Huo Wushuang sat on the ground, rubbing his knees. "So we're climbing this thing every day for the whole year?"
"Not just that," Bing Yekong said. "After climbing, you can come down and meditate, refining the portion of Sea God's Light energy left in your body. I suggest climbing twice a day—once in the morning and once in the afternoon—with some time in between to digest and absorb it. At night, sleep when you should. Don't wear your body out."
Huo Wu tilted her head at him. "Did you come up with this plan on the spot, or had you already thought it through?"
"On the spot," Bing Yekong answered honestly. "I made it up after seeing what Sea God's Light could do."
Huo Wu could not help it; the corners of her lips curved upward. She turned her face away.
Shui Yue'er suddenly sprang up from the ground and pointed at her arm. "Hey, look—does my arm seem like it's glowing a little?"
Everyone gathered around for a look. There really was an extremely faint layer of golden specks floating over the exposed skin of her forearm, as though it had been dusted with crushed gold. It was impossible to notice without looking closely.
"Residual Sea God's Light." Sea Horse Douluo's voice came from behind them.
At some point, he had already walked to the edge of the stone platform. With his hands clasped behind his back, he looked at the group sprawled all over the ground. "Being able to leave traces of light on your bodies on the first day means your affinity with Sea God's Light is not low. That is a good thing. The higher your affinity, the greater your refining and absorption efficiency. Train hard. Half a year from now, you'll thank yourselves for what