Shi Feiyang offered his assessment of Sun Nan's and Yan Renying's Swordsmanship. With his breadth of vision and understanding, evaluating those two was child's play.
The original Yue Yun had been formidable enough, yet Shi Feiyang had defeated him in succession with Swordsmanship from Wutai, Green City, Snow Mountain, and other schools. Calling him a master swordsman would hardly be an exaggeration. Any little tidbit he casually offered was enough to send these juniors into a chorus of awed exclamations.
He soon won the respect of the entire group.
Next, he subtly steered the conversation from sword duels to contests of magical arts. Once again, Golden Cicada took the initiative to ask him about cultivating and applying spells.
Spells offered far more variety than Swordsmanship. If Swordsmanship was a basin of water, then spells were an ocean.
These juniors all cultivated the Lesser Purity Secret Manual. Although most had accumulated cultivation over several lifetimes and every one of them was outstanding, each had their own problems.
Shi Feiyang excelled at adapting to circumstances and tailoring his teaching to the student. He could have assembled a set of spells best suited to each of them, but "Yue Yun" had no such ability. He had to conceal his skills deliberately, revealing less than a tenth of what he knew, yet even that opened their eyes anew:
A spell they had failed to master despite bitter practice suddenly became easy once they approached it from a different angle!
A spell they had only known how to wield through brute force, blasting and battering their way forward, actually had a specialized purpose. Used correctly, it yielded twice the result for half the effort!
Two seemingly unrelated spells could produce astonishing, unexpected effects when layered and combined!
It was as though a new world