Tian Leyan ultimately won her battle in crushing fashion, and Chu Xin gained a great deal from watching below the arena as well. He had never expected Swords Dance to have that kind of capability. Emei Dojo certainly lived up to its reputation. As another dojo with a century-old legacy, it had its own unique secret manuals.
As Chu Xin watched Tian Leyan's Samurott, a hint of longing entered his eyes. He really wanted that version of Swords Dance too. If Kaka mastered its secrets, his strength would surely improve considerably.
After thinking it over, however, Chu Xin gave up on the idea. Emei Dojo's Swords Dance manual, like the Mind's Eye Manual he had mastered, was a closely guarded secret. Had Wu Yong, the Gym Leader of Wudang Gym, not personally given him the Mind's Eye Manual, Chu Xin would never have been able to learn it.
Wudang Mountain's Mind's Eye Manual and Emei Dojo's Swords Dance manual were among their respective dojos' most precious knowledge. Each had been passed down for a hundred years, refined by countless predecessors into its best possible form. Chu Xin was already lucky to have mastered one of them.
Having worked that out, Chu Xin withdrew his covetous gaze from Tian Leyan. Rather than chase after the Swords Dance manual and neglect what was already within reach, Kaka should focus on fully mastering the Mind's Eye Manual first.
Chu Xin stopped paying attention to Tian Leyan nearby and turned toward the staff on the arena. He still had more matches to watch and would stay until Yuansheng's match was over.
Unfortunately, the contestant after Tian Leyan was not Yuansheng, so Chu Xin could only keep waiting for his turn.
Just as Chu Xin was watching the drawing of lots on the arena, Tian