It would be difficult to break through this obstruction in a short period of time.
With Divine Sense stuck, Mo Hua’s proficiency in formations couldn’t continue to rise.
He could only broaden his foundation in formations and continue to learn other formations within the Second Grade Sixteen Patterns…
However, such formations, after all, lacked challenge, and studying too many of them became somewhat tedious…
Mo Hua sighed.
He wanted to learn higher-level formations.
Especially the Original Magnet-type formations, the construction of those more profound Magnetic Patterns and the application of the Secondary Thunder Patterns, Mo Hua had longed for a while.
But without a breakthrough in Divine Sense, he currently was unable to learn those.
Mo Hua felt a bit helpless.
…
In the following month, since Senior Sister Murong and the others had all entered Refining Demon Mountain, Mo Hua seldom went out for missions.
He alone couldn’t take on bounties above the middle phase of Foundation Establishment.
The early stage bounties gave too few merit points.
It was somewhat a waste of time for him to do them alone.
Better to spend more time drawing Second Grade formations, earning more merit points without having to run around.
This made Mo Hua feel even more monotonous.
Unable to go out for bounties.
His cultivation increasing little by little, slowly, unable to break through the realm.
His Divine Sense also strengthening bit by bit, gradually, yet unable to break through the realm.
Yu Er would still occasionally suffer from nightmares at night, disturbed by Demon Monsters, but without the Shepherd of Goat Bones present.
As for spells, he had pretty much learned what was necessary.
The structural stability of the Mini Meteorite Skill Pattern was now incredibly stable.
He had also learned quite a few other Second Grade functional formations…
There wasn’t much to aspire to in the short term…
Life was as plain as water, without excitement or joy.
Suddenly, Mo Hua felt that he should proactively find something else to learn…
He thought about it and picked up the Gold-Cutting Imperial Sword Technique again, wanting to practice Sword Qi.
When it came to cultivating Sword Qi, Mo Hua’s foundation was too poor.
The other sword-cultivating disciples within the Sect already had their family’s heritage, and after being immersed in it since childhood, they began practicing sword moves and cultivating Sword Qi.
At each higher realm, the sharpness of their Sword Qi would increase by a degree.
By the later stages, they would become one with the sword, their Sword Qi piercing the heavens and reaching the earth.
Mo Hua, coming from the background of a Loose Cultivator, barely touched a sword before Foundation Establishment.