Chapter 65 - Invisible Thread (1/2)

When Ai Hui roused from his deep rumination, the sky had already turned dark Lou Lan was nowhere to be seen

While the [Twin Weaving Technique] was honestly out of his league, Ai Hui was not discouraged; he was already used to facing all kinds of challenges

He began his attempt

The first step was to try to conjure two eley needles This was the most fundamental aspect of the technique, without which the cloth couldn’t even be woven

He had just learned how to integrate the ele, and the process wasn’t exactly easy An attey needles at the sa to be difficult

Ai Hui was, however, surprised that despite several issues, the attempt went relatively smoothly

Ai Hui sazed upon the needles on his right and left-hand fingers

His left and right hands were very balanced, so he had discovered in the Wilderness He was capable of wielding swords in either hand without much difficulty and was pleased to find out that such benefits extended to the use of eley as well

After the eleertips stabilized, Ai Hui proceeded with his atteers

He had learned the theory during his teacher’s funda’s explanation hadn’t been very detailed, so Ai Hui had to fumble with the method by himself

Ai Hui continuously adjusted his breathing His natal residence was in his lungs and had a direct relationshi+p with his breathing The human body was truly wondrous, the five residences were very different from one another

Ai Hui’s lungs expanded and contracted to the rhyths suffused with a faint silver tint and exerted a pulling force that absorbed the y froh his nose

Being able to cultivate ele was one of the advantages of opening the natal residence Even though the eley present in the air was very sparse, the accu to scoff at in the long run

Furthery within his body, causing fluctuations that shi+fted with every adjust

Being able to look into Ai Hui’s body would reveal two extre out of his silver-tinted lungs, with one entering his right hand and the other his left These were fory

Ai Hui’s hand palaces had not been activated, which meant that the path from his natal residence to his pal to the conventions of the Cultivation Era, these paths were known as elemental “veins”

Ai Hui’s ele via the back of his ht of as a wide torrential river, then the path through the muscles was like a small, convoluted stream in the e ay, but theeley

Ai Hui’s situation was slightly better

Opening his natal residence only after having developed his eley to its fullest state had helped drench histhe pathway’s resistance to eley

The eleertips, connecting to the thin silver threads of eley within his body Ai Hui was able to control the eley needles because the other end of the silver threads were connected to his lungs

Ai Hui tried to move the needles forward

Under his watchful gaze, the eleer

No! This was not eley detachment

The principle behind this was not coy thread unbroken, and maintain the density of the front of the conjured ele it attached to an “invisible thread” behind it