This Life's Song: The Genius Rune Master

The area in front of the waterfall was quiet, with only the sound of the water splashing down; there was no one else around.

But beneath the quiet waterfall, something seemed to leap up and then disappear, along with the last shattered fragment of the blue cocoon of light.

The three instructors appeared in front of the cave where the students lived. They exchanged a glance and waved their hands at the same time. A beam of light flashed, and something like a thin film enveloped the surroundings, invisible and intangible.

The three left, and it was as if nothing had happened. Even the gathered spiritual energy seemed to have vanished without a trace.

Behind Lianxue Residence, Qi Nianbei was also meditating in his own residence. He opened his eyes, looked around for a long time, frowned, and seemed to be thinking about something. After a while, everything returned to normal, and he entered a meditative state again.

Everything was quiet, including the sound of the wind around us; it was as if nothing had happened.

Lianxue was still immersed in that warm feeling, completely unaware that she was now in her own residence, and the surroundings were unusually quiet.

Feeling herself enveloped in warm spiritual energy, she tried her best to absorb it. Water droplets fell in her dwelling, like morning dew. Tiny water droplets also fell on her eyelashes as they trembled.

The scene was like a fairyland, but unfortunately no one appreciated it. Even the little black dog inside the Phoenix Bracelet had fallen into a deep sleep, enveloped by a power, and was snoring loudly.

Outside the cave, the grass twigs trembled as if in a joyful mood, and the air was thick with moisture.

Even if someone is passing by in the distance, the thick fog will obstruct their view of the road ahead.

As time passed, the water droplets in the cave disappeared one by one, absorbed by the person on the bed, and the thick fog outside also dissipated a little.

Until the person inside opened their eyes, spread their hands, and examined themselves, all the changes vanished without a trace.

Lian Xue excitedly opened her eyes, feeling the changes in her body. She circulated spiritual energy in her palms more easily and skillfully than before. With a thought, a wisp of aquamarine light appeared. Although it only lasted for a moment, it was enough for Lian Xue to see clearly that it was water element.

She used it again and felt the water change, turning into ice. Suddenly, she remembered that she also had an ice element.

Lianxue's excitement was palpable. The person she most wanted to tell was her master, but that was also someone she couldn't do right now. Next was her senior sister, and if all else failed, Leng Yaoye would do too. But then she became sad. They weren't around, and she wondered if they were all alright.

Clearing her mind of confusion, Lianxue realized she had returned to her cave. Her eyes widened in surprise. When did she get back? Wasn't she training? Wasn't she under the waterfall?

How did I end up back here? I have absolutely no recollection of it. Did I have a dream? Am I still dreaming?

Thinking this, Lianxue also took action, came to the stone door, opened the mechanism, and everything outside the door was as usual, except that it was already night.

In the distance, only flickering lights could be seen, and there was no sound of people. It seemed that everyone had gone to rest. I had no idea what was going on or how I had gotten back. My mind was full of questions.

With a helpless and discouraged wave of her hand, Lian Xue unleashed a burst of spiritual energy carrying a water column towards a tree. In the blink of an eye, the tree shattered, and the sound seemed to freeze and scatter.

Lianxue only realized what was happening after she waved her hand. It was too late to take it back. She saw that the tree, which usually required a lot of effort from her, was gone without her even lifting a finger.

Looking at his own hands, he circulated his spiritual energy again and observed carefully for a while. He was surprised to find that his martial strength had increased again, and he had even advanced. He had just broken through to the Martial Master realm, but now he had directly reached the Martial King realm.

The key point is that I don't even know how to advance, so how could that waterfall cultivation have such a miraculous effect?

Lianxue stopped worrying about it and returned to her cave. She tidied up the place, laid out soft bedding, took out a tea set, arranged it neatly, and then took out a talisman brush and paper to start carving.

She hadn't drawn talismans in a long time and felt like she was forgetting about them.

As she leveled up, talisman inscription became much easier. For example, it used to take one to two hours to inscribe a talisman, but now it only takes half an hour or an hour to complete, and the success rate has also greatly increased.

This time, Lianxue began to try out new talismans.

Lianxue organized all the talismans she could draw, and after combining her experience with the talismans she needed, she finally made a decision after thinking for a long time.

She wanted to use her knowledge of the principles of water and ice to create a healing talisman, even though it was extremely difficult, she wanted to try.

Another point is that talismans can only play an auxiliary role and cannot replace elixirs. However, in urgent situations during battle, they can have a certain effect, such as causing wounds to heal and preventing excessive bleeding.

Thinking this way, Lianxue did just that. However, when trying to ask a blind person for directions, she would encounter many troubles. For example, at this moment, due to unstable power and too many lines, the spiritual energy became chaotic, and then it exploded.

Fortunately, it was just some blackness on his face, nothing else.

Just then, there was a knock at the door. Lianxue wondered who it could be. Jingwei, that glutton, did nothing but eat and sleep, the kind that couldn't be woken up by thunder, so it definitely wasn't her. Chuyiduo, well, he's a glutton too. Judging by his round body, he must be a lazybones and wouldn't come looking for her in the middle of the night. So who could it be?

Lianxue hesitated, filtering through all the possible people, but still couldn't figure it out. She didn't think she had that many acquaintances in the sect, since she had only been here for a short time. So she didn't open the door, but listened quietly, thinking that maybe she had come to the wrong place.

The person outside seemed to understand Lianxue's thoughts at that moment, so he said, "Lianxue, it's me! Instructor Chengyu, open the door and come inside."

Upon hearing this, Lian Xue immediately opened the door, looked behind him, and invited the mentor inside.

Cheng Yu sat down, and before she could speak, Lian Xue hurriedly asked, "Teacher, where is Sister Zhenzhen? Has her poison been cured? Why did you come back so quickly? Did something happen?"

Cheng Yu gave Lian Xue a reassuring look, and Lian Xue sat down and listened quietly.

Cheng Yu continued, "It's nothing. That girl is fine now. She just said she's been away from the sect for too long and needs to go back to see her master. She'll come to find you later, so don't worry."

Lianxue shook her head upon hearing this. She didn't need to look for her; she just needed to know that she was alright. After all, it was because of her that Lianxue had gotten into this situation.

Lian Xue nodded repeatedly, "It's good that you're alright. Thank you so much, Master. You've worked hard." Lian Xue took out some fruit from her storage bag and offered it to Cheng Yu as a snack.

Cheng Yu showed no intention of leaving. She sipped her tea, ate a fruit, and said slowly, "Starting tomorrow, you won't need to train with everyone anymore. You can come to me alone. I'll take care of all the training from now on."

Lianxue was puzzled. Wouldn't it be more effective to train with everyone, to increase motivation and drive? What was the point of training alone?

Thinking this way, Lianxue asked directly.