Chapter 189 Buried with Tao (Third Update, Please Give Me a Monthly Ticket!)

This is a completely empty mountain. On the inner side of the mountain wall, there are densely packed small characters emitting faint light, forming one magic formula after another.

Starting from the bottom of the mountain, there is a spiral slope that winds up along the inside of the mountain wall and leads directly to the top of the mountain. The countless monks in front of Huan Yin are standing on this slope and staring at the magic on the mountain wall. They are obviously comprehending and learning.

Throughout their lives, monks cultivate for the word Tao, and magic is a carrier of Tao and a manifestation of the monks' ability to control the world. Therefore, no monk will resist learning a new magic. If the magic that can be learned is extremely powerful, it is simply an irresistible temptation.

Huan Yin has never thought that there is such a magical place in the world. As a cultivator, he is naturally attracted by the magic on the mountain wall like all the monks here.

At this moment, Huan Yin did not notice that the moment he saw the magic on the mountain wall, his mind seemed to be covered. He had long forgotten that there were madmen and insane monks around him, and he did not notice that it seemed that the magic on the mountain wall was what fascinated these monks.

Huan Yin soon stood in front of a magic called "Benlei Sword Qi". He looked at the words on the mountain wall, constantly deducing and comprehending in his heart, and the fluctuations and aura of his cultivation around him slowly emanated at this moment.

The magic of Benlei Sword Qi was extremely powerful, far more powerful than any magic Huan Yin had seen before, and even Shaoyang Sword Qi seemed to be inferior to it. According to the key points on the mountain wall, Benlei Sword Qi was transformed from the spiritual power of the monks into lightning sword qi. When it was played, it was not only powerful, but also extremely fast. Often the opponent was killed by the sword qi before he made a move.

If the Thunder Sword Qi can be cultivated to a high level, this technique will no longer be to transform the cultivator's spiritual power into the power of Thunder, but to truly be able to induce the Nine Heavens Divine Thunder to fall on the sword, turning it into a sharp and unparalleled sword Qi to kill the enemy.

Huan Yin stood in front of the Thunder Sword Qi for ten hours. He kept deducing and comprehending in his heart, and his eyes became more and more blurred and dull, gradually becoming somewhat similar to the cultivators around him.

But somehow, when the twelfth hour came, Huan Yin's eyes became clearer, which was something that the cultivators who learned the technique here had never seen before.

After that, as time went by, Huan Yin's eyes became clearer and clearer, until twenty hours passed, his whole body shook, and he suddenly withdrew from that strange state, and his eyes were completely restored to their original state.

"How could this happen?" Huan Yin looked at the Thunder Sword Qi on the wall, full of doubts. He had to admit that the Thunder Sword Qi was an extremely powerful spell. If he succeeded in practicing it, it would greatly improve his combat ability.

However, there was one point in the key points of the Thunder Sword Qi that was contrary to the content of the "Wuliang Sutra", that is, the Thunder Sword Qi said that spells had extremes, and practicing the Thunder Sword Qi to the extreme was the strongest spell in the three realms.

Since Huan Yin embarked on the path of cultivation, he had never left the "Wuliang Sutra", so his understanding of Taoism was always infinite and infinite. The reason why the "Wuliang Sutra" was named "Wuliang" was because Venerable Wuliang believed that Taoism had no limits. Even though Venerable Wuliang himself had been invincible in the three realms, he always felt that there was a higher level above his cultivation. Perhaps no one had ever reached such a level, but it did not mean that it did not exist.

Therefore, although Huan Yin was obsessed with the Thunder Sword Qi at the beginning, he hesitated when he found that the key points of the Thunder Sword Qi were fundamentally different from the Taoism he cultivated. It was this hesitation that made him go from obsession to clarity again.

Finally, Huan Yin shook his head and walked away from the mountain wall of the thundering sword energy. It was not that he did not want to learn this powerful technique, but he could not go against the Tao thought he had established since he entered the Tao. That was his foundation and something he could never give up.

Huan Yin slowly went up the slope inside the mountain and saw a technique called "Spirit Control" again. This was a defensive technique, and Huan Yin was lacking this technique now, so he studied it.

The technique of "Spirit Control" is to push the cultivator's own spiritual power out of the body, and condense it from the virtual to the real into a shield to achieve the effect of defense. According to the key points of the technique, this technique is almost unbreakable among the same level, and if it is cultivated to the limit, it will become the strongest in the world and can resist everything.

