C333 Martial Will!(2)

Until now, the shattering of the jade flute finally unraveled Woo Zhengyang's confusion. However, even with the mystery solved, Zhengyang's expression remained incredibly serious. The disciples of the Sound Demon Sect wield jade flutes that are at least high-grade spiritual weapons, yet Moh Lunhui had shattered one with a single sword strike.

Even if Moh Lunhui's sword was a top-tier spiritual weapon, achieving such a feat seemed improbable. This left only two possibilities: either Moh Lunhui's sword was a treasure of a higher caliber than top-tier spiritual weapons, perhaps even a king-level artifact, or his swordsmanship had reached a level powerful enough to break spiritual weapons.

Regardless of the explanation, Moh Lunhui's strength was undeniable. "The sword is just a mid-grade spiritual weapon, but Moh Lunhui's swordsmanship keeps getting stronger with each opponent he defeats!" Qian Banruo observed with great seriousness, noting the unusual nature of Moh Lunhui's technique.

"Even though I can't pinpoint exactly what's happening, I can definitely feel his aura growing stronger," Tang Xiaoyue added.

"Could it be... momentum?" Woo Zhengyang suddenly recalled a martial arts text he'd read before. As Zhengyang uttered the last word, Nie Fengyu, the Sect Master of the Profound Heaven Sect within Heavenly Martial City's inner sanctum, abruptly stood up in realization.

He wasn't the only one; many sect leaders and elders also showed signs of shock.

Nie Fengyu was utterly shocked. "He's actually forming his own sword force!"

In the journey of martial arts, combat strength is fundamental, while the Martial Dao Concept is the source. The Martial Dao Concept differs from one's mindset, which is tied to life experiences. Even without immense power, a person with rich experiences and deep insights can possess a mindset beyond the ordinary.

However, the Martial Dao Concept is specific to martial arts and is linked to a practitioner's understanding of it. Grasping this concept doesn't necessarily require overwhelming combat strength, but it does demand a deep comprehension of martial arts. It's a complex relationship; generally, a practitioner needs significant combat strength, extensive battle experience, and a clear understanding of their own martial path to grasp the Martial Dao Concept.

Once understood, it allows the practitioner to forge their own martial will. Yet, having strong combat abilities is merely the foundation. The Martial Dao Concept isn't something one can grasp just by being powerful; it requires a great deal of opportunity.

According to ancient records, forming one's martial will is more challenging than reaching the Essence Shaking Stage as a Martial King expert. Out of ten Martial King experts, only one might manage to forge their martial will, highlighting its difficulty.

Moreover, these records are from ancient times. In today's era, where martial arts have declined, it's unknown how many Martial King experts can form their martial will. At least, within the Heavenly Martial Sect, no Martial King expert has achieved this.

However, you can't generalize everything!

For many, refining the will of martial arts is harder than reaching the stars. Yet, for some, it's not that difficult. Historical records often mention individuals who, despite not reaching the King Stage, managed to refine their martial will. The most extraordinary example is a sword prodigy who, at the Reality Condensing Stage, refined his sword will.

But that's the stuff of legends.

Moh Lunhui, also at the Reality Condensing Stage and just beginning his journey, has already started refining his martial will, leaving everyone in shock. Could his talent be on par with the prodigies of legend?

While the sect masters and elders of various schools were astounded, one person was equally shaken. This person was Elder Beiming of the Heavenly Martial Sect, who was hosting the Heavenly Martial Dao Discussing Great Association.

While the sect masters and elders could only speculate about Moh Lunhui's refining of his martial will, Elder Beiming was certain. This certainty was linked to a message he had just received.

When the sects protested and demanded the Heavenly Martial Sect suppress Moh Lunhui, Elder Beiming was at a loss. At that moment, a voice discreetly reached his ear.

Upon hearing the voice, Elder Beiming was taken aback. It wasn't just anyone reaching out—it was the Grand Elder of the Heavenly Martial Sect, an expert at the Essence Shaking Stage. The Grand Elder's message was straightforward: under no circumstances should anyone interfere in this matter.

At the time, Elder Beiming was puzzled as to why the Grand Elder would suddenly send such a directive. After all, while the Heavenly Martial Sect was powerful, it typically avoided offending all the sects under its umbrella to maintain harmony.

Now, Elder Beiming finally understood. The Grand Elder had been closely watching the Heavenly Martial Dao Discussing Great Association, with a particular focus on Moh Lunhui. When Moh Lunhui began challenging the lowest-ranked participant, the Grand Elder realized that Moh Lunhui was honing his Martial Dao Concept.

Elder Beiming recalled the Sect Master mentioning that the Grand Elder had long sought to refine his own Martial Dao Concept but had never found a way. Now, with someone achieving this right before him, how could he possibly let the opportunity slip by?

It made perfect sense for the Grand Elder to intervene and ensure the Heavenly Martial Sect stayed out of this matter.