Apotheosis

When Zen visited the Truth Library for the first time, he was very interested in the Sword Texture Technique.

However, back then, he hadn't even reached the Other Shore Realm. Therefore, his cultivation level was too low for the technique, so he didn't cultivate it.

If the Sword Texture Technique was as formidable as they described it to be, then it would make an unfathomable combination with the Eye of Will.

After practicing in seclusion for a few days, Zen was satisfied with what he had obtained from cultivation.

Just as Zen was preparing to leave the Sword Tower, the guardian of the tower Sellers approached him with reluctant steps.

Upon seeing him approach so timidly, Zen looked bewildered and asked, "Master Sellers, what's the matter?"

"Well, I just came here to remind you of something. No matter what you do, just don't offend Milo," Sellers said with a concerned look.

When Zen fought against Milo at Dragon City, Sellers had witnessed the fight from afar, and he had been looking for an opportunity to warn him.

After that battle, Zen had left for the Mountain Viewing Province for a task and didn't show up at Sword Tower.

Meanwhile, Sellers remained at Sword Tower.

He was one of the old-timers from the Oneness Sky Palace. In his eyes, Zen was a prodigy disciple with many talents. However, he also knew Milo was no ordinary disciple, at least not someone who should be underestimated. Milo was one of the extraordinarily talented disciples from the younger generation. According to Sellers, Zen could not compare to him in strength.

Of course, if Sellers knew why Milo had sparred with Zen, he would never have warned him like that.

"Thank you for your concern. I will be careful," Zen nodded and bowed to him respectfully.

Zen was never the type to intentionally provoke others, but if someone tried instigating a fight with him, he was not someone to hold back either.

However, Sellers had shown affection to him by warning him. Therefore, he chose to not embarrass him by telling him the truth.

After leaving the Sword Tower, Zen went straight to the Truth Library. He showed no signs of reluctance and went straight up to the third floor.

After he entered the illusion on the third floor, he heard a familiar voice of the man guarding there.

"Have you come to buy some new swordsmanship manuals today?"

The man sounded much friendlier than the last time Zen visited, maybe it was because of Zen's acquaintance with Dorothy.

It had not been long since Zen last came to buy two manuals.

Normally, it would take a significant amount of time for people to finish learning a manual before they could come for another. But Zen was already here to purchase more. 'How is this possible? Did he really manage to learn the two manuals so quickly?' the man wondered to himself.

"Sir, can I still enjoy the last discount this

the more difficult it was to decipher it.

"The first six Sanskrit words seem to record the Truth of Eternal Sword Intent, and I already have their translation. Can you decipher the last two Sanskrit words for me?" Zen requested.

"These two Sanskrit words are complicated..." Geoffrey looked even more closely at the yellow paper, and the solemn look on his face became more obvious than before. He said, "I'm afraid it will take me some time."

Simple Sanskrit words were easy to decipher for him, and he could do it at first glance. However, the complicated ones were harder to comprehend and thus took more time.

Zen nodded in reply. He didn't expect Geoffrey to decipher them right off the bat either. However, the paper could only be borrowed for one day, and he had little time on his hands.

With a gentle stroke of his palm, Zen summoned a stone tablet in his hand. He attempted to copy the Sanskrit words on the yellow paper, but the copied words had lost their might and charm.

Glancing side-ways at the crooked Sanskrit words on the stone tablet, Geoffrey pouted mockingly and looked at his father with a strange expression.

Suddenly, Zen thought of something and said, "Wait a minute."

He had forgotten that the Sanskrit words couldn't be copied freely, but he still had some duplicating stone tablets in his possession that he had got in the divine land.

After Zen took out a duplicating stone tablet, he aimed it at the yellow paper and tried to copy the Sanskrit words again.

But it was to no avail, as the Sanskrit words on the duplicating stone tablet were still blurry and crooked.

"The Sanskrit words on the yellow paper cannot be copied," Zen concluded with a disappointed face.

But then, Zen quickly reached out and sealed off the surrounding space, slowing down the time flow rate as much as possible to buy them some time. This was the only thing he could do to help Geoffrey.