"Something passed by beyond the boundary?"
Wang Ba was a little surprised.
The Wu Ape King before him nodded.
"In Buddhist teachings... there is a... Truth-Listening Technique. Practicing it... grants perception, but my attainment... is low. I do not know... what it was... or whether it was good or bad."
Wang Ba frowned in thought for a while, then asked:
"Is there anything outside now?"
The Wu Ape King immediately closed his eyes, his ears twitching slightly.
Then he opened his eyes, shook his head slightly, and answered honestly:
"Now... it is gone."
Wang Ba's expression remained somewhat grave.
Anything that could withstand the wind, whether a person or an object, was no ordinary thing. Apart from the Double-Pupil Bearers, he had never encountered anything else before, so he had never considered this. But the Wu Ape King's reminder had instantly put him on his guard.
"Have you sensed anything in the wind before?"
Wang Ba asked solemnly again.
The Wu Ape King shook his head.
"Before... I had not practiced it."
Without having practiced it, naturally he could not have sensed anything.
Wang Ba thought for a moment, then suddenly spoke:
"Can you teach me this Truth-Listening Technique?"
The Wu Ape King froze slightly, then nodded without hesitation.
"Yes."
With that, Buddhist light flowed through his eyes and projected before Wang Ba.
Wang Ba hesitated briefly, then saw the Buddhist light quietly transform into golden characters that swam about before him.
A sweep of his gaze brought every one of those characters into his mind.
The Truth-Listening Technique...
Wang Ba rapidly digested this Buddhist School technique.
Though called a technique, it was no different from a Divine Ability, capable of perceiving things outside the mind, piercing wickedness and discerning evil.
More importantly, this Divine Ability required no attainment in