At dusk, Mo Hua went to the Daoist Arts Chamber and found Elder Yi, who specifically taught cultivation arts courses within Void Gate.
Elder Yi was listlessly flipping through a roster. When he saw Mo Hua, he was somewhat surprised—and a little wary.
"Here to practice spells again?"
Elder Yi still vividly remembered how Mo Hua had practiced the Fireball Technique, blown himself up, and earned Elder Yi two months of Elder Xun's cold stares.
Thus, every time Mo Hua came to practice spells, Elder Yi had to be on twelvefold alert.
"No." Mo Hua waved his hand. "I wanted to ask you a few questions..."
"Ask questions?" Elder Yi paused, then visibly relaxed. "Asking questions is good..."
As long as he was not practicing those dangerous spells, Mo Hua was a good child.
"Go ahead. What do you want to ask?" Elder Yi said.
Mo Hua handed Elder Yi the Jade Slip on which he had copied the records concerning the Water Prison Technique and asked, "Elder, do you know the Water Prison Technique?"
Elder Yi accepted the Jade Slip, glanced at it, and nodded. "Of course."
He was the Elder of Daoist Arts.
The Yi Family was also a spellcasting clan.
He knew more or less something about every spell recorded within Void Gate.
Though the Water Prison Technique was rather obscure, had limited applications, and was studied by very few disciples, as the Elder of Daoist Arts, he still had to know it well.
"I looked through the sect's records. They say the Water Prison Technique was once the ultimate art of the Water Prison Sect? The Water Prison Sect..." Mo Hua asked quietly. "Elder Yi, do you know about it?"
Elder Yi frowned.
"Why are you asking about that?"
Reading his expression, Mo Hua knew Elder