Yu Sui had talked with Wan Qi for a long time about the Ji family's medicine experiments. In the end, she asked Wan Qi to wake Ji Meng, hoping to find more clues from him.
The Ownerless Qi experiment, which had obsessed the entire Medical School, had been going on for who knew how many years.
What the Hundred Schools Nine Streams considered impossible—a delusion fit only for fools—had been mastered by a young woman once called a Normal Practitioner.
Yu Sui had also successfully proved that Ownerless Qi could indeed be used to bypass flaws in one's talent and practice the Hundred Schools Techniques.
She stepped off the ferry and spotted Xue Mushi hammering away at the stern. At a loss for words, she walked over and asked, "Can you move those planks?"
"It's a bit of a struggle, but I can manage if I try," Xue Mushi replied, his head covered in sweat.
Yu Sui said, "You'd better go sit off to the side."
Xue Mushi shook his head. "I feel like my Inner Bombardment speeds up when I move."
Yu Sui said, "Then be careful. Don't use Five Elements Qi."
Ji Meng's Five Elements Light Core had been sealed, leaving him unable to circulate Five Elements Qi or use Nine Schools Techniques. He was no different from an ordinary person now. He had also been starved for two or three days without a drop of water. When Wan Qi woke him, he was utterly listless, his lips parched and his eyes dull.
Wan Qi had left after waking Ji Meng, leaving the tormenting to Wei Ren and Yu Sui.
Wei Ren stood nearby, wearing an amused smile. Horrifying spiders and scorpions crawled across his neck, making the scalp crawl. He used them to put pressure on Ji