Apotheosis

When Zen cultivated the Flow Strike a few days ago, he came across a strange problem which left him puzzled.

The Flow Swordsmanship was very different from the other supreme swordsmanship manuals. It was a method used to train the mind, and it contained several extremely powerful killing skills, all without any specific cultivation method.

According to the records, if one remained in the Flow Tower long enough, they would be capable of mastering the skills on their own. Zen had been cultivating for a very long time, yet he still could not master any theurgy.

However, the translation of Sanskrit words that Zen had just read could transform his thoughts to a sword. It was somewhat similar to the Heart Slaughtering Strike in the Flow Swordsmanship. But Zen just could not figure out what it had to do with the Heart Slaughtering Strike.

The translation written by Geoffrey was about 1, 000 words long.

Zen kept the fine sword radiance forming in his mind in check and read on.

Despite his best efforts, the sword radiance continued to accumulate, growing stronger and stronger against his will.

After reading 50 words, the sword radiance had grown so powerful that Zen could no longer contain it. It felt as if it could erupt like a violent volcano at any moment.

If this sword radiance was released, it would most likely cause more damage than the sword radiance which had cut Geoffrey's soul open.

Zen frowned, still trying to hold on, but he had to pull himself away for a second. The sword radiance gradually dissipated as he stopped reading and waited.

When he had cultivated the Truth of Cultivation Nature and the Truth of Goodwill and Malice, though the pressure was great, it was not fatal and he had managed to make progress little by little.

But this was very different. Trying to understand the Sanskrit words was proving to be quite dangerous. Had he misunderstood something?

'Even the True Gods, who aren't perfectly compatible with the Truth of Eternal Sword Intent, don't encounter such great resistance when they cultivate for the first time. Did I do something wrong at the beginning of the cultivation?

These two Sanskrit words were arranged behind the Truth of Eternal Sword Intent, so should I recite the Truth of Eternal Sword Intent before reciting and comprehending them?'

The thought sparked a flame in Zen's mind.

He then recited the Truth of Eternal Sword Intent...

He could now do it quite quickly, uttering the last wo

irit this year! Konnor!"

"I don't see Milo. Is he too much of a coward to attend the competition?

If he doesn't come, it's probably best for your Flow Sword Sect to give up!"

The men on the two flying ships burst into laughter.

Hearing the taunts, the elite members of the Flow Sword Sect were displeased. Konnor even steered the ship to descend slightly and avoid the other two ships.

The men on the two ships required no introduction. Zen could quite easily guess they were from the Unique Array Sword Sect and the Killing Sword Sect.

"Konnor, if they're also from the Oneness Mountain, why are they hostile to the Flow Sword Sect?" Zen asked curiously.

Konnor pulled a long face after hearing Zen's words. Finally he said with a smile, "The Oneness Mountain is the dominant mountain of the Oneness Sky Palace. The three sword sects are just competing for their own interests. This keeps the balance in the mountain. If the three sword sects join hands, no other mountains could compete with them. Thus the three sword sects also compete with each other."

This was not the whole truth, but Konnor did not reveal that to Zen.

In fact, the Flow Sword Sect was the weakest among the three sword sects. Some time ago there was even word that the Flow Sword Sect would be eliminated.

The Killing Sword Sect and the Unique Array Sword Sect were always disdainful of the Flow Sword Sect. It was not until the appearance of Milo that the Flow Sword Sect's reputation had been rescued.

However, Milo had no intention of taking part in the Seven Mountains Meeting. That was why Konnor hastily searched for Zen to participate in this competition.