Xiao Yan had naturally heard of the Scripture of Great Peace, but after the so-called clues had surfaced, nothing more had come of them.
"I'm afraid that scripture has been lost, hasn't it?" Xiao Yan asked.
"It's hard to say. Perhaps it has been lost, or perhaps someone obtained it and we simply don't know," the Princess said.
"True," Xiao Yan said. "Mother, even if I could obtain those formation scriptures, I'm afraid I would struggle to comprehend them fully. It seems I have no destiny with these three hundred and six bronze mirrors."
Seeing Xiao Yan looking somewhat discouraged, the Princess smiled faintly. "How can a martial artist speak of giving up so easily? I taught you this Heavenly Mirror Skill, which I comprehended from the bronze mirrors, and had you study it not merely because you are my daughter-in-law, but because your aptitude for comprehension ranks among the best. Take your accomplishments in painting: you can already incorporate what you have learned from the bronze mirrors into your paintings very well. That rather surprised me. So you have merely encountered a bottleneck for now. Once you break through it, you can make an enormous leap. Every hundred and twenty of the three hundred and sixty bronze mirrors represents one stage. You are stuck at the first stage, while I am stuck at the Second Realm."
"Mother, you are already a master of the Peerless Realm. If someone fully comprehended the cultivation method on all three hundred and sixty bronze mirrors, what realm would that be?" Xiao Yan asked.
"Do you want to know?" the Princess asked with a smile.
"Of course I do," Xiao Yan said hastily.
All she knew was that her mother-in-law was already a master of the Peerless Realm, but even masters of the Peerless