Starting from helping someone rob a wedding, he was forced to hide in the Sunset Sect

Time passed quickly. Xu Yeyu had already spent ten days on the boat and it would take another five days of sailing to reach the destination.

Xu Yeyu was sitting at the stern, trying to make a talisman.

He has been a member of Sunset Sect for some time and is no longer the ignorant and independent cultivator he used to be.

The core of the Lujian School lies in the integration of talismans and sword energy. Therefore, if you want to become a sword practitioner of the Lujian School, you must first master the production of talismans.

What they first learned was not sword techniques and sword moves, but how to make talismans.

Because in the eyes of the Lujian Sect, if one doesn't even know how to make talismans, how can one be worthy of being called a swordsman of the Lujian Sect?

If you can’t even make your own talismans, how can you be a swordsman of the Talisman Sword Sect!

Xu Yeyu used to be a swordsman from the Sword Holding Sect in this world. Later, Xia Xiaomo taught him the Qingfeng Sword, which is the sword technique of the Sword Controlling Sect, so he now wants to learn how to make talismans.

What if he could also learn how to make talismans? Wouldn't that mean he would be able to master all three schools? He once mentioned this idea to Xia Xiaomo, but got a negative answer.

Kendo was divided into three schools three hundred years ago and is still practiced in the Northern Continent today.

Only the leader of the Sword Sect is proficient in both flying and holding a sword. The difficulty of practicing both sword arts is several times more difficult than imagined. It is not as simple as practicing two sword arts at the same time.

To control the sword, you need to let go of your hands; to hold the sword, you need to hold the sword tightly. The sword moves and sword techniques are different, and the Taoist methods are different. The practice methods of the two are completely different.

It takes a long time to learn a school. Many sword practitioners have tried to learn two schools at the same time, but they all failed. It is almost impossible to practice two schools at the same time.

The way of kendo is to strive for perfection, and practicing two sword techniques at the same time will not achieve this in the end.

The Lujian School is a new school that emerged three hundred years ago. Its birth originated from the breakthrough of the leader of the Tianfu Sect in talismans, and he incorporated talismans into swordsmanship.

The Lujian Sect came into being, and since then more and more monks have practiced Lujian.

The sword practitioners of the Lujian School are often ridiculed as cowards, and most of them do not want to be called that.

There are ten sword cultivators, four flying swords, four holding swords, and two holding swords.

Then why does Xu Yeyu still need to learn how to make talismans?

As the saying goes, you never stop learning, you never stop living, and it won’t hurt to try. At worst, you can just learn how to fly a sword in the future.

He still understands the principle of striving for excellence.

Before leaving the sect, he specially bought a book called "Basic Talismans" and asked Elder Ren about the tools needed to make talismans, such as spirit pens, talisman paper, and talisman ink.

Xu Yeyu spent an hour on this book. He scratched his head with one hand and closed the book with the other.

My first feeling after watching it was, is that it?

When he first read the book, he found it simple, but with an open mind to learn, he read the book carefully.

He still thought it was simple.

It cannot be said that the runes on the talisman and the runes on the formation are very similar, they can only be said to be exactly the same. He had specially studied the runes of this world before, and he knew all the basic runes, but he had never tried to write the runes on talisman paper.

Xu Yeyu put the spirit pen and talisman ink back into the storage ring, leaving only dozens of talisman papers. He felt that apart from the talisman papers, he had bought all the other things in vain.

He can write talismans with his bare hands.

He didn't know that if the formation masters and sword practitioners of the Lujian Sect at the same level heard this idea, they would be furious to death.

Runes are not that simple!

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The sky gradually became gloomy, covered with dark clouds, howling winds and rumbling thunder.

The waves kept hitting the hull, splashing layers of white waves and shaking the boat to the point of being on the verge of collapse.

Raindrops fell one after another, hitting the deck with a crisp sound and splashing water.

The sea surface was shrouded in rain and fog, the scenery in the distance was blurred, and only sporadic rays of light penetrated the clouds, barely illuminating a small part of the sea surface.

"Why is it raining again? Didn't it rain just a few days ago?" complained a crew member.

"You ate yesterday, and you're eating today too." The captain shouted, "Everyone, get ready immediately!"

"Yes!"

The ship was shaking and swaying with the wind and waves. The crew members on board held on to the ropes and mast tightly, trying their best to maintain the balance of the ship.

The captain looked at Xu Yeyu who was sitting at the stern. He gestured in the air with his fingers, forming several runes that the captain could not understand at all.

This kind of rainy day came too suddenly. It was a scene he had never seen in more than ten years of sailing. Usually, there would be signs before it rained.

Usually before it rains, the wind direction will gradually change, the wind will strengthen, and the temperature will gradually drop, making the air over the sea cooler.

You may also see some marine life or birds exhibiting unusual behaviors before a storm, such as schools of fish gathering together and seabirds flying back to the shore.

But just when he was chatting with the crew, the storm came, just like when he saw Xu Yeyu break through the realm before.

Could it be that this storm was caused by this guy again?

"Captain! There are waves!" a crew member shouted.

"It's just a small wave, why are you shouting so loudly!"

The captain turned his head, gripped the tiller tightly, and concentrated on adjusting the direction of the boat to avoid the impact of the waves as much as possible.

Suddenly, a huge wave appeared out of nowhere, like the roar of the sea. The wave was a hundred meters high, like a water mountain.

Countless foams and waves are surging at the bottom of the huge waves, like thousands of troops galloping towards you with great momentum.

The ships looked as tiny as ants, and from a distance they blocked out the sun.

Cold sweat broke out on the foreheads of the crew members on the ship as they looked at the huge waves. It was not that they had never seen waves before, but that they had never seen waves this high.

Such a huge wave definitely does not seem to be formed naturally, and this huge wave is obviously heading towards the ship.

"Captain, if this huge wave hits the boat, it will definitely capsize. What should we do?"

"If this kind of wave hits the boat, not only will it capsize, the boat will be destroyed!" the crew shouted.

The captain looked grim. With his many years of sailing experience, he stood at the rudder and shouted, "We can't run away now. We can only try to rush into the waves!"

Only by rushing into the waves before they fall can the impact on the ship be minimized.

"Get me to the waves..."

Before he could finish, a spiritual sword flew out from behind the captain, the blade flashing with cold light.

The magic sword cut through the sky, and the sharp sword energy went straight towards the huge waves.

Everyone stared in amazement as the spirit sword collided with the huge wave. There was a loud bang, and the wave was split in half by the cutting of the sword energy.

The water mountain was split open.

As the wave split, a rolling wave surged to both sides.

The captain held the tiller tightly, and the ship avoided the direct impact of the waves. Although affected by the aftermath of the waves, the ship still sailed steadily on the rough sea.

The ship was swaying, and the crew members held on to the side and ropes tightly to keep themselves steady.