182 Dangerous Experimentation 1 (1/2)
The sun had yet to set for the day, but the young girl had already holed herself in the Sanctum.
The little raven and small fox were eagerly deposited on the clay roof tiles of a nearby building of the Peaceful Road, nestled safely behind the chimney to obscure detection.
Nonetheless, whilst their small figures were practically impossible from the observing range of the people of the Bone Spirit Town, their appetite for anger and frustration were larger than the heavens.
The little raven hopped on its claws in anger, swearing to its immortal soul to thoroughly punish An Fei once it obtained its chance.
Whilst the raven fiercely muttered to itself in an obscure language as though the descent of melodious bells, the small fox was attempting to brainstorm plausible methods of exhorting as much meat from the young girl as possible.
After all, it was still a King of the Wu Ji Forest, even if it were a tiny infant!
Alas…
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Caw!
Yip!
The two creatures howled their anguish and indignance towards the blazing orb of the sun, their cries rendered invisible to the pedestrians of the dejected Peaceful Road of the Bone Spirit Town.
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”When they clashed… they produced that odd phenomenon…”
An Fei scribbled onto a sheet of paper before her with a bamboo brush trailing with violet ink.
The young girl scattered several diagrams onto the formerly pristine sheet of paper, the fingers of her right hand prepared to eviscerate any confusing analysis with a single, lethal sweep.
The young girl lay on her stomach as she wrote, embracing the relaxing and comfortable massage from the crystalline floor of the Sanctum.
Several books surrounded her on all sides, their pages open to random intervals to serve as references when needed.
The , the primary methodology of cultivation to be undertaken by An Fei when she finally transcended the limits of a mortal existence.
The notes she had gleaned from reading the , with the actual tome laying besides the sheets of paper she had piled into a neat and organized stack.
The that provided her movement-based martial arts technique, one that had saved her puny life numerous, numerous times and allowed her to contest against ridiculous differences in cultivation with ease.
The that An Fei had obtained from the Three Lotus Sect… but the young girl had yet to read even the third page.
The that she had mistaken for the .
The young girl had felt the unexplainable urge to bring the book along, hence it lay with its ripped and tattered pages swaying with a nonexistent wind, further portraying its misshapen appearance compared to the pristine and obedient tomes.
These books fanned out in a semicircle around An Fei's head, arranged to accommodate the fringes of her vision.
The young girl dipped the brush into the prepared dish containing freshly ground ink, her head tilted in thought.
An Fei had no clue that she was treading into dangerous waters, and the brush tapped onto the sheet of paper to viciously mar it once more.
”I believe… that I saw this when the collision occurred…”
The young girl drew a series of circles, with numerous numbers and characters circumventing outer edge of the circles.
Taking a deep breath, An Fei delved deep into the sea of perception, forcing her irritated mind to regurgitate the memories of the event just a few hours prior.
The scene of Tang Shiqi's metal pole colliding with Fang Man's palm replayed in her consciousness for the umpteenth iteration, the hazy recollection attempting to scrounge for any additional articles of information that could be of use.
The orange radiance was emitted once more, and An Fei willed her consciousness to painstakingly slow the replaying of the memory until she could see each movement of the vibrating air.
The young girl ignored the piercing pain assaulting her mind, her perception digging through the memory until the mysterious phenomenon occurred.
”There!”