Thus, Lu Ye had sufficient knowledge and insight to deduce the Blood Eye Dao Pattern.
Lu Ye's purpose in deducing this Dao Pattern was not to cultivate some Eye Technique, but for another consideration.
He wanted to draw out the Crag Mountain Saber's power to a greater extent and see whether he could incorporate this illusion technique into his saber arts.
In truth, Lu Ye had entertained this idea back when he first obtained the Blood Eye Dao Pattern. Yet for various reasons, he had never put it into action, and the matter had been shelved.
He had a concept in mind. If it truly succeeded, then when facing enemies in the future, he would be able to bring out the Crag Mountain Saber's power to an even greater degree.
Fang had not had Lu Ye as its only master. Throughout the starry sky, Fang had followed many generations of masters, and some of those predecessors had left behind their own saber art legacies within it.
Lu Ye had benefited greatly from them.
His current strength far surpassed that of those past masters. Naturally, he was qualified to leave behind his own legacy within Fang.
But as for any saber art worthy of being displayed... he truly seemed to have none.
Compared to those predecessors, if their cultivation realms were the same, his greatest advantages were nothing more than faster saber strikes, heavier saber force, and stronger killing power. Yet those were benefits brought by his own foundation and had nothing to do with saber arts.
Thus, Lu Ye had always wanted to develop saber arts that belonged to him alone. Especially under his current circumstances, the enemies he faced in the future would only grow stronger. Many times, speed and strength alone might not be enough.
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