Hunting God Era

Chapter 52 Only by breaking through the mysteries can one transcend the mortal realm and achieve martial prowess.
After a long silence, Yao Ledan finally reacted and stammered, "Li... Li Ye, are you alright?"

A smile appeared on Li Ye's lips, and his qi and blood surged forth, stirring up a mist of qi and blood around his body that was as bright as light and as smoky as smoke. The frequency of its movement was exactly the Four Dragon Gates!
It takes 600 points of Qi and Blood to go from the Three Dragon Gates to the Four Dragon Gates.

Using martial arts to convert the skill results in a tenfold difference, or six thousand points, which is more than enough for Li Ye's stored Qi and Blood Points.

Even after breaking through the Four Dragon Gates, there are still some left.

As for the possibility of the commotion ruining the performance, that option does not exist.

Others need that sudden burst of energy, but Li Ye doesn't. He truly levels up based on experience points. The only thing he needs to pay attention to is the conversion rate of his martial arts skills. No external factors can affect him.

"What's wrong!"

The roar that shook the stadium also caught Gu Yang's attention. He ran out of his office and the first thing he saw was Li Ye, whose blood and qi were surging at a frequency of four times.

Four Dragon Gates?
So fast?
Gu Yang had just shown a look of surprise when he saw Guo Chuming lying to the side, bleeding from all seven orifices. He quickly leaped over and bent down to examine Guo Chuming.

He then breathed a sigh of relief; thankfully, the person was not dead.

But the next moment, a complicated expression appeared on his face. He looked at the classmates who were gradually gathering around him, stood up, and waved his hand, "Alright, there's nothing to see here. Go back to practicing your martial arts."

After he finished speaking, he made a phone call, and several staff members immediately came and carried Guo Chuming out on a stretcher.

"Li Ye, come with me for a moment."

Gu Yang called out to Li Ye, asking him to go with him to the stadium entrance, and watched as Guo Chuming entered the ambulance.

"What happened?" he asked first.

Li Ye said calmly, "Those who disrupt my practice deserve to be condemned."

Gu Yang paused for a moment, then nodded: "This is a big no-no. It was right to intervene. He's alright, just unconscious."

He paused for a moment, then said, "But the blood and qi have dissipated."

With a single roar, his qi and blood were scattered.

With just that one shout, Li Ye crippled the man.

It's okay to injure or even cripple someone. Martial artists who have activated their physical qi and blood are special and can withstand heavier medications. Even if their bones are shattered, there are ways to treat them, it just costs more money.

However, dispersing a person's vital energy and turning them into an ordinary person is not an easy task, and it is also a more serious matter.

Disrupting someone's practice is a major taboo; scattering their vital energy and blood is an even greater mortal enemy.

While one can train to regain their strength, for those who have only reached the first level of martial arts, and who have been cultivating their qi and blood little by little through guiding methods since elementary school, once their qi and blood are scattered, there is no chance to start over.

“I know the difficulty of the breakthrough route is not fixed, but this is a bit too much. Which level are you practicing?” Gu Yang asked.

The strength of a martial artist is not fixed; different martial arts styles result in different combat abilities.

Aside from the number of times blood and qi pulsate, nothing else can be observed.

It cannot be said that those who practice external martial arts are necessarily stronger than those who practice light body skills, or that those who practice weapons are more powerful than those who practice fist and foot techniques.

Different specialties lead to different training effects; apart from qi and blood, there's no way to gauge the intensity of the training.

However, for those who take the path of breaking through barriers, the flow of qi and blood is on a completely different level.

The Dragon Gate is alright; it's all very basic stuff, and it's not that strong.

However, the higher you go, the more obvious the gap becomes.

Despite being a member of the Four Dragon Gate, Xiang Feipeng was able to defeat the martial arts class of No. 14 Middle School all by himself.

Besides being the route to break through the barrier, it was also because he was taking the Divine Speed ​​route, which emphasized lightness skills and speed, making him impossible for anyone to catch.

But Li Ye is different. His power, capable of sweeping through training points and tearing demons apart, is clearly not solely focused on Divine Speed. Yet, even a single Xuan Guan (mysterious gate) wouldn't possess such strength. He doesn't believe Li Ye is truly only at the Vajra Gate; this level of strength definitely cannot be summarized by a single Xuan Guan.

