Heaven's Laws - Prodigies: A Cultivation Fantasy Epic by Apollos Thorne

Author:Apollos Thorne [Thorne, Apollos]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Epic, litrpg, cultivation, fantasy, magic
Publisher: Apollos Thorne
Published: 2021-09-19T22:00:00+00:00

Chapter 40 – Hidden Danger

Watching a person cultivate wasn’t exactly the most exciting pastime, so Huifen kept an eye on Chao’s qi while cultivating herself to anticipate when he’d reach his peak state. Then, she went about observing him as he went throughout his day. There was very little she didn’t know about his normal routine already.

Elder Yongrui was an ogre in the way he went about bombarding Chao during sparring and physical training and force-fed him dire beast meat at every turn. She was normally training at this time, so she didn’t get to watch the process. She couldn’t help but be impressed with how far her disciple had progressed, though. He hadn’t slipped back into spending all his time trying to perfect a technique and was using efficient methods of dealing with his opponent’s moves while looking for openings. Tomorrow, he’d be facing off against Elder Kang, and she looked forward to seeing how he did against an ice cultivator and different kind of opponent.

She was sitting in her room in a meditative position on the floor when she heard his door open and close. He had about an hour before lunch and had just taken his recovery pill, so she was interested to see how he’d spend his time. At first, there were no surprises. He sat down and cultivated, circulating his mother’s energy-gathering technique to put his body and meridians in the best position to heal after his exercise. Then, he switched to his new method that had been greatly refined over the past few months.

He didn’t wait until he was at his peak state to stop cultivating. With the recovery pill still in his system, it would help him recuperate more energy. As he stood and walked to one side of his room, she could sense his focus. When the space tear appeared with a swipe of his finger, she couldn’t perceive the tear itself. Only his qi fluctuations were discernable. Chao had explained to her about how space tears create true voids, so there’s nothing to sense.

That made what he did next difficult to follow, but since she was focusing on him and not the space tear, it was clear enough. The space tear grew to the size of a person. As he threw his arms forward, she almost shot to her feet. He was going completely against the guidelines they’d set up. When his arms were devoured by the void, she stopped herself from moving and watched intently. She felt it. The void had disappeared, and there was something there. Something so indistinct she wasn’t sure she’d even notice it if she hadn’t been watching.

Chao’s energy use was high, but even among the Nascent Realm, it wasn’t anything excessive. There was a change in output before he drew back his hand. Then, he stepped forward and disappeared.

This time, she really did jump to her feet and had already made it to the door when she noticed he was still in his room but had somehow appeared on the other side of it.

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