Feng Jun's analogy was actually quite apt. Heavenly Zither's seated discussions of the Dao really were much like brainstorming.
As a cultivator from a family faction, Qian Zhong had also gained the tiniest bit of inspiration from True Venerable Luan Xiong's words.
Her gains were far inferior to Luan Xiong's, but that was not how one calculated such things. As a Spirit Severing True Lord, what had she not seen before? Being moved even by the slightest trace of insight was already extraordinary.
It was only because True Venerable Luan Xiong felt that he had gained too much and feared that Qian Zhong would look down on him—or perhaps even drive him away—if he did not offer up something substantial that he racked his brains to present all the understandings he possessed.
Naturally, he would not speak of anything involving secret sect matters. However, having already become a True Venerable, he had accumulated quite a few insights of his own over the course of his cultivation.
After another ten-odd days of such discussions, a pattern gradually emerged: Feng Jun would raise questions or hypotheses, while the two seniors would explain, answer questions, and occasionally pose counterquestions.
The next day, Feng Jun would continue his Divination and refine his ideas, while the two mainly focused on verifying the theories he proposed.
Feng Jun was already very certain of some of those guesses and concepts, but the two still had to prove them. It was not that they distrusted him; rather, top cultivators inevitably pursued rigor and precision in their search for the Dao.
Besides, knowing only that something was so without knowing why was a great taboo for those seeking the Dao.
Thus, their later division of labor became Feng Jun handling the Divination, while the other two provided solutions and