This time, Huan Yin's time to comprehend the technique was much shorter, only three hours. Because he soon discovered that there were many problems with the technique of Spirit Control. The most basic thing is that the Thunder Sword Qi just said that if you practice the Tao to the extreme, you will be invincible, but now Ling Yu said that if you practice to the extreme, you will be the strongest in the world. The statements of these two magics are contradictory.

Moreover, Ling Yu has another biggest problem, which is that it is the same as the Thunder Sword Qi, saying that magic can be practiced to the extreme, and once it is practiced to the extreme, it will be invincible in the world, which is completely contrary to the "Wulian Zhenjing" that Huan Yin practiced.

Next, Huan Yin slowly walked up the ramp. As long as he saw a magic that he was interested in, he would go forward to experience it.

During this process, Huan Yin saw many spells that he had encountered before in this strange place, even the spells of the boy. Huan Yin had to admit that all the spells here were extremely powerful, and they were not comparable to those he had seen in the outside world. If a cultivator could use these spells, his combat ability would be greatly improved, and it would not be impossible to be invincible at the same level.

However, there was a big problem with these spells, that is, their key points all said that their spells were the strongest, and if they were cultivated to the limit, they would be invincible in the world. Huan Yin did not agree with this statement, so he would not practice these spells, because if he practiced them, it meant that he admitted that the Tao had limits. In this way, his own path of cultivation would come to an end one day and he would never be able to go any further.

At the top of the mountain road, Huan Yin also saw the Life-Destroying Palm, but the Life-Destroying Palm here was somewhat different from the Life-Destroying Palm in Huan Yin's Qiankun Bag. The Life-Destroying Palm in Huan Yin's storage bag did not say that this spell had limits, and there were also subtle differences in the key points of cultivation.

Unconsciously, Huan Yin stayed here for three days. During these three days, he browsed most of the magic tricks on the mountain wall, but no magic tricks were left in his heart.

Finally, Huan Yin shook his head and walked out of the cave. He took nothing away, but the magic tricks in the cave did not take away his mind and clarity. Huan Yin became an alien when he left. He was the only cultivator who could retain his self after walking out of here.

After Huan Yin walked far away, he looked back at the huge mountain again. At this moment, he felt that the mountain was like a huge coffin, locking countless magic tricks inside. Perhaps it was unknown which great man buried the magic tricks that he felt should not exist in this world here, so this place was named "the place of burial of Taoism".

However, the cultivators who came here by chance in the cave regarded the Taoism that should have been buried as treasures, and were obsessed with it, even without knowing that they had lost their minds and had been deprived of their humanity by Taoism. Now, this "burial place of the Tao" buried not only the Tao, but also the people who practiced these Taoism.

Huan Yin wanted to shout in the cave to make those who were learning the Taoism on the mountain wall sober and clear. But he knew that this approach was undoubtedly stupid, because everyone in the cave was already addicted to it. If he said so, he would be regarded as an alien.

Huan Yin left. This was not the place where he should stay. He still had to find a way out here and get out of here.

However, Huan Yin did not notice that since he entered the burial place of the Tao, his aura was completely opened, and the fluctuation of spiritual power was also fully revealed-it was extremely dangerous to do this here.

Huan Yin had never noticed this, because there were no cultivators fighting near the burial place of the Tao, and he had never thought that he was doing something like declaring war on everyone around him.

Walking, when Huan Yin came to an open hill, a cultivator who happened to fly over here suddenly appeared in the sky, a cultivator who had completely lost his mind and could only fight in the early stage of refining essence!

Originally, Huan Yin's cultivation would not attract the Refining Essence Cultivator, but now that his cultivation power is fully released, the level of cultivators that can be attracted is naturally not limited to the late stage of Ju Li. You know, when he saved the white tiger that day, he could even attract the boy.

The Refining Essence Cultivator in the air soon discovered Huan Yin's existence and felt Huan Yin's breath. The cultivator stopped in the air, then turned around and rushed towards the hill where Huan Yin was, standing opposite him.

The sudden appearance of the Refining Essence Cultivator startled Huan Yin, and he immediately discovered the problem with himself. He quickly put away his breath completely, trying to avoid this cultivator.

However, the gap between Huan Yin's cultivation and the early stage of Refining Essence was not as big as that between him and the boy. Even if he restrained his breath, he was still not a weakling in the perception of the early stage of Refining Essence Cultivator opposite. What's more, Huan Yin couldn't seriously injure himself again, because if he did that, his injuries would probably never heal.

Therefore, no matter how Huan Yin tried to restrain his aura, the monk opposite him remained indifferent and had already started to make hand gestures and cast a spell.