When Chu Xisheng emerged from the valley passage, bursts of fireworks exploded before his eyes.
His Martial Dao Points had actually shot up to 41 at that moment.
Chu Xisheng's spirits lifted. Without hesitation, he mentally clicked "Ultimate Move: Trace of Wind" on the illusory screen, spending 30 Martial Dao Points to integrate this ultimate move into his Wind-Chasing Blade technique.
This ultimate move was tremendously powerful, and its blade speed was exceptionally fast. It was at least twice as fast as his current "Empty Cave Brings Wind"! Its force was also astonishing, enough to cleave metal and stone.
Its only flaw was that its opening motion was still too obvious. It also required some time to marshal his True Essence and gather strength and momentum.
So no matter how proficient Chu Xisheng became with this move, a fleeting opening would always appear before he struck.
It was like Zhuang Hongfei's "Stormy Rain, Heaven and Earth": his upper body would stiffen when he launched his hidden weapons. This ultimate move could bully the weak, but against an expert, it would fall flat. His opponent would exploit the opening and cut him down with a single stroke.
The best approach, therefore, was to integrate "Trace of Wind" into his own saber techniques.
He could use the overall flow of his saberwork to compensate for the flaws in "Trace of Wind."
When Chu Xisheng chose to redeem it, a tide of information poured into his mind. Memories materialized from nothing, reconstructing themselves within his consciousness.
But the volume of information and memories was far smaller than when he had upgraded his Yazi Saber Intent and Wind-Chasing Blade.
Chu Xisheng felt only a slight swelling inside his head and a little dizziness before recovering.
He closed his eyes and carefully examined the additional