CHAPTER 45: TRUEST SENSE

After Xuan Lian left, Mo Yan was unable to turn and face Lin Feng. She felt a little embarrassed by the words her aunt had spoken. "Junior brother, you should cultivate. I am also going to cultivate in Master’s chamber, see you in the morning."

"Wai—" Before Lin Feng could finish, Mo Yan disappeared. Her speed was not inferior to his own. He shook his head. His senior sister was truly shy. Removing the veil of her shyness slowly would be a pleasure in itself.

He truly wished to go to his master’s chamber, because at this moment, even though his senior sister was shy, she was also vulnerable. If he pressed even a little, she might not resist and would completely give in.

"Sigh..." He suppressed his lust. As aunt had said, senior sister was too pure. He should not take advantage of her vulnerability. He must give her some time. Well, only some time.

He decided to cultivate for a few hours. He was still far from opening the fourth meridian and reaching the mid stage of Qi Refinement.

If not for his body cultivation that was advancing alongside his qi cultivation, he would already have reached the late stage of Qi Refinement.

The best part was that due to his perfect proficiency in the cultivation technique, and because it was such a high grade technique, he could absorb qi far faster than ordinary cultivators. So even with body cultivation, he was still faster than most cultivators of the same realm.

Although, cultivation speed itself did not matter much if one had plenty of time and no urgent need to grow stronger.

Normal cultivation speed with a perfect foundation was far better than fast cultivation speed with a weak foundation.

Foundation depended on the density of spirit qi. Those who absorbed normal spirit qi could compress it to make it denser. This depended on their focus and control of spirit qi, and such handling required talent.

They would hold back their breakthrough, refraining from attacking the meridians, instead allowing their qi to compress and strengthen. When it reached its limit, they would break through. This made their foundation solid.

It was similar for body cultivation. One refined the body for longer periods of time, or refined it with heavier spirit qi to temper the foundation further.

Although, foundation did not concern those who possessed special constitutions. Their qi was refined by their physique and converted into a special type of qi, far stronger than normal spirit qi.

His yang qi was an example. It was already ten times heavier and stronger than ordinary spirit qi. Once he reached the Foundation Establishment Realm, he would be able to cultivate without restriction, pushing the limits of how much spirit qi he could absorb.

He felt that by then his master would have already agreed, and he would be primarily dual cultivating with her. He could not cultivate with his aunt because she still required the support of her cultivation technique to reach the Tribulation Ascendance Realm.

Only by reaching the Tribulation Ascendance Realm could one gain insights into the Dao and abandon reliance on cultivation techniques, advancing through comprehension alone.

If one’s understanding of the Dao reached a certain height, then the Heavens themselves would provide spirit qi for advancement. This was how cultivators advanced into the higher realms.

Cultivation techniques were merely guidance, a faster path to those insights. Once his aunt reached the Tribulation Ascendance Realm, she could directly use dual cultivation technique to gain insights into the Dao of Yin.

And once she began walking the path of the Dao of Yin, her qi would also be ten times stronger. Of course, she would have to refine her existing spirit qi, which was equivalent to cultivating from the beginning of the Qi Refinement Realm all the way to the Tribulation Ascendance Realm.

Since she had already cultivated, it would not take much time.

Although her Yin qi would be ten times heavier once she fully stepped into the Dao of Yin, she still could not cultivate chaos qi. For that, her body would need to produce pure Yin qi in her nether region, which was impossible without the Pure Yin Body.

Lin Feng sighed. He could not change what was impossible. He had to accept it for now.

...

After a few hours, when it was already midnight, Xuan Xue returned. Since the door of Lin Feng’s chamber was open, he heard her footsteps and stood up.

When he came out, he saw that his senior sister was already standing at the main entrance. He went beside her and looked outside. As expected, their master had arrived.

They both bowed in unison.

Xuan Xue smiled. "Lian’er told me everything." She said nothing more than that as it was unnecessary.

Mo Yan’s face flushed red once more, but this time she was more composed.

Xuan Xue sighed and patted her head. "Welcome to the family in the truest sense."

Mo Yan was a little confused by the words. What did her master mean by the truest sense?

Lin Feng, on the other hand, was surprised at his master’s humor. She truly knew how to tease without saying much.

Xuan Xue looked at Mo Yan’s confused expression, then shook her head with a smile. "Do not worry, I have a feeling you will understand soon enough. Let us go and create an abode for you."

She knew Mo Yan’s personality well. The very fact that Mo Yan had allowed Lin Feng to get that close meant she had already approved of his advances in her heart. And given Lin Feng’s nature, it would not take long before he made his move.

Mo Yan nodded, while Lin Feng smiled shamelessly.

They entered, and as expected, Xuan Xue chose the right corner of the main hall. She placed her hand upon the stone, freezing it into a specific shape before breaking it apart with a flick of her finger.

The frozen stone withered along with the ice, and all of it was transported out of the abode by Xuan Xue’s spiritual sense. When all was done, a chamber similar to the previous two was left inside this abode.

They entered, and Mo Yan began placing her things inside. When she took out a white feather, Lin Feng was stunned