Chapter 803 - Finally Comprehending Sword Heart (1/2)

Chapter 803: Finally Comprehending Sword Heart

Translator: Henyee Translations Editor: Henyee Translations

In Ling Han’s previous fight with Xianyu Ziyuan, Xianyu Ziyuan’s martial intent entered his body in the end, and he resisted against it for one entire month before wearing it away.

This allowed him to touch a slight edge of Sword Heart, but this last step could take several days to cross, or several years, several tens of years, several hundreds of years, or even remain unaccomplished in his entire lifetime.

The comprehension of dao was just that mysterious. The saying: to cover ninety percent of one’s destined distance brought the traveler no farther than the midway point meant that before succeeding, it was no different from treading in the same place.

Now, the Flea King’s aura was even more terrifying. It was at the level of the Fifteen-eyed Corpse King, and in a head-on confrontation, the Flea King could kill Ling Han several hundred times with a single breath. But now, he was only to resist the Shattering Void Tier presence, which was obviously a different matter.

This was a contest of martial arts level. Although Ling Han’s tier was much lower, he almost cultivated out Sword Heart, which was where his confidence came.

Break out of the coc.o.o.n to become a b.u.t.terfly, come out, Sword Heart! Ling Han said inwardly, but it always fell short a tiny bit, driving him mad. ( B oxnovel.c om )

Pu! He was hacking out blood in his mouth. Under the Shattering Void Tier presence’s suppression, even he would be heavily injured!

On the outside, which Shattering Void Tier elite didn’t intentionally curbed their presence? If they unleashed it recklessly, then except for those that were also at the Shattering Void Tier, the others would all be killed—even Heaven Tier warriors couldn’t endure such presence at a close range for a long time.

Pa, pa, pa, the bones all over Ling Han’s body shattered, and his entire person distorted under the presence’s oppressiveness. Now, he was ten meters tall, but his body was thin and fragile, looking extremely weird.

He was about to die!

An enlightenment flashed across Ling Han’s mind as he hurriedly dissolved one drop of Indestructible True Fluid, and his body immediately recovered—even the Shattering Void Tier presence couldn’t stop it.

However, the good sight didn’t last long. After the drop of Indestructible True Fluid’s essence fully dissolved, his body started to break down again.

How come he hadn’t comprehended Sword Heart yet?

Ling Han suddenly realized that he was rus.h.i.+ng it! How could martial arts be comprehended by rus.h.i.+ng? More haste, less speed—he’d walked down the wrong path. It was no wonder—under the oppressive presence of a Shattering Void Tier elite, who wouldn’t be rushed?

He relaxed his mind, and no longer deliberately pursued Sword Heart, instead focusing on resisting the pressure.

Pa, pa, pa, his body still had large amounts of wounds tearing open, making him look as if he’d killed thousands of people, bathing in blood and becoming a demon.

Step by step, Ling Han’s steps became firm.

Blood was flowing, and sweat was flowing, but his gaze burned brightly as an unyieldingness arose within. Even without having learned Sword Heart, he could still rely on himself to resist the Shattering Void Tier presence.

At worst, he would be riddled with scars, but what was it to martial artists to get hurt a little?

He advanced with large strides, getting closer and closer to that True Dragon’s Blood Stone.

Finally, he touched it. ( B oxnovel.c om )

Joy arose within his heart, and at this moment, he felt some sort of shackles being broken within his body—an indescribable feeling rus.h.i.+ng to his mind and endless sword intent surging in his mind.

Sword Heart!

He was first taken aback before coming to realize it.

When he took the last step, his spirit also completed a transformation, crossing the one last step into Sword Heart.

He had an enlightenment. Some truths couldn’t be deliberately pursued—the naturalness of truth—coming naturally was in accordance with dao.