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"Impressive, this Cang Hai Jue allows one to transform from a terrestrial being to an aquatic one, enabling free breathing underwater. It's the first time I've seen internal training change one's life form."
"That's not entirely accurate. In those old martial arts dramas, there were techniques like Gui Breath, where martial experts could hold their breath underwater for an hour using Internal Energy."
"I'm more concerned about the man himself. He learned the divine technique and swallowed a Hundred-Year Tortoise Pill, gaining a hundred years' worth of Internal Energy out of nowhere. Is he just going to re-enter the Jianghu without checking in with any sect?"
"Perhaps it's because he drifted downstream, following the river to Yuan City, which is far from his original sect."
Great Qian Jiangnan, Xia City, named for its beautiful evening clouds in summer, not only boasts stunning sunsets but also houses Da Qian's largest port.
It has a corresponding industrial chain, from basic logging to shipbuilding workshops, everything is available. Unlike the maps of Da Qian and Xu Lie, this area features major rivers that connect north and south, eliminating the need for artificial canals.
Thus, Xu Lie traveled by boat and reached Xia City in just half a month, occasionally checking Danmaku to understand the unfolding plot.
Now it has entered the second arc of Cang Hai Jue, where Chen Tao begins his journey in the Jianghu relying on his newfound powers.
It's time to refresh the audience's memory. As a villain, how can he remain out of sight for too long? Even if he doesn't appear on screen, the audience must be made aware of his significance and anticipate his return.
With this in mind, Xu Lie focused on his fishing rod while instructing, "Old Song, A Gang, please take a few people to Yuan City. Find a young man named Chen Tao. He has unexpectedly mastered Cang Hai Jue under Jiangnan Fish Gate and possesses extraordinary abilities along with a hundred years' worth of Internal Energy.
You must find a way to acquire this Cang Hai Jue technique; it will be of great use to Kaihai."
The two attendants standing behind Xu Lie—a middle-aged man and an older one—exchanged surprised glances, not expecting the Second Prince would send them on such a mission.
Old Song's real name was Song Qiao; he was an experienced martial artist from Yun Shan and was known in the Jianghu as Yunshan Old Man. After losing his son at an early age and becoming obsessed with feng shui, he attempted to bury his son near Da Qian's royal cemetery. However, due to strict military guards at the cemetery, it was impossible for him to confront them directly.
Eventually, he encountered the Second Prince by chance and received assistance in laying his son to rest properly. From that moment on, he pledged loyalty to the Second Prince.
A Gang's real name was unknown; according to him, he had been called that since childhood. He possessed extraordinary strength and was tall and robust. His martial skills were exceptional, allowing him to withstand arrows shot from a hundred paces away.
Of course, as I mentioned, I can only withstand three arrows at most; any more than that would be fatal.
Since the Second Prince found a royal physician to heal his mother, he has been following him closely, always ready to sacrifice himself to shield the Second Prince from harm.
With a face full of flesh, A Gang spoke in a deep voice, "Your Highness? We're leaving. What about your safety? How about I stay behind and let Old Song go instead?"
Old Song shot a glare at the hulking figure, thinking how could someone with such a brain possibly protect the prince? It was clear that someone with rich experience from the Jianghu like him should always be on guard; A Gang was the right choice to go.
Seeing that there were no fish biting, Xu Lie casually tossed out a handful of bait, creating ripples on the surface of the water. "What danger could there possibly be in Xia City? You can rest assured and go; just remember to bring a few more people. This Chen Tao's Cang Hai Jue allows one to breathe and move freely underwater.
It is especially important for my Opening the Sea Plan. Having both of you go together ensures that everything is foolproof."
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