Trial

Unless this Anakin threatened his mission.

After talking for a while, Kirk finally learned why Master Yoda had taken an interest in him.

The most important reason, surprisingly, was that his talent was so mediocre that he could never turn to the Dark Force and further worsen the imbalance of the Force.

The situation left him not knowing whether to laugh or cry.

But regardless, since he had the chance to become a Jedi and receive training, he would give it everything he had.

"Alright, let's begin training." Master Yoda sat cross-legged. "First, you must learn to meditate."

"Meditate?" Kirk was puzzled. "Is this Jedi training just like cultivating Immortal Techniques and inner strength?"

Master Yoda smiled faintly. "The most important thing for a Jedi is to cultivate his mind. You must learn to live peacefully with yourself and strive to rid yourself of emotions such as anger, jealousy, hatred, love, and **. Keep your mind calm and still."

Kirk sat down too, imitating Master Yoda.

As the saying went, stillness brought calm, calm brought thought, and thought brought insight.

In his previous training, Kirk had focused heavily on his skills, attributes, and tactical exercises. He had done very little to cultivate his inner balance.

Contractors fought for their lives in the realm, terrified of becoming sluggish or even a fraction of a second too slow. Aside from Cultivation, the inner arts of Ding Country, and yoga, who would study how to sit in meditation, regulate their breathing, and live peacefully with themselves?

Yet Kirk felt he was gaining a great deal from this meditation training.

His previous training had all been about strengthening his muscles, nerves, and bones. These were all external forces. No matter how powerful they became, at most they could turn him into an exceptionally efficient