formations, etc.
Anyway, all the formations that may be needed when refining equipment are set up in the refining furnace.
It is very convenient, but it consumes more "spiritual stones".
The spiritual stones made by soaking jade in spiritual liquid are not as spiritual as the spiritual stones formed naturally between heaven and earth, and they are consumed faster.
Now that her stock is running low, it's time to find an opportunity to stock up on a batch of jade.
From Zheng Yunu's memory, it was learned that Yujing City would hold a Jade Festival every October. After the Jade Festival, the annual gambling stone conference would be held, and the scene was extremely grand.
October is coming soon, and she had promised Zheng Yunu that she would take her to Yujing City.
Xue Huan took note of this and put the ore prepared for refining the sword into the refining furnace.
There is a big difference between a cultivator's weapon forging and an ordinary blacksmith's weapon forging. The physical requirements are not very high, but more emphasis is placed on spiritual awareness.
The same principle applies to refining weapons and refining elixirs, both require precise control of spiritual consciousness.
When forging iron, it is necessary to hammer repeatedly in order to remove impurities contained in the weapon, and when refining weapons, the impurities need to be removed by spiritual consciousness.
This requires very high spiritual awareness.
Fortunately, Xue Huan's spiritual awareness has now reached the foundation-building stage, and what he wants to refine is not a divine weapon, not even a magic weapon, but just an ordinary knife with a relatively sharp edge.
Of course, it is not ordinary at all. Compared with the weapons outside, it can be said to be a magical weapon. It can easily cut hair and chop iron like mud.
It is enough for her use at present.
Xue Huan put the freshly-baked knife into the water to cool it, and a burst of white steam suddenly emerged from the water.
After condensation, the blade, which was originally as white as snow, became much more restrained, but still extremely sharp.
She wiped the blade clean repeatedly, tapped it with her fingers, and the blade emitted a clanging hum. "I'll call you the Snowflake Blade."
The blade is as thin and light as snow, clear and bright, so the name "Snowflake Knife" is very suitable for it.
Now that you have a sword, it's time to formally start practicing swordsmanship.
Next, Xue Huan entered a semi-secluded state.
In the morning, he practiced swordsmanship, in the afternoon, he studied the Soul Flame Art, and in the evening, he practiced and specialized in a certain acrobatic skill.
The days were very regular, making her feel like she was in class again after a long time.
After a few days, Xue Huan finally mastered the sword technique and could perform it completely. However, the power was just average.
Such intangible things as sword power and sword energy were still far away from her, so she could only practice over and over again.
Practice makes perfect. If you read a book a hundred times, its meaning will become clear. If you practice swordsmanship a hundred times, I believe she will also understand something.
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