The strength Guan Wen displayed that day completely surpassed hers. She never expected that this boy, who was not very famous in the school and had seemed ordinary in her interactions with him, would one day become such a powerful being.
After that day, Guan Wen kept a low profile and didn't cause much news in the class. However, Hua Qingyue knew that the more low-key a person was, the more terrifying they were. This guy's low profile meant that he disdained to show off to others, which meant that his strength must be extraordinary. Although he was only a member of the key class, in Hua Qingyue's opinion, his strength was undoubtedly the best even in the elite class.
Facing someone whose strength surpasses hers, or even someone who might be on par with her now but has great potential, she naturally felt considerable pressure.
She had no intention of explaining to Ye Ruqiu, because she had already noticed that Ye Ruqiu and Guan Wen didn't get along very well. Although she didn't know about their past, she didn't want to pry into it. The past was the past; she had a good impression of Guan Wen and was good friends with Ye Ruqiu. She didn't want anything that had happened between them in the past to affect her.
On the other hand, Ye Ruqiu's understanding of cultivation and combat was too superficial. Even if she explained, it would be useless and would only confuse the other party more.
A day passed quickly. After leaving school in the afternoon, Guan Wen went straight to the Tower of All Heavens, swiped his card to enter the small room, pressed the teleportation button, and with a flash of white light, he returned to the lush forest in the world of all heavens.
Ahead, the fiery monsters were still wandering aimlessly in groups through the forest, with Guan Wen following behind them.
Upon seeing this, Guan Wen picked up the Fiery Whip and quietly continued to follow.
Last time, he trained with these fiery monsters for seven days, and he plans to continue training in the same way this time.
As Guan Wen continued forward, he soon encountered a lone Flame Monster. After several days of training, he had become quite experienced, so dealing with these lone monsters was a piece of cake for him. He killed the monster with a flick of his wrist and then caught the falling translucent crystal.
For the next two days, he continued hunting and collecting translucent crystals, using fire magic to devour them and cultivate his own fire abilities.
However, after two days, he found that consuming these translucent crystals was not improving him as much as possible, and the rate of improvement was also slowing down. According to this cultivation method, if he wanted to break through to level 29, he would need to travel through the myriad worlds at least three to four times.
In other words, it is very likely that his level will stagnate for some time to come.
This made him frown and feel very uncomfortable. You see, every time he entered the myriad worlds before, he would gain something, at the very least he would level up. But in the next few days, he would not be able to level up at all. How could he not feel upset?
He knew that he couldn't focus all his training on improving his fire ability. After all, fire ability level was something that needed to be honed slowly. No matter how difficult it was, it had to be improved little by little. In this stage of improvement that didn't require comprehension but required grinding, if he put too much emphasis on it, it would not only waste a lot of his precious training time, but also make him feel bad.
Therefore, in the following days, he only set aside half a day to cultivate his own fire ability, and spent all the rest of the time cultivating the Thousand Stone Technique.
For him now, he does need to continue cultivating the Crimson Dragon Break, but cultivating two supernatural abilities at the same time would take up some of his energy. Therefore, they thought they should first master the Thousand Stone Technique and then cultivate the Crimson Dragon Break. After all, the Crimson Dragon Break is a third-tier supernatural ability, which requires complete concentration to cultivate. Moreover, he has already successfully cultivated the first level of the Crimson Dragon Break, which is enough for him to use in the short term, so there is no rush to cultivate it.
He had a talent for breaking through levels of cultivation techniques. Unlike the Crimson Dragon Break, which is a relatively difficult ability to cultivate, this Thousand Stone Technique was quite simple, so he quickly made a breakthrough.
On the third day, he cultivated the third mark.
On the fourth day, he cultivated his fourth mark.
Each mark can be compressed into ten levels, meaning he can now compress forty levels of fire power, which is an extremely powerful level.
Guan Wen had not expected that his Thousand Stone Technique would improve so dramatically after cultivation. If things went as planned, he might be able to cultivate the seventh or eighth mark of the Thousand Stone Technique in a few days.
Time flew by, and the remaining time passed quickly. In the following days, he cultivated a new mark almost every day. On the last day, he also cultivated the seventh mark.
Of course, although he had been practicing his movement techniques for the past few days, his training in fire-based abilities had not been delayed much. After all, he followed those fire monsters every day and was able to kill many lone creatures every now and then. The translucent crystals he obtained were almost all consumed after being amplified. Therefore, although his fire-based abilities did not increase dramatically, they were steadily improving.
Guan Wen was already quite satisfied with this, after all, this was a difficult time, and there was no other way but to take it one step at a time.
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