An hour of study time passed slowly, and soon it was time for afternoon training.

When Xingyue was recognizant, she found that some words were indeed different from what she had learned before.

Fortunately, Xingyue is young, and she can change it quickly, and in terms of literacy, Xiao Xingyue can be said to be unforgettable.

They just didn't have time to practice writing, but the gentleman who taught them to read said that they would still learn calligraphy after they formally practiced.

The training in the afternoon was a little different from the morning, Wei Wu first asked them to take a horse step, of course, although the people who had cultivated were training in the same place as Xingyue and others who had not cultivated, but the training content was different, and Xingyue was simpler.

At noon, Xingyue also met people from other classes, and when they heard that they had breakfast in the morning before going to training, they shed tears of envy.

After tying the horse, Wei Wu gave each of them a small wooden sword, saying that it was a wooden sword, and it was quite heavy in his hand.

This wooden sword is also made of hemlock wood, and its wood is hard, so it is also suitable for the disciples to practice.

After issuing the wooden sword, Wei Wu began to teach them the basic movements of swordsmanship.

"Most of the people in the cultivation realm, whether they specialize in swords or not, use swords as weapons, so you must learn and practice the basic movements of swordsmanship repeatedly, because all swordsmanship evolves from the basic movements of swordsmanship." After speaking, Wei Wu demonstrated the basic movements.

"There are eight basic movements of swordsmanship, which are stabbing, splitting, teasing, hanging, cloud, point, collapse, and interception, you follow my movements first." As he spoke, he began to teach.

Xingyue followed Mentor Wei Wu's movements, imitating them very similarly, but they were soft and had no strength.

Wei Wu first watched a group of little beans practice swordsmanship, corrected them from time to time, and then went to watch the older disciples practice.

The best swordsmanship among all is Yue Changyuan, which is not only the result of his usual training, but also the characteristics of his innate sword body that make him very sensitive to swordsmanship.

In the future, when he officially cultivates and learns swordsmanship, it will only be faster and better than now.

Xingyue brandished the small wooden sword, her movements gradually slowed down, she felt that her arms were about to be unable to lift, and her body was sore and painful.

But the task was not completed, so I could only grit my teeth and persevere, and the same was true for everyone else.

Taiyuan Sect is still relatively unfamiliar to this group of little beans, and when they first arrived, they naturally did not dare to anger the master at will, even if they were usually pampered and presumptuous at home, now they only had the share of being honest and obedient.

I just don't know how long this honesty will last.

Older children already know what cultivation means, even if they are from a low background, they have never heard of cultivation, immortals, etc., and they have heard from their peers on the way to Taiyuan Sect.

The day was spent in training, and after dinner, everyone walked in the direction of the disciple's academy tiredly.

When Xingyue and the others returned to the courtyard, they saw several wooden barrels in the courtyard, some large and some small, filled with green medicinal liquid.

They have all heard from their instructors that they should take a medicinal bath after training, and this must be it.

The effect of the wooden barrel liquid is the same, both of which are the functions of strengthening the body and washing the marrow and cutting the meridians.

As for why there are big and small, it is because a small body like a barrel like Xingyue can't get in and out, and it will be flooded, and Taiyuan Sect is still very considerate at this point.