Chu Mu learned a lot from the conversation with Ji Tianxiang.
The essence of a profound was more important than the quantity. Too much would affect the profound and make it impure. As for the Sword Venerable test, Ji Tianxiang suggested that Chu Mu apply after he had comprehended his sword intent to perfection.
In the bedroom of the Sword Tower, Chu Mu closed his eyes and pondered. He recalled the battles he had seen in the past and compared them one by one. Suddenly, he realized that he had overlooked the purity of the profound.
On the Ancient Sword Continent, if a swordsman was talented, he would comprehend one or two profound. The more profound one comprehended, the more talented he was. After fusing the profound, his power would be even more powerful.
However, it was different in the Immemorial World. Even the most talented swordsman would not comprehend more profound. They had the ability, but they would spend most of their time on one profound. Unless they had reached the limit, they would only comprehend a second profound. This was completely different from the swordsman of the Ancient Sword Continent who comprehended several profound at the same time.
"On the Immemorial Divine Ship, Situ Xiu and Yang Lie had only used one Upanishad from the beginning to the end. Although they were just regular Upanishads, their Upanishads were purer and more powerful. They weren't any weaker than mutated Upanishads …"
Then, Chu Mu recalled that Peng Quan had also used a regular profound. At that time, he had focused on controlling his power and neglected it. Now that he thought about it carefully, he realized that Peng Quan's profound was also very pure.
The profound of heaven and earth was endless, but there was a limit to a person's strength.
No matter how talented a person was, they would not be able to comprehend all the profound. Since that was the case, it was better to focus on one or two profound to fully excavate their potential and unleash their power to the maximum, reaching the true limit.
Ji Tianxiang told Chu Mu that the more profound one comprehended, the more it would affect each other. Firstly, it would cause the speed of improvement of the profound to decrease. Secondly, it would cause the purity of the profound to be unable to be improved.
To put it bluntly, the so-called variant profound was actually a level reached after the regular profound was continuously purified.
In other words, the Metal Profundity comprehended by a powerful Primordial Sword Artist was as pure as Chu Mu's Ripping Profundity.
Chu Mu calculated. The Tearing Upanishad, the Illusionary Upanishad, the Water Upanishad, the Fire Upanishad, and the Sky Upanishad were his main Upanishad. Besides, he also had the Wood Upanishad, the Earth Upanishad, the Ice Upanishad, and the Thunder Upanishad.
At the very most, there were nine Profound Meanings. If they were announced, it would be a shocking existence that no one had ever seen before.
Although Chu Mu had cultivated only five of the nine powers Upanishads, the other four powers Upanishads had slowed down his speed of comprehending power Upanishads, which prevented him from increasing the purity of his power Upanishad. His application of power Upanishads had stagnated.
It was just that Chu Mu had not realized this point in the past. There was no such thing on the Ancient Sword Continent either.
Although Ji Tianxiang had told Chu Mu all this, he had not requested Chu Mu to abolish the Profound he had comprehended. He had only given Chu Mu a suggestion to earn enough Sky Edge Coins and enter the Sky Edge Sword Palace's Dream Recall Pavilion. It was said that one could obtain the correct guidance and see their future selves in the Dream Recall Pavilion.
"Dream Recall Pavilion …" Chu Mu could not help but repeat. When he had heard of the Dream Recall Pavilion, he had been incomparably shocked. It was hard to imagine that there was such a miraculous existence in the world that could allow one to see their future selves. It was equivalent to clearing away many obstacles in advance, allowing one to take fewer detours and walk on the correct path faster.
Even in the Primordial World, even with the correct guidance of theoretical knowledge, every Sword Artist was different. It was like there were no two identical leaves in the world. Therefore, whether one's path was correct or not could only be determined by oneself.
If one had a good master, they would be able to obtain better guidance. Naturally, they would be able to take fewer detours and walk on the correct path that belonged to them more easily.
If one did not have a master, they could only rely on themselves to constantly move forward, walking on a winding path filled with obstacles. Only after a long time would they realize how they should move forward.
The Dream Recall Pavilion was equivalent to allowing Sword Artists to know their own path decades or even centuries earlier. Then, they would be able to move forward, saving a lot of time.
However, to enter the Dream Recall Pavilion, one had to pay ten thousand Sky Edge Coins. Currently, Chu Mu did not even have a single Sky Edge Coin.
"After passing the Sword Saint's test and becoming an elite disciple, I can obtain a reward of one hundred Sky Edge Coins. However, it is still far from enough. I need to complete missions to earn more Sky Edge Coins." Chu Mu thought to himself, "However, before that, I still need to raise my strength a step further and become even stronger before doing missions."
After understanding what he needed to do, Chu Mu immediately left the Sword Tower and headed for the Sword Observation Peak.
The Sword Observation Peak was a sacred cultivation ground that was open to the public. As long as one was a disciple of the Sky Edge Sword Palace, they could go there to comprehend at will. There were no restrictions and they did not need to pay any Sky Edge Coins.
Therefore, at every moment, there would always be a large number of Sword Artists gathering at the Sword Observation Peak.
When Chu Mu arrived at the Sword Observation Peak, his eyes were filled with astonishment.
The Sword Observation Peak was a mountain peak, a very tall mountain peak. Standing before the Sword Observation Peak, one would feel small and insignificant.
