Both were masters of swordsmanship, yet their sword intents were different.
It would be more accurate to say that every Sword Dao master had a sword intent of their own.
It was hard to say whose sword intent was stronger or weaker.
"Before you, Senior, I hardly deserve such praise," Li Bai said.
"You do," Tan Ming said with a smile. "Go see the Manor Lord first. Afterward, how about discussing the sword with this old man?"
"I could ask for nothing better!" Li Bai hurriedly cupped his hands.
Being able to discuss the sword with a senior Sword Dao practitioner like Tan Ming would greatly benefit his improvement.
Since they both wielded swords, they could test their understanding against each other and gain further insights.
Seeing Tan Ming lead Li Bai off to find the Manor Lord, the Imperial Remnant Manor attendant from earlier did not approach again.
"Senior, after so many years at Imperial Remnant Manor, have you gained any insights into the Xuanyuan Sword?" Li Bai asked.
"I am ashamed to say that after all these years, this old man has still accomplished nothing," Tan Ming sighed.
"Is it that difficult?" Li Bai asked. "Then who could wield it?"
Of course, he knew the Xuanyuan Sword required the right person. Tan Ming had stayed at Imperial Remnant Manor back then in hopes of becoming that person.
By rights, Tan Ming's attainments in the Sword Dao were among the very best. If even someone like him could not wield the Xuanyuan Sword, finding a suitable candidate would be difficult indeed.
"That depends on fate," Tan Ming said with a soft chuckle. "With all their people, hasn't Imperial Remnant Manor failed to find a suitable candidate too?"
Li Bai nodded. This did not depend on strength.
Otherwise, given the