Walker Of The Worlds

The tiny leaves were gently picked, without them being broken or bruised.

This was important as once the leaves were damaged, they would start leaking their essence which would reduce their quality.

But if the leaf was properly plucked, it would stay stable and none of the leaf's essence would leak. Doing this though needed fine control over the Immortal Qi, as any mistake would lead to the leaf being damaged. It was also why one couldn't use their bare fingers to do the same.

The tiny leaves were far too delicate and the fingers would damage them easily too.

The Head Elder watched as Lin Mu continued to pluck the tea leaves. His speed increased in just a few seconds, with each of his fingers picking tens of leaves at once. In just five minutes, he had already plucked a fist full of leaves.

"That's enough for us." The Head Elder spoke, stopping him.

"Oh, okay." Lin Mu replied, continuing to hold the leaves with his immortal Qi.

'Hmm, his focus is maintained… most lose focus, and the leaves get damaged at this point.' This was actually a test by the Head Elder to see if Lin Mu would make a mistake upon being asked to stop.

It was a test he had very easily passed, as it wasn't a difficult task for him at all.

"Put them in here." The Head Elder took out a small wicker basket.

The basket was finely woven and had tiny gaps that let in air, but did not let the leaves fall.

that the Wicker basket managed to keep the tea leaves in without causing any damage to them. Narrowing his eyes, he noticed the faint runes that were

runes in each wicker strand would not make sense, but once they were woven together, they

Glass Valley certainly had its own methods that Lin Mu might not get to see outside

short interaction had been enough to teach

you think is the benefit of picking the tea like

and released the threads

of delicateness for it. You would know very easily if the force is too much, even for Immortal Qi. Additionally, even if you do damage some

making mistakes would allow you to improve steadily until you won't make them anymore."

immaculate answer." The Head Elder was thoroughly impressed. "If not for the fact I know this is your first time here, I would have certainly thought you were an old member

simply smiled in answer, while the Head Elder gestured for him to

clay teapot.

mortal market and did not look special. And yet, Lin Mu knew it was not

~clack~

lid of the teapot and put the freshly

done, he took out a jar and poured some water into the teapot

Mu quickly recognized

The Head Elder said with a smile. "And what other than to use

that came as a byproduct of immortal tool refinement. It was produced when one quenched refined gold into water to cool. Most of the water would evaporate, and more water would be

when this was repeated thousands upon thousands of times,