In the blink of an eye, an hour had passed. He had roughly memorized the cycle diagram, and he seemed to have vaguely understood some things.
Previously, the glowing in his eyes was probably just the most basic manifestation of a "destiny-knowing eye," with no real practical use. Moreover, the book says that everyone's eyes are different, and you need to explore and discover their specific uses yourself.
For example, some people are offensive and can launch powerful attacks, while others are supportive and can detect the surrounding environment and see through illusions.
As for what kind of person he is, Sui Xin has no answer, after all, his strength is still too weak. Those who can use their abilities are all at the level of great power, and their strength is unfathomable.
"Alright, how is it?" The old man's voice interrupted his thoughts.
He nodded casually, "I've almost remembered it."
Old Master Long was taken aback. "Ah, you've memorized all of that?"
"Yes, I've always had a good memory," Sui Xin said with a smile.
Elder Long didn't speak again. This wasn't a matter of memory at all. The awakening technique he had just given Sui Xin was formed from his own spiritual power and contained Dao principles, which would put pressure on the cultivator invisibly.
The purpose of doing this is twofold: firstly, it can strengthen his mental fortitude; secondly, it will allow him to gain a deeper understanding of the meaning behind the text, thus aiding in enlightenment.
It's strange that Suixin still got it so fast.
Then the old man disappeared from sight, and Sui Xin was also pushed out of the barrier by a force and returned to her own body.
"Phew, I'm so tired."
As soon as she got back, Suixin lay down on the floor, feeling sleepy, as if she hadn't rested in a long time.
But the thought that he could find Yun'er once he mastered the Thousand Faces technique instantly energized him, and he began practicing according to the cycle diagram in his memory.
"The Qi originates from the lower Dantian, enters the upper Dantian, travels to the area around the eyes, ... through the Chengqi acupoint, ... through the Zanzhu acupoint ... and finally to the Taiyang acupoint."
His technique was very stiff; he would almost recite the words once before moving on to acupoints. The first round alone took ten minutes, which was very slow.
However, this is only the beginning.
Just like alchemy, once he has tried it, he can always remember the feeling, the method, and the skills involved.
The same thing happened this time; the second time, the time was halved, and the loop was completed in less than five minutes.
As soon as I opened my eyes, a faint light flashed by, subtle and understated.
After several repetitions, Sui Xin felt much more relaxed, and the previous feeling of fatigue completely disappeared.
In addition, my eyesight seems to have improved a lot; I can even see dust in the distance clearly.
After mastering the first cycle, he began the second, the third...
He was so focused on his cultivation that he didn't realize it was already dawn.
Main Peak Hall.
"Fellow Daoist Zheng, Fellow Daoist Liang, I will take my leave now," Jian Jun said, with seven or eight True Yuan Realm disciples and Xi Yun standing behind him. "These disciples are the elites of our sect. They are the ones selected for this exchange activity. Please take care of them."
"Don't worry, Fellow Swordsman, I will keep a close eye on them," Zheng Qiao said. "Xi Yun will go with you today, and another group of disciples will be taken there by other elders the day after tomorrow."
"Well, I hope they can all learn a lot from this exchange activity," Jianjun sighed. The seemingly calm outside world is actually rife with undercurrents; it's uncertain whether they'll even have the chance to mature.
However, the disciples gained a lot from this Divine Gathering Realm, making significant progress in their cultivation, and they might even be able to take on a disciple.
Thinking of this, Jianjun couldn't help but want to laugh again, but he didn't show it.
He bowed slightly to Zheng Qiao and Liang Jing, saying, "Gentlemen, I won't stay any longer and will take my leave now."
"Yes, take care," the two replied in return.
Later, Xi Yun seemed reluctant to leave, and Jian Jun waited at the door for a long time but she didn't move.
These things had already been agreed upon with her, and she hadn't refused at the time, so why did things suddenly change?
"Senior Liang, may I go the day after tomorrow?" Xi Yun suddenly asked.
She didn't know why, but when it was time to leave, she suddenly felt a strong sense of reluctance, as if something was pulling her away.
Perhaps she couldn't bear to part with Lin Miao or Liang Jing, so she made up an excuse for herself.
"This... what do you think, senior brother?" Liang Jing glanced at Zheng Qiao, then at Jian Jun at the door, and decisively threw the question to her senior brother.
“No,” Zheng Qiao replied sternly. Putting aside the matter of following his heart, how could he suddenly change his mind about what he had promised Jian Jun?
Xi Yun seemed a little afraid of Zheng Qiao. Since losing her memory, her mind was filled with images of her adoptive parents, which naturally caused her considerable trauma, making her somewhat introverted and timid.
Liang Jing patted Zheng Qiao on the shoulder, "Senior brother, don't scare Yun'er."
Xi Yun also spoke up. Her voice was a little soft, but she still forced herself to say, "But I don't want to leave yet."
He stared at the ground, not daring to look directly at Zheng Qiao.
“Let’s choose Yi Xiyun,” Jian Jun said as he walked over.
This is a great opportunity to make a good impression. He needs to establish a kind and gentle old man image in front of Xiyun so that they can get along well in the future.
“Since she can’t bear to part with it, waiting a few more days won’t be a big deal,” Jianjun said.
“Fellow Swordsman, please forgive me. Xi Yun, please come with them tomorrow,” Liang Jing said, taking over the conversation. She then walked to Xi Yun’s side and gestured for her not to panic.
Then, Jianjun left with the rest of his disciples and some elders.
Liang Jing told Xi Yun to go and rest first, leaving her and Zheng Qiao in the main hall.
After Xi Yun left, Liang Jing spoke up, her usual gentleness gone, and she said loudly to Zheng Qiao, "I've told you so many times, don't yell at Xi Yun, didn't you hear me?"
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