The matter of the hundred arts of cultivation?
But what did "there just happened to be some time left" mean?
Chi Jiuyu scratched her head.
"Then, Martial Uncle, how are we supposed to practice?"
She had only tested her aptitude; she had yet to learn how exactly one was supposed to get started.
After all, the talisman path was declining by the day—a bona fide sunset industry. She had never considered taking the path of "talisman crafting" before...
Xu Xing continued, "Originally, I was planning to teach you myself, but..."
"Plans have changed!" Chi Jiuyu immediately chimed in.
"..." Xu Xing paused. "More or less. But your situation really is well suited to her approach. Learning from her should be better than learning from me."
Her? Him? It?
"Who is the person Martial Uncle is talking about? Could they be even more formidable than you?" Chi Jiuyu asked curiously.
Though they had not known each other long, Martial Uncle truly was the most formidable person in her eyes.
Other than Master!
"It's not a question of who's more formidable, but whether it's a good fit," Xu Xing explained.
"The person I just mentioned is the founder of the Talisman Sword lineage. In terms of combining and applying talismans and swords, no one in the world can surpass her."
Xu Xing and the others chatted in the group every day.
Once, they had been discussing the subject of "disciples," and Xu Xing casually mentioned that he intended to teach Chi Jiuyu the talisman path.
Hong Sovereign had probably brought it up to his children.
So not long afterward, Hong Qianqian sought out Xu Xing and Bie Xuening and took the initiative to bring up the matter...
Upon hearing this, Chi Jiuyu recalled everything that had happened after she completed her mission