Lin Qingqing's expulsion from the sect not only shows the sect's attitude towards Tu Nian, but also serves as a warning to others.
Ever since Tu Nian parachuted into the Snow Valley, there was inevitably some gossip within the sect. After this incident, those voices naturally disappeared.
In fact, everyone knows that the matter of training involves a wide range of issues, and Lin Qingqing may not be the only one who plots against Tu Nian.
Chu Qiurong originally wanted to deal with them all at once, but Tu Nian meant that the law does not punish the masses. Since the leader has been killed, the rest are just grasshoppers in autumn, and they will not be able to jump for a few more days.
As a result, within two days, this matter reached Nie Yanchen's ears and he exploded.
After learning what had happened, Nie Yanchen was so angry at that group of traitors that he wanted to go out and settle the score with them, under the pretext of "I am the boss on my own turf."
Fortunately, Tu Nian held him tightly, and the two of them fell over. The victim coaxed Nie Yanchen several times before he gave up.
Tu Nian was completely terrified at that time.
Are you kidding? There are about thirty people in this sect. Kicking one is not enough and she wants to kick the whole group. She is afraid that the sect will fall apart, and then the previous sect leaders will open their coffins at night and come to her to get involved.
Finally, all those troubles came to an end, and Tu Nian finally had no excuse to be lazy, and officially embarked on the path of hard practice.
Under Bo Qiu's supervision, Tu Nian practiced sword with Chu Qiurong every morning, went to Nie Yanchen to learn talismans after noon, and returned to the courtyard to meditate after dinner. While integrating what he had learned that day, he breathed in spiritual power to improve his cultivation.
After more than ten days, Tu Nian began to get used to this daily routine. Putting aside sword practice and meditation, she even enjoyed drawing talismans.
You should know that there are two difficulties in drawing talismans. In addition to requiring the talisman practitioner to have a strong spiritual awareness, the other is the complexity of the pattern, and there must be no deviation when drawing.
Tu Nianyuan was an art student with a foundation in painting and design. She had an outstanding understanding and memory of patterns. For her, learning talismans was like copying paintings, and it was something she could do effortlessly.
So after just a few practices, she showed her extraordinary talent for talismans in front of Nie Yanchen.
At the beginning, Nie Yanchen only asked her to draw some simple basic symbols, such as suspension, water repellent and spirit gathering.
Later, he found that she could replicate all these talismans with just a few glances. Nie Yanchen thought it was probably due to her bloodline, so he increased her strength and selected some advanced talismans such as fire control and water control.
However, what he did not expect was that in the face of these talismans that were several times more complicated, Tu Nian still accepted them all except those that required some spiritual awareness. Each time he only had to pick up the talisman and take a closer look at it, then immediately pick up the brush and copy them one by one in the blink of an eye.
From this, Nie Yanchen finally realized one thing, that his disciple was probably a rare genius talisman practitioner in a century, and the book "A Hundred Explanations of Talismans" compiled by him was handed over to Tu Nian.
On this day, Nie Yanchen went out of the valley for something. Tu Nian practiced sword in the morning and had nothing to do in the afternoon, so he and Chu Qiurong stayed on a small hill next to the main peak to study the talismans that he had not understood in the past few days.
There was a huge piece of qinggang rock on the top of the mountain. Chu Qiurong lay on it, looking worriedly at the yellow papers in front of Tu Nian that were covered with patterns.
He stared at it for a long time, until his arms were a little sore from holding it up, and then he asked, "Junior Sister, I see you've been staring at that talisman for nearly half an hour. Did you figure out anything?"
"I'll probably be here for a while, so don't bother accompanying me, brother. Just go and get busy."
She responded to him without even raising her head. Tu Nian twirled the snow-white, warm jade wolf hair brush with her fingertips, her brows still furrowed as she stared intently at the talisman.
If this talisman fails today, she will not leave the mountain.
"It's not a matter of whether I'm busy or not."
Chu Qiurong jumped down from the Qinggang rock and looked around at the talisman papers scattered around her. She roughly counted them and found that there were at least dozens of them, if not a hundred.
His gaze fell back on his overly diligent junior sister, and a hint of helplessness crossed Chu Qiurong's face. "The main thing is that the art of talisman magic cannot be fully comprehended in a few days. Now you haven't even learned all the talismans, and you still want to learn how to make them. That's a bit too much for you."
He was known in the clan for being close to Nie Yanchen, and he also learned a lot from him about Tu Nian's study of talismans. He knew that she had only learned talismans for less than half a month and was already clamoring to practice making talismans.
Learning talismans was the most strenuous task. God only knew how much hair she had lost by working so hard.
But Tu Nian didn't care. She couldn't see any mistakes in the talisman, so she went to flip through her "Hundred Interpretations of Talismans". As she flipped through the pages, she kept muttering, "That's not right. This talisman can clearly be made if I start writing from this point..."
He looked so crazy, just like Jin Nanfeng when he was practicing. Chu Qiurong was watching from the side and had no idea what to do.
At this moment, a breeze blew slowly in front of the two of them, carrying a faint male voice saying, "Leave half an inch at the end of the stroke, reduce the water and increase the earth, and the talisman will be completed."
Tu Nian and Chu Qiurong looked up almost at the same time. Jin Nanfeng was flying in the air on a sword. He looked energetic, and it was obvious that his health was much better.
"Big Brother!"
"Big Brother."
Chu Qiurong and Tu Nian called out one after another. The former quickly stepped forward, his eyes almost narrowed into slits, "Brother, you're finally here. These days when you weren't around, Master kept bothering me with your work. If this continues, I'll be really upset."
It was quite obvious that he was delighted. Even his voice was filled with excitement. Jin Nanfeng couldn't help but soften his expression. He nodded slightly and said, "Qiu Rong, you've worked hard."
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