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Mo Wen walked slowly along the path, stopping occasionally to take in the scenery. At first, he found it intriguing, but as he continued on, that sense of novelty gradually faded. Now, he felt a deep weariness settle in. He paused, realizing he needed to rest and shake off this fatigue. After yawning, he lay down beneath the starry sky...
In front of the table, Mo Wen emerged from the world of the book, setting down Stone Scroll and rubbing his temples as he pondered. He was unsure if he had finished reading Stone Scroll; however, his intuition suggested otherwise. The world within the book was indeed mysterious, depicting the birth and demise of various realms. Yet, it seemed to have little connection to cultivation. Was it meant to enlighten readers about Tai Chi Philosophy? That didn’t seem right. Could it be that the secrets of Kung Fu were hidden within some celestial body? This speculation was quickly dismissed; there were countless celestial bodies in the book's world. If Kung Fu secrets were truly hidden among them, there would be no need for transmission. He had previously attempted to touch the starry river, but this time, there was no sound as before; instead, he was transported into the starry river itself.
Picking up the letter purportedly left by Xuantian First Handsome Man, he carefully read through it but found no detailed information about the two Stone Scroll volumes—not even their titles. Setting down the letter, he stood up and walked into the courtyard. Regardless of the circumstances, he needed to clarify what these two Stone Scroll recorded. He had absolute confidence in himself; after all, he was a genius. However, before that, he needed to fill his stomach.
In the days that followed, Mo Wen did not rush to study those two Stone Scroll volumes but instead focused on comprehending Law. He felt that perhaps his understanding was insufficient to unlock the true content of Stone Scroll. During his stroll through the world of books, he also made some gains regarding his insights into Yin Yang Principle and decided to take this opportunity to solidify them.
Looking at the two Stone Scroll volumes before him, Mo Wen decided to start with the first one. Based on how items were arranged on the table, it seemed logical to begin with the first volume. More importantly, it appeared that he could actually read through this first Stone Scroll. With both hands holding the scroll, he re-entered the world of books once more. It was still the same starry scene as when he first arrived. He reached out to touch it and listened again to those demanding cultivation requirements. Last time, he had exited after hearing them; now he was about to turn a new page and felt a twinge of excitement.
Focusing his mind and calming his spirit, the voice in his head ceased as scenes began to shift before him into a void. Mo Wen noticed a point of light suddenly appear within this void. The light grew stronger as clouds began to form around it, enveloping that point and gradually expanding it. The void stretched open into a space while simultaneously generating a force of time. As time passed, the light within Cloud Cluster intensified further and further; the expanding space grew larger and larger until—boom! A silent explosion occurred as Cloud Cluster burst like a balloon. The shockwave tore through space and spread outward in layers of ripples that stirred up more clouds within which Electric Snakes swam...
Wasn’t this scene something he had seen countless times in another Stone Scroll? Could it be that these two Stone Scroll were repetitive? Or was there some connection between them? Of all possibilities, he leaned toward one conclusion: there existed a link between these two Stone Scroll volumes.
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