During this process, Shen Qian's body gradually darkened.
But that's still not enough.
After all, for martial artists, the way of martial arts is the foundation of everything.
So Shen Qian began to "forget" all kinds of martial arts knowledge again, and he even forgot his own "Tao".
Until a certain moment, Shen Qian regained control of his consciousness and found that his body had become ordinary. The radiance that was originally extremely intense had now become only a little bit bright, and he looked only slightly stronger than a martial artist of the third level of the Mountain and Sea Realm.
"This works?"
Shen Qian stared in disbelief, then realized he truly couldn't recall his "Dao," and became somewhat nervous, "Could I have really forgotten it?"
The system did not answer, but instead conjured up a bookshelf in his mind, on which were neatly categorized all the knowledge that had been "forgotten" before the sinking.
Before sinking in, he subconsciously touched a folder on the bookshelf labeled "xxx Collection." With a jolt in his mind, he indeed regained his memories of that teacher.
He understood before sinking.
This is similar to the "idle logs" stored inside the system. The system has only temporarily transferred this part of the knowledge to the system's space, and it can be reloaded at any time whenever needed.
Shen Qian immediately felt relieved; the system was indeed reliable.
"But it's a bit unbelievable that it's only comparable to the fourth level of the Mountain and Sea Realm. If I become even stronger after the Nine Heavens Battle, it should at least be equivalent to the sixth level of the Mountain and Sea Realm..."
Shen Qian muttered an analysis, then appropriately retrieved some martial arts knowledge, making the radiance emanating from his body even stronger.
After he had finished tinkering with it, he tried out some attack methods before sinking in.
Basically, all methods can be used, but without the support of physical bodies and psionic weapons, the power of many methods is greatly reduced, and they have even become useless.
For example, the "Calamity Buddha" who had already cultivated to the sixth level before sinking lost his physical body. Even if he were to unleash his power, it would only slightly enhance the strength of his soul, which was better than nothing.
Furthermore, martial arts techniques that rely solely on elemental energy are completely useless here.
Once the physical body is gone, the vital energy naturally disappears as well.
"No wonder people say that having 20-30% of the original body's strength is already quite good; the limitations are indeed significant."
He shook his head.
The most readily available power is naturally the power of the soul, which can still be sensed by the "Dao Sea," so the power of the Great Dao can also be utilized.
But in any case, this place is mostly dominated by "magic" or "spells".
Fortunately, he had made preparations beforehand, and during this time he had mastered several powerful spells through the channels of the Hundred Kings Hall and the Martial Arts Department.
"We need to figure out which of the Nine Seas we are in first..."
After getting to know himself, Chen Qian looked around and began to get down to business.
As for the direction within this "sea of learning," it's quite easy to discern. Just follow the direction of the waves. It's foreseeable that the closer you get to the core area, the brighter the light within the waves will be.
...
In an underwater trench surrounded by coral reefs, a bright light shines.
Boom!
Suddenly, the coral reef was shattered by an invisible burst of energy, completely revealing the bright light buried in the mud and sand—a sharp spear stuck diagonally in the ravine.
A figure approached and pulled out the spear. A strange thing happened: the moment it touched the hand, the spear turned into a stream of light and disappeared into the body.
The figure frowned, feeling the wave after wave of "knowledge" bombarding him.
"This isn't exactly 'literary knowledge,' it's rather disorganized... but if I can fully digest it, I should be able to gain some benefits. At least some of the martial arts knowledge is useful even for advanced martial artists."
The figure bearing the impact was Shen Qian. After opening his eyes, he shook his head and expelled the knowledge as it was, and the brilliance of that knowledge once again transformed into a gleaming spear.
If he wasn't sure before, now, with a longsword, a damaged inner armor, and the spear in his hand, Chen Qian roughly understood which sea this was.
The knowledge here is all embodied in the form of weapons.
"According to the five elements, weapons are metal, and the only corresponding seas are Dui and Gan. The water flows in the northwest... This should undoubtedly be Gan."
Before sinking, he recalled the information he had read and determined which sea area he was in.
The manifestation of knowledge in each sea area is linked to the characteristics of that sea area; this is a basic rule.
The nine seas of "Learning Sea" appear randomly. Being in the Dry Sea should be the normal start, which relieved Shen Qian. At least he didn't land directly in the mysterious Middle Sea as he had imagined.
Thinking about it, that makes sense. Zhonghai hasn't appeared for hundreds of years, so it's not that easy for me to encounter it... This isn't the Nine Heavens Battle, at least there's no shady dealing involved.
Without the slightest hesitation, Shen Qian casually tossed aside the spear in his hand. For an ordinary martial artist, this would be considered a gain, but Shen Qian naturally didn't care.
The more complete the knowledge set, the more complete the weapon's form and the higher its quality.
However, the weapons that Shen Qian has found so far are still some distance from the "Wenwei" level. It is estimated that after a considerable period of time, these semi-finished weapons will have the possibility of evolving into "Wenwei".
Before sinking, they had already explored nearly a hundred miles of sea, but they hadn't seen a single high-level literary item, let alone a one-star literary item. This shows that Wu Wei wasn't exaggerating the rarity of literary items; in fact, he was underestimating them.
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