After returning to the Small Blessed Land, Mo Hua shut himself in his room, took out the Jade Slips, and began studying the arrays.
He had never formally studied High-Grade Third-Grade Arrays before.
Too little time had passed since he entered the Golden Core Realm. Before coming to the Small Blessed Land, he had been running for his life across the Great Wilderness, with no time for anything else. He had no foundation in Third-Grade Arrays at all.
Now, it was only because he spent every day with Junior Martial Sister, sitting beside her and studying arrays, that he had gradually built a systematic grasp of the basic framework of Third-Grade Arrays.
Mo Hua could have taught himself without Junior Martial Sister, but what he learned would have been too scattered.
With his Divine Sense and comprehension, most ordinary Third-Grade Arrays were not difficult for him.
The real difficulty lay in building a complete body of knowledge about Third-Grade Arrays: understanding how their power was composed and the logic behind the evolution of higher-level Array Patterns.
That sort of pure theory was an inheritance possessed only by the Great Clans, a theoretical foundation built by studying and synthesizing vast numbers of arrays.
Back at the Void Gate, Mo Hua had laid his foundation under Elder Xun.
In the Small Blessed Land, he learned from Junior Martial Sister.
Bai Zixi's array work was classically academic. She had inherited the true teachings of the Great Clans, while the Immortal Heaven Array School added the finishing touch, like dotting the eyes of a painted dragon. Her array tradition could not have been more orthodox.
Rigorous, meticulous, flawless.
By comparison, Mo Hua seemed far too "wild"—a veritable Taotie that devoured any array knowledge it found.
He studied everything and could do a bit of