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Previously, although he had easily withstood the divine technique used by Di Xuejiang, it left him feeling quite displeased. Therefore, he decided to cultivate a divine technique of his own, specifically an offensive one, or more accurately, a proactive divine technique. After killing Di Xuejiang, he did not find any Kung Fu; it was likely that Di Xuejiang had learned it from his own ancestor. However, he did discover a manual in the treasures of the palace, which contained a form of divination Kung Fu. While this type of Kung Fu could not be used for direct attacks, it allowed one to uncover others' secrets through divination. For this reason, such Kung Fu was classified as evil by various factions; on one hand, they did not want their own secrets to be exposed, and on the other hand, those who had been subjected to divination usually met a grim fate. Mo Wen naturally did not want to attract the attention of those powerful factions over a mere Kung Fu. Moreover, divination could only be performed after capturing the target alive. If he could capture someone alive, there were countless ways to extract the information he desired from them.
He recalled Xiao Hei's skill that was said to penetrate illusions. From what he had seen so far, that skill was indeed impressive. He had received Kung Fu from Xiao Hei earlier but had been unable to cultivate it until now. He wanted to give it a try; if he could master it, although he might not be able to kill someone with just a glance, he could see through their thoughts with one look. According to Xiao Hei, this skill had many functions that he had yet to fully explore, which only fueled Mo Wen's eagerness. He was determined to master this skill, but at present, it seemed he was failing.
Outside the inn, two men dressed in the livery of Xiangguo Mansion sat in a tavern across the street, keeping a close watch on the inn. They had been stationed there for many days.
"Should we report back to Xiang Guo?" one of the smaller men tentatively suggested since Xiang Guo had instructed them to immediately report upon finding any trace of someone named He Er Gou.
"Report what? We finally found this person's whereabouts; what if he's not the one Xiang Guo is looking for? You saw what happened to Wu San last time," Wang Chi retorted with a glare at Long Xiao Wu. Long Xiao Wu had earned the nickname "Bug Five" for being timid and easily frightened.
"What should we do then?" Long Xiao Wu shivered at Wang Chi's words; Wu San had been killed by Xiang Guo in a fit of rage with a single palm strike that crushed his skull into pieces. Just thinking about it sent chills down his spine.
"There's no rush. He can't stay in this inn forever. As long as we confirm he's the person Xiang Guo is looking for, we'll report back," Wang Chi said as he downed his drink in one gulp. If this truly was the person Xiang Guo sought, life would become much easier for him moving forward. He owed it all to that young man named He Er Gou; because he entered the city and managed to evade detection, Gong Xiangguo was furious—how could a living person disappear right under his nose? The anger of Xiang Guo was no less than that of an emperor. However, this time his fury could not be unleashed freely; not only had Xiang Guo killed someone but also raised the bounty on He Er Gou’s head. This time’s reward was the Breaking Realm Pill—a coveted item they all dreamed of.
Inside the inn, Mo Wen remained completely unaware that he was being watched. At that moment, he was recovering; if he couldn’t cultivate it, then so be it. Divine techniques were indeed powerful compared to ordinary Martial Arts but came with great risks—just like Di Xuejiang's divine technique failed against his Locking God Skill and ended up costing him his life.
"Xiao Hei! Let's go!" As soon as he felt a sudden sense of foreboding after recovering, he picked up Xiao Hei and rushed outside.
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