It must be at least the Vajra Gate and the Qi Meridian Gate, otherwise it would be impossible to fight at the training grounds for a whole day without rest.

But that roar also had a hint of the style of Pojun Pass.

Upon hearing this, Li Ye shook his head and smiled, "I'll pass the Vajra Pass, the Qi Meridian Pass, and the Broken Army Pass."

"The Three Passes. Or the Broken Army Pass?"

Gu Yang was already mentally prepared, but he was still shocked when he heard it. "You practice martial arts, right? How did you get through Po Jun Pass?"

All martial arts are essentially preparations for breaking through barriers. It's just that some people are not talented enough to practice martial arts that lead directly to the profound barrier, so they can only settle for second best.

But no matter what kind of martial art it is, once you reach the Nine Leaps of Qi and Blood, you still need to toughen your body with martial arts.

Each of the six trials has a different effect. Only by breaking through the barriers and transcending the mundane can one become a true martial artist.

The Vajra Gate training cultivates the body, resulting in a copper head and iron bones, making one impervious to swords and spears; it emphasizes external perfection.

The Qi Meridian Gate is crucial for physical strength. It can make a person extremely enduring and have long stamina. It can also regulate one's health and achieve the goal of longevity.

The Swift Pass is incredibly agile, catching falling leaves without them even touching it, making it difficult for others to catch.

The power of Po Jun Pass is primarily achieved through weaponry and martial arts skills.

The five senses become highly sensitive, like a cicada sensing the wind before it blows, making one extremely acute in their sense of danger.

The Soul-Fixing Barrier is quite special. While other gates are also used to deal with demons, they can also be used to deal with humans. However, the main purpose of the Soul-Fixing Barrier is to deal with demons. When encountering those strange demons that can cause great pollution or even tempt the mind, breaking through the Soul-Fixing Barrier will allow one to remain 80% unmoved and have a firm mind.

Gu Yang was surprised by this: Po Jun Pass can only be reached by using multiple weapons, which is why he suggested that Li Ye learn a weapon to try when he first arrived.

Can fists and feet break through the Po Jun Pass?
That must be incredibly tough and ruthless.
"Okay, I understand. You need to train hard, and the martial arts competition depends on you to bring glory to us."

Gu Yang even stopped advising Li Ye. He had originally wanted Li Ye to be more restrained. As the instructor of the martial arts class, he was bound to be biased. Not to mention that Li Ye had broken his internal energy first, even if he hadn't done anything and his blood and qi had been scattered, he couldn't say anything.

It's a bit cruel, but strength is the only truth.

At worst, it's just a matter of going a little too hard during a sparring match; it's not a serious matter among martial artists.

Moreover, it is now confirmed that Li Ye is a martial artist who follows the Three Passes route.

Anyone would be right in this situation.

"A martial artist who has passed three trials! The school has really struck gold this time."

Seeing Li Ye leave, Gu Yang shook his head and picked up his phone to call the principal.

Fu Chuxue is an exception. The principal and Fu Yan were good friends in junior high school, and their relationship has never changed. They have a good relationship and the principal spent a lot of money to invite her.

But Li Ye is a martial artist born and raised at No. 14 Middle School, so he must be taken good care of.

Guo Chuming's family was relatively well-off, and his parents were quite wealthy. Under the rule of Shenzhou, ordinary people actually lived better than low-level martial artists, especially the wealthy ordinary people.

In a fight between martial artists, injuries are one thing, but attacking ordinary people is illegal. That's why some people are arrogant because they take advantage of the law, especially ordinary people whose families have martial artists.

To avoid causing trouble for others, it's best to call the principal and have him handle it.

It would be best to transfer Guo Chuming to another school early, or better yet, to leave the city, to avoid any unforeseen circumstances.

At this age, a martial artist who has passed three trials—if provoked, how could an ordinary person withstand him?

He didn't want to see a genius fall before he even rose to prominence, and for the sake of Guo Chuming's family, he wanted to prevent them from doing anything irrational.

(End of this chapter)