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However, these items were essentially possessions that the Heartsick Tiger had stolen from the Yun Family, and their total value should be around fifty thousand spirit stones. This batch of items was not something he could use, as they belonged to the Yun Family. As for the more than twenty thousand spirit stones and some other items, those were his own.
After carefully examining everything, he noticed an ancient book tucked away in a corner of the storage bag. It had no title, merely a manual. Surprised, he picked it up and opened it, his eyes instantly shining with brilliance. His breath quickened as he became engrossed in its contents. It took several hours for him to gradually calm his racing heart.
This was actually a Sword Intent Manual.
In that moment, Yun Fan realized that the mysterious state of comprehension he occasionally experienced while practicing swordsmanship was precisely this legendary Sword Intent. However, he had only grasped its rudimentary form and had not truly comprehended the Sword Intent itself. If he could genuinely understand the Sword Intent, he would be able to wield it at will, significantly enhancing his strength and multiplying the power of his sword techniques.
Yet for an ordinary person, comprehending the Sword Intent was exceedingly difficult. Beyond years of sword practice, one needed an extraordinary talent for swordsmanship to have even a slight chance of understanding it. Otherwise, mere practice would not resonate with the Sword Intent at all, making it impossible to master in a lifetime.
From this manual, he also learned that the Sword Intent had several levels: Minor, Major, Peak, and Perfection. Once one reached Perfection in Sword Intent, they could comprehend the way of the sword, break through their own limitations, and achieve clarity of heart in swordsmanship. At that point, they could create a domain of swords around themselves—an incredibly terrifying power capable of shaking the heavens with a single strike.
The deeper one cultivated their Sword Intent, the more profound their understanding of swordsmanship would become. Learning sword techniques would require only a few observations to grasp them fully.
Moreover, powerful Sword Intent could resonate with nearby sword-type weapons, imbuing them with its essence and unleashing tremendous power.
Currently, Yun Fan had just barely touched the threshold of Sword Intent; he could not truly control it yet—he was still at a rudimentary stage. With this manual on sword techniques in hand, his comprehension of Sword Intent would undoubtedly reach new heights, allowing him to grasp it in a short time.
Although this Sword Intent Manual only allowed comprehension up to the peak level of Sword Intent, it was incredibly important to him—no less than an Earth-Level Technique. After all, Sword Intent was inherently elusive; only true geniuses could comprehend it. Throughout the Great Qin Kingdom, very few had ever been heard of achieving such a state, let alone cultivating it to perfection.
Yun Fan felt extremely excited; he never expected that this Heartsick Tiger possessed such a terrifying manual. However, a hint of worry crept into his mind. He sensed that this Heartsick Tiger was no ordinary person; after all, such an extraordinary item surely could not belong to someone like him. There must be some powerful force behind it that could lead to unnecessary trouble for him.
To be on the safe side, he needed to completely destroy all evidence at Wolf Head Mountain and conceal any traces of what had happened. Even if it involved some major forces, they wouldn't be able to trace it back to the Yun Family in the short term. Once he grew stronger and gained formidable power, those so-called major forces would think twice before causing him trouble.
Looking at the corpse before him, a surge of Thunder Power erupted instantly, striking forward with tremendous force. With a deafening roar, flames erupted and engulfed the body, reducing it to ashes in just a few breaths. A gentle breeze swept through, scattering the remnants in all directions.
Yun Fan's figure flickered continuously as he dealt with all the bandit corpses scattered across Wolf Head Mountain, leaving no trace behind. Once this was resolved, Yun Fan made his way toward the dungeon.
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