Human cognition had its limits.
But when faced with something beyond those limits, ordinary people would go mad. For superhuman individuals with internal energy, it could trigger even more bizarre changes.
For example, their heads exploding.
The frantically circulating internal energy, under Zhu Ping's guidance, entered a realm far beyond what Flower Tears and Blue Robe could comprehend.
They could not understand it, could not perceive it, could not follow it.
The man and woman's heads exploded just like that.
What left Zhu Ping despairing and regretful was that it would have been better if their heads had exploded a little later.
Zhu Ping still had many ideas regarding the Revolving Heavenly Void Divine Art, and it would be of great help to his comprehension of Origin Nine Lives.
The so-called barrel theory truly made sense. How much water a barrel could hold depended on its shortest stave.
But a barrel could be set down upright, and it could also be tilted toward its longest stave. If overtaking on a bend was impossible, one could still use a drainage ditch to overtake through the bend.
No matter how many techniques one possessed, they were useless without strength—that was because one's techniques were still not good enough.
Of course, only the perfect union of strength and technique could unleash even greater power.
With his gains in hand, Zhu Ping returned to the Daoist temple where he was staying. After reading some of the temple's collected books, he said that the treasured sword was no longer with Prince Mu and left.
Flower Tears and Blue Robe could be considered Prince Mu's trusted confidants. Whether the treasured sword was there or not, they both knew.
Given the state the three had been in at the time, the two of them had no secrets