Aside from Meng Zhao, the others listening in also gained something, though not nearly as much as Meng Zhao.
For instance, among the crowd, Fu Zeguang's understanding of the three Grandmasters' discussion on yin energy was second only to Meng Zhao's. Comparing it with his own studies, he had vaguely worked out which path he should strive toward next.
For a genius with such exceptional talent and aptitude, advancement was not difficult. What was difficult was finding a broad direction. Now, the three Grandmasters had pointed that direction out to him.
Fu Zeguang even entertained a wild thought. Grandmaster White Bone's cultivation was exceedingly similar to his own. If he were fortunate enough to enter this Grandmaster's tutelage, he might one day have a chance to glimpse Grandmaster-level martial arts. Otherwise, he could only flaunt his ferocity for a time, trapped within the Innate Realm and unable to rise beyond it.
After the Palace Master and Grandmaster White Bone, the Grandmaster surnamed Qiao also raised a question concerning the mutual generation and restraint of the five elements. Taking himself as an example, in addition to studying the path of fire, he also cultivated the path of wood. It not only strengthened his own vitality, but also enhanced the might of the Yang Fire Divine Art he practiced.
Now, he wished to cultivate a third martial path as well—either metal or water—and he leaned more toward the former.
Regarding this question, the other two Grandmasters also discussed it and offered their own views.
After three successive rounds, a total of nine martial arts questions had been raised, involving numerous difficult problems in martial arts, before they finally concluded.
Of course, this was merely an appetizer. The main course—the true martial arts of Grandmasters—had only just begun.
The three Grandmasters atop the