Especially in such a situation, being slain one-on-one by other prodigies in the Qianxue Sword Debate Conference, under the eyes of all...
Linghu Xiao felt immense pain and agony inside.
Despite Mo Hua telling him before that true strength is forged through failure.
But the inner confusion and pain almost devoured all his self-esteem and confidence in the Sword Dao.
Linghu Xiao was silent for a moment, then spoke in a low voice:
"Junior Brother, I..."
Mo Hua understood his thoughts, reached out, and patted his shoulder, saying:
"Don't think too much, no matter how strong the enemy, or how dire the situation, you need only to focus on one thing, just one thing..."
Mo Hua paused slightly, his eyes clear and bright:
"...Believe in your own sword, give it your all, fully implement your Sword Dao,
and just unleash the Sword Qi...
"As for whether this strike wins, loses, cuts down the enemy, or is cut down,
don't think about it."
"The purer the mind, the stronger the sword."
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"Worrying will only weaken your sword."
In terms of Sword Qi cultivation and Swordsmanship foundation, Mo Hua was naturally not as good as Linghu Xiao.
But when it comes to understanding and executing Sword Intent, looking across the world, hardly anyone in his generation could surpass Mo Hua, who
had learned the Taixu Divine Thought into Sword True Jue and integrated the
Godslaying Sword Forms.
Linghu Xiao was startled, his thoughts turned over repeatedly, gradually becoming clear, his gaze also gradually brightened.
"Yes, Junior Brother."
Linghu Xiao nodded, revealing a hint of persistent resilience.
Like tempered steel, the more it's forged, the more it can refine itself.
Mo Hua nodded.
To achieve great things, to seek the Great Dao, sometimes "resilience" is more
important than talent.
No matter how good the talent, if it breaks easily, it's futile.
Only with resilience can one be indomitable.
After packing their storage bags, they returned to the sect.
Inside the Taixu Gate, they practiced tactics a bit more, studied their
opponents, and as night fell, they each parted ways.
Linghu Xiao, being a disciple of Mount Chongxu, needed to return to Mount
Chongxu.
Ouyang Xuan, a disciple of Taia Mountain, also needed to return to Taia
Mountain.
Cheng Mo and Situ Jian, like Mo Hua, stayed at Taixu Mountain.