The Sword Observation Peak looked like a sword that pointed towards the vast sky. It was bare without any trees or grass, only countless rocks and gravel.
The Sword Artists that were comprehending were not allowed to enter within ten miles of the Sword Observation Peak. As the distance was too close, they would not be able to see the entire Sword Observation Peak and would not be able to comprehend anything.
At this moment, the surrounding ten miles of the Sword Observation Peak was filled with Sword Artists. All of them brought their own praying mats and sat on the ground. They were five to six meters away from each other and did not disturb each other. Their eyes were fixed on the Sword Observation Peak. They looked very focused and did not even blink.
At this moment, Chu Mu stopped about ten miles away from the Sword Observation Peak. That was to say, between ten miles and ten miles, there were no extra seats for him to sit.
The Sword Observation Peak was ten thousand meters high and had a diameter of one thousand meters. Thinking about it, if the Sword Observation Peak was filled with people from ten miles to ten miles, how many people would there be?
First looking at the surrounding environment, Chu Mu took out a praying mat and sat down. His eyes fell on the Sword Observation Peak and he quickly drove away the distracting thoughts in his mind.
Once again, Chu Mu benefited from his powerful soul. In one breath, Chu Mu forgot everything else and focused on the Sword Observation Peak.
In an instant, Chu Mu had a feeling that every rock on the Sword Observation Peak was emitting a strong sword momentum and sword intent. They blended into one and rolled over, causing Chu Mu's soul to tremble. His powerful and solid Spiritual World was also shaking. The prototype of the Sword Essence in his Spiritual World gave out bursts of sword cries and trembled slightly.
Even the gravel on the Sword Observation Peak seemed to contain terrifying sword momentum and sword intent. They condensed into one and blended with the rocks, melting into a terrifying sword pressure that fell from the sky.
The vibration of the Spiritual World was even more obvious, and the sword cries of the prototype of the Sword Essence were even louder.
This was not fear, but excitement, as if it had been activated.
Chu Mu's soul was extremely powerful, and his Spiritual World was many times larger than that of ordinary swordsmen. It was also many times more solid than that of ordinary swordsmen. This level of vibration could not hurt his Spiritual World.
Looking at the other swordsmen, he knew that this vibration was not meant to hurt them, but was a kind of training.
Chu Mu's prototype of the Sword Essence was shaking, and so was the sword intent. Immediately, Chu Mu had a feeling that there were countless iron hammers pounding his prototype of the Sword Essence in a regular pattern. Each pounding caused the prototype of the Sword Essence to condense a little bit, and the sword intent contained in it seemed to be affected as well, becoming purer.
Sword Intent also had its own strength, which was its purity. The higher the strength, the more powerful it would be.
For example, in the Heavenly Sword Gorge on the Ancient Sword Continent, Chu Mu had received the continuous impact of the Heavenly Sword Gorge's still water sword intent for a year, causing his own sword intent to become more tenacious. In essence, it was a manifestation of the increase in strength.
Chu Mu did not expect that the Sword Observation Peak would bring him such a pleasant surprise.
The sword pressure released from the Sword Observation Peak grew stronger and stronger, gradually making Chu Mu feel uncomfortable.
At this time, many swordsmen could not bear the sword pressure and left.
The comprehension of the Sword Observation Peak was not endless. Once a swordsman entered the state of comprehension, he would face the sword pressure released by the Sword Observation Peak.
Under normal circumstances, from the beginning of comprehension to the end of being unable to bear the sword pressure of the Sword Observation Peak, it would take about two hours.
However, Chu Mu had already been here for two hours, and the sword pressure was not so strong that he could not bear it.
As time passed, as the fledgling form of the Sword Essence vibrated again and again, various insights about the sword emerged in his mind, deepening Chu Mu's understanding of the sword.
The Sword Observation Peak did not specifically target sword intent, nor did it specifically target other things. Instead, it was an open cultivation holy land that contained many kinds of comprehension. Comprehending here could improve one's sword intent, improve one's comprehension of the sword, and also improve one's swordsmanship attainments.
The sword pressure increased to the extreme, and the Sword Observation Peak in front of Chu Mu seemed to shake. Heaven and earth rumbled, and then, a strong light appeared on the Sword Observation Peak. The Sword Observation Peak shook violently and soared into the sky, turning into a huge sword. It seemed to be held in the hand of an invisible giant, and slashed fiercely at Chu Mu.
The trajectory of this sword was simple, but it seemed to be made by nature.
Chu Mu's mind moved, and the fledgling form of the Sword Essence turned into a huge sword to counterattack.
The two swords collided again and again in the void, and countless sparks splashed out, like bright stars filling the void. It was very spectacular. The two swords clashed. The trajectory of each sword was simple, but it contained countless changes and many sword principles.
The huge sword transformed from the Sword Observation Peak became more mysterious and unpredictable. Gradually, Chu Mu felt powerless. He was hit by the sword and could not resist it. His whole body trembled as if he had been cut in half. He woke up with a start, only to find that the Sword Observation Peak was still the Sword Observation Peak. A 10,000-meter-high mountain towered in front of him.
Looking at the swordsmen around him, Chu Mu was sure that the scene just now was what he had comprehended, and it was not that the Sword Observation Peak had really turned into a huge sword. (To be continued. If you like this work, you are welcome to come to qidian.com to vote for me. Your support is my biggest motivation.)
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