Fighter of the Destiny

What not to do? Chen Changsheng naturally understood and nodded after a moment of silence.

This broken stele was cut off by Zhou Du|fu, and the Heavenly Book stele that was originally here was taken away by him and should have been placed in Zhou Garden. This meant that the Heavenly Book Monument was most likely on his and Xu Yourong's body. The moment he saw the broken monument, he had a very strong desire to see the complete appearance of this Heavenly Book Monument.

He wanted to try which stone bead on the two of them belonged to the Heavenly Book Monument, and then put it back on...

Xu Yourong didn't let him do this because she knew very well that the return of the Heavenly Book Monument to the old mausoleum would definitely change the color of the world and all the powerful people in the world would notice it.

There are a total of eleven Heavenly Book Steles that are wandering outside.

He looked at the peak of Tianshu Mausoleum and whispered: If the front mausoleum is divided by broken monuments, does that mean that it is divided into twelve mausoleums?

Tomb of Heavenly Books is a very magical place.

The peak seemed very close, yet so far away that it seemed to reach the sky.

Both Chen Changsheng and Xu Yourong knew that before Zhou Du|fu took away these Heavenly Book Steles, there was no such thing as a front tomb in the Heavenly Book Mausoleum.

Xu Yourong said, You can ask people about these things.

Chen Changsheng looked slightly shocked and said, Who are you asking?

I asked my mother-in-law, but she refused to tell me.

Xu Yourong looked at a place under the Tomb of Heavenly Books: But there must be others who know.

Chen Changsheng asked: When will it start?

Xu Yourong lifted up his front and sat down cross-legged in front of Beilu. Then he stretched out his hand and asked him to sit on the grass on the right side.

The slender fingers landed on the remaining broken monument from a distance of several feet, and the pen strokes turned into handwriting one after another like the wind.

She wrote very quickly, but there was absolutely no break between the strokes. It was very clear, just like the sword that struck through the wind and snow on the Naihe Bridge.

Even a saint who has stepped into the sacred realm can probably only vaguely capture some of the traces left by her fingers, but cannot fully see them clearly.

The only one who could see the handwriting clearly was Chen Changsheng, who was sitting side by side with her on the grass.

When she finished writing, it was Chen Changsheng's turn. His fingers were extremely steady, and each stroke was like a knife or an axe.

The fingers cut through the air, bringing up the wind. After the wind dissipates, the natural traces will be gone. As for the remaining monument, it is even less likely to leave anything behind.

Chen Changsheng and Xu Yourong looked at the ruined monument attentively and seriously.

Because they wrote down all the handwriting just now.

The handwriting is both words and pictures.

Divided into three sections, one hundred and eight postures, combined together, it is the Two-Breaking Sword Technique.

Back in Zhou Garden, the giant coffin that looked like a mountain of black stone was opened. On the coffin wall, they discovered the most famous and powerful set of sword techniques in the world.

The sword techniques left by Zhou Du|Fu are very magical. One hundred and eight sword techniques seem to be separate sword techniques, but in fact they are a whole. Only by fully mastering all one hundred and eight sword techniques can we truly understand this set. The true meaning of the Two-Breaking Sword Art.

At that time, Nan Ke came with a wave of beasts, and they didn't have enough time at all, so they had to split up and carry it. Xu Yourong carried it forward and carried out thirty-seven blows, while Chen Changsheng carried it backward and memorized sixty-nine moves. Then, just before they The moment their shoulders met and they looked at each other and smiled, the two broken sword techniques on the coffin wall disappeared without a trace!

what does that mean? It means that only the two of them can bring the Two-Breaking Sword Technique back to the world.

After leaving the Zhou Garden, they had tried to copy down these sword techniques, but they were shocked to find that Zhou Du's husband's technique when carving the sword techniques on the coffin wall had a hint of the magic of the Heavenly Book Stele. In their current state, there is no way to reproduce the lines in the sea of ​​consciousness on paper.

