"An array technique spirit curtain?"
Mr. Zhuang looked slightly taken aback as well.
Mo Hua recalled the spirit curtain in his mind and described it in detail:
"Pale blue Lingli was like spirit ink, and the interwoven patterns resembled Array Patterns. The spirit curtain they formed was like an entire array technique—except the Lingli was flowing, the Array Patterns changed along with it, and different array techniques appeared upon the curtain."
"Interesting."
Mr. Zhuang's eyes brightened slightly. Then he took out paper and brush and spread them across the table before him.
"Do you still remember those Array Patterns? Draw a few for me to see."
"I remembered some of the Array Patterns, but they keep changing..." Mo Hua answered truthfully.
"No matter," Mr. Zhuang said. "Draw them as they looked when you saw them."
Mo Hua held the brush in his small hand and dipped it in ink. The tip glided across the paper, and before long, several Array Patterns sprang vividly onto the Array Paper.
Mr. Zhuang cast them a glance. "They all look like ordinary Array Patterns. Nothing particularly special about them."
Mo Hua asked, "Did the seniors who cultivated this technique before not encounter anything like this?"
After a moment's thought, Mr. Zhuang said, "No. At least, I've never heard of it."
Mr. Zhuang explained further, "Even when cultivating the same technique, different cultivators may encounter different problems. Especially with such an obscure ancient technique—its inheritance is sparse, and even fewer people cultivate it. Once a problem arises, it is difficult to find any useful precedent to refer to."
Mr. Zhuang pondered. "The technique states that the bottleneck lies in Divine Consciousness. The cultivators who practiced it before likely encountered problems with their Divine Consciousness as well, but their problems should have differed from yours. Otherwise,