Judging from the various records in the Saber Technique Insights, although Third Senior Brother Xiao Xinghe's Spiritual Artifact was also a saber, it was an extravagantly shaped broadsword, not the same type as Lu Ye's Crag Mountain Saber.
Thus, much of Xiao Xinghe's experience in cultivating saber techniques was not applicable to Lu Ye.
Yet by the same token, there was much that was universally applicable. After all, regardless of their weapons' shapes, they all practiced the saber.
These broadly applicable cultivation experiences were undoubtedly what Lu Ye needed most right now. Even those that did not apply directly could still offer a lesson or two—stones from other hills could be used to polish jade.
Strictly speaking, Lu Ye's cultivation path had been incomplete. Ever since opening his Spiritual Apertures, he had basically been feeling his way through cultivation alone. Within the Main Sect, whether Shui Yuan, the Sect Master, or Madam Yun, there was little help they could offer him.
Especially when it came to saber techniques, no one had ever taught him in a systematic and comprehensive manner.
Under normal circumstances, when a cultivator joined a sect, there would be instructors to guide their cultivation. For instance, if Lu Ye wanted to practice the saber, an instructor highly skilled in saber techniques would impart all kinds of experience to him.
But how could the Crimson Blood Sect possibly have such conditions?
When Lu Ye joined the Crimson Blood Sect, there had only been two people in the entire sect. Including him, that made three. Shui Yuan was a Medical Cultivator, the Sect Master was a Spell Cultivator, and not one of them used a saber.
His attainments in saber techniques had all been accumulated through fighting and killing his way forward. There was no complete system, nor were