What does this mean? This means that only when the two of them are together, they can practice the Two-Breaking Sword.

Back in Zhoulingli, Chen Changsheng once said: Let's practice together.

Now it seems that this sentence is really an extremely accurate prediction.

After a long time, they finally met again and finally had the opportunity to practice this sword technique together.

The broken monument at the foot of the hut was cut by Zhou Du|fu with two broken knives. Although it has been exposed to wind and rain for hundreds or even thousands of years, it still retains some remnants of the knife's intention.

In front of the Broken Monument, the peerless magical skills like the Two Broken Sword Techniques reappeared, and after comprehending and practicing them, there was nothing more perfect than this.

Of course they have serious business to enter the Tomb of Heavenly Books, this is it.

Time passes slowly and winter moves slowly.

It was quiet in front of Duanbei Lu.

On the high platform connected to the sky, under the sky divided by the patio, in front of the clear water channel, countless pairs of eyes fell on this place.

The young man and woman were sitting quietly in the grass, shoulder to shoulder.

To anyone who looks at it, this is all about love.

Who would have thought that they were learning swordsmanship and cultivating Taoism.

Of course, learning swordsmanship and practicing Taoism may also be their methods of falling in love.

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The ten heavenly book monuments, the secrets of Zhou Garden, and the confrontation between the camps gave Chen Changsheng and Xu Yourong so many reasons to be wary and worried about each other.

Don't talk about love. In the long history, fathers and sons have killed each other, and husbands and wives have turned against each other. It has happened too many times. Those people are all real big shots, and they all have the insight to see through the mortal world. But they still ended up falling into the quagmire of hurting each other. Why? Because those benefits are so great that they transcend the worldly realm.

Fortunately, there are ten celestial monuments, the secrets of Zhou Garden, and peerless magical skills that can only be practiced together. There are too many similar or different reasons, so they seem destined to be unable to separate in this life.

Observing the Monument of the Heavenly Book, referring to the Two Broken Swords, reading the Time Scroll, thinking about how to decipher the formation left by Wang Zhice, time passed very quickly, and the date in the Tomb of the Heavenly Book was over. The two of them had a deeper understanding of the Heavenly Book, and finally understood the Heavenly Book. The two broken knives have become real knowledge. Although I haven't completely mastered the Time Scroll, I have had a good time.

They left Duanbei Cottage and did not go directly to the mausoleum. Instead, they followed the road at the foot of Tianshu Mausoleum and walked south to the shallow canal.

Shallow, clear water channels pass through the stone flats, forming an extremely complex pattern. On the foothills above, there is an extremely simple mountain road. The mountain road is very straight, from the foot of the mountain to the highest peak. The stone steps are from Built in white, this is the legendary Shinto.

Chen Changsheng was no stranger to these scenery and pictures. He had been here on the first day after entering the Mausoleum of Heavenly Books.

That night, he and his companions watched Xunmei wake up from the dream of Tianshu Mausoleum, leave the small courtyard, come here, step through the shallow water in the canals, crush the star marks in the water, and walk towards the pavilion. He wanted to pass this divine way and reach the top of the Mausoleum of Heavenly Books, and then fell into his arms.

Xun Mei's determined move forward in front of the Shinto left an indelible spiritual impact on him, Gou Hanshi and others, which was more important than the note left to them. Looking at the straight Shinto between the cliffs and the end of the Shinto that seemed so far away that it was touching the top of the sky, Chen Changsheng remained silent, thinking that one day he would walk up from here.

If you want to walk on the Shinto path, you need to pass by the pavilion. There is a person under the pavilion. He is covered in heavy and old armor. Even his face and hands are covered by rusty metal. He looks like a statue. But there is no feeling of deathly silence, it just makes people feel extremely vicissitudes of life.

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(When I first came up with the chapter title, I really almost wrote it with that word, tsk tsk. I must have woken up quickly.)