Walker Of The Worlds

"You know this technique senior?" Lin Mu was surprised.

"I've heard of it… and also know about the creator." Xukong replied.

"Who is it?" Hearing Senior Xukong's words, Lin Mu was intrigued.

"This technique is one of the many techniques that the Storm King, Shirong made. He was one of the celestial experts from a few million years ago. At his peak, he made several techniques and skills that ranged from mortal martial techniques all the way to celestial techniques." Xukong explained.

"So it is a full set?" Lin Mu raised a brow

He had read in the Memoirs of the Lost immortal about such sets of techniques before. They allowed one to go from the very basics all the way to peak, while growing on the previously learned techniques.

It allowed one to have a very stable base as well as great strength as they grew.

And depending on how far these sets went, their value could be very high. After all, there weren't many that could make techniques that could fit for all cultivation realms and also be improved at the same time.

Those who could make such techniques were peerless experts or geniuses of their time. Making such techniques needed a deep and thorough understanding of a vast array of skills as well as comprehension of Dao. This was something that took years of experience to attain.

"Yes… it is indeed a full set." Xukong confirmed. "If I recall correctly, there are over a hundred techniques and skills that the Storm King made in his lifetime. About half of them were disseminated into the world of cultivation." He added.

"Half? What happened to the rest?" Lin Mu questioned.

"The other half is said to be hidden in his inheritance grounds. Though there are also rumors that the companions of the Storm King also had full records of it." Xukong said after thinking for a bit.

"Do you know where the inheritance grounds are, senior?" Lin Mu couldn't help but feel curious.

"Yes… well, they aren't a secret exactly." Xukong replied.

"Really?" Lin Mu wondered if he could visit them.

"Yeah, they are located in the home world of the Storm King. It was also the world whose king he became for the first time. The Ming Dao world." Xukong answered.

Lin Mu couldn't recall ever reading about the Ming Dao world, so didn't know anything about it.

"I see… perhaps I'll visit it sometime." Lin Mu said. "Is it a mortal world?" he asked.

"I don't know… it was a mortal world in the past. But now… there is no saying." Xukong replied.

Lin Mu said before looking at the technique. "Though for now I'll just start with

it to be a rather novel way of affecting winds. He could think back to his own experience of battle and how his

direct winds, allowing one to change

three aspects to control

strength of the cultivator. This was something that the normal practitioners of

second was the spirit Qi. One was supposed to infuse spirit Qi and release it in short, controlled bursts from one's arms to generate winds. This was how most people used the technique and expanded

At that point, one

spent about three hours memorizing

quite good for him. Since he was also a body

sense, he didn't really need to learn the spirit Qi aspect

had several skills that depended greatly on fine control of his

a good control over Qi, or one could easily

can easily see the varied applications of this.' Lin Mu set down

realize when twelve

roused from his trance, Lin Mu felt an urge

out to the yard and stood in a

~huu~

basic boxing technique…" Lin

his fist and punched

~WHOOSH~

raw strength and had no Qi infused in it. But despite that, Lin Mu could create a burst

using his immortal sense. He made use of his ears,

~WHOOSH~

couldn't sense the wind again. And

~WHOOSH~WHOOSH~WHOOSH~

occurred during it as well as how it came to a stop. A

need to use my immortal sense now…" Lin Mu closed his eyes and let his immortal sense spread around

~WHOOSH~

that,

an entirely different 'scene' appeared to

could 'see' the trail of wind and the

and neither is it a one singular entity.'

the wind wasn't just one 'object' but

moves and turns into wind… air itself has several particles within it, some solid… Some not…' Lin Mu continued