"Brother Mu succeeded!" Yin Yu shouted excitedly, and quickly subconsciously covered his mouth, for fear that the shout just now would disturb Su Mu, who was engrossed at this time.

Otowa is also very aware of the changes in true qi, especially when trying it for the first time, he must meditate thoroughly and must not have any interference.

What's more, it seems that Su Mu learned sword moves all of a sudden, and this fact has become less unusual.

At this time, Su Mu was not affected by the sound feather, but stared very seriously at the wisps of mist-like true qi floating on the sword in his hand.

I saw him swing without warning, and with a brush, the sword whistled through the air, and the mist and water droplets dripped little by little, and disappeared without a trace before they fell to the ground.

It should be similar to what was described in the sword technique, Su Mu thought to himself.

After fully feeling the new form of true qi, Su Mu did not maintain the sword sprinkled autumn water for a long time, but immediately put away the true qi and began the second condensation and transformation.

After his first success, Su Mu had obviously adapted to this type of True Qi change and became more proficient. This time, the speed at which the true qi was transformed into a mist of water was much faster.

It's still not enough, it can be faster, it's best to transform the true qi as soon as it emanates from the body.

It's as if the process of transformation has been omitted.

Unlike the Sword Sect moves, which emphasize completeness and artistic conception, the Air Sect moves focus on proficiency and suddenness.

The two swordsmen fought, obviously they were already in full swing, and each was familiar with each other's sword moves, so the sudden launch of the Qi Sect move at this time was likely to catch the other party off guard.

In the real competition, there will be no one who is stupid waiting for you to slowly condense and transform your true qi.

This is also the biggest problem with the move of ten thousand thunders in Su Mu's heart, your opponent will not wait for you to slowly transform your true qi into sword thunder.

Either don't start, launch, you must do it, fast and accurate.

Defeat the enemy with one move. This is the concept that Su Mu's sword has always implemented.

And to do this, a sufficient amount of practice is essential, even if he is an extremely talented Su Mu.

Su Mu knew in his heart that the Hanshan Sword Technique was originally based on the Sword Sect, and the Qi Sect moves could be said to be very few.

Su Mu, who didn't know its shape and knew its meaning, could copy the Sword Sect's moves with an extremely high degree of completion in an instant, but the Qi Sect's moves were impossible, and they had to rely on teaching and practice, and it was difficult to perceive and create them out of thin air.

It is not something that humans can create out of nothing with their own imagination, and almost all of the Qi Sect moves are cognitions and imitations of what already exists between heaven and earth.

It's like a mist.

After trying four or five more times, Su Mu could already compress the time for generating water mist-like true qi to within two breaths, and the form of true qi was also very stable. According to what Daozang said, it has reached the level of proficiency, and it is not a problem to apply it in actual combat.

After mastering the sword and sprinkling autumn water, for the extremely creative Su Mu, another question arose in his mind.

Is it possible that this mist-like true qi attached to his sword body will not disperse from his body?

Su Mu learned from the sword technique that the sword sprinkled autumn water belonged to the attachment style of the Qi Sect's moves, that is, it had to rely on the sword itself to exist, and the effect it played was only to strengthen the power and scope of the sword.

It is very different from the discrete type that can still exist independently after being separated.

Then it is obvious that transforming the true qi into thunder and then controlling the thunder to strike the opponent's ten thousand thunders is naturally a discrete move.

In this case, can he use the transformation method of sword sprinkling autumn water to transform his true qi into the form of thunder, and use the attachment method to control the thunder? Su Mu thought seriously.

It is not difficult to understand that Su Mu would have such an idea, after all, he had already had the experience of successfully using the "Ten Thousand Thunders". Although it wasn't his own consciousness manipulating him, Su Mu felt the mystery of his moves once.

The essence of the "Ten Thousand Thunders" is to transform the form of a large amount of true qi released from the body into thunder between heaven and earth, and then compress it into a sword shape to guide the attack on the enemy.

Although it is not at the same level at all in terms of the amount of true qi required and the complexity of transformation compared to the sword sprinkled autumn water, is it possible to combine the two?

Su Mu's fire of curiosity suddenly burned again.

The reason why Su Mu couldn't use the Ten Thousand Thunders was not that he couldn't, but because his True Qi cultivation was too low, the True Qi released outside his body couldn't even maintain the sword form, and naturally he couldn't achieve the terrifying power of the Thunder of Heaven and Earth.

But that didn't mean he couldn't try Thunder's form transformation on a small scale.

It's like a sword sprinkled with autumn water.

Thinking of it, Su Mu closed his eyes again, concentrated, and couldn't wait to try.

Yin Yu, who was watching from the side, felt very strange, Su Mu was obviously able to master the sword sprinkling autumn water very skillfully, why did he have been charging for so long this time, but his true qi had not yet been transformed into a mist form?

And seeing that Su Mu's eyes were closed at this time, his expression was solemn, and even his eyebrows were wrinkled, as if he was thinking about something very difficult and obscure.

Yin Yu had never seen Su Mu with such an expression, looking at Su Mu's face for a while red and white, could it be that he was overusing his true qi to try a Qi sect move that he was not good at, causing something wrong with the meridians?

It can't be crazy, right?

Yin Yu was in a hurry all of a sudden, and the scene of Su Mu's meridians being shattered and blood spurting wildly still appeared in her nightmare from time to time.

She has to hurry up to find the master, and she can't let Brother Mu take another risk.

Thinking of this, Otowa was about to turn around and leave to ask Takatoyama for help, when suddenly a thunderclap sounded in her ears.

"Zizizi" Otoha looked at it and suddenly couldn't believe his eyes.

What's the situation? Isn't Brother Mu practicing sword sprinkling autumn water, at this time, what shrouds his sword body is not a mist of true qi at all, it is clearly one thunderbolt after another!

Su Mu finally opened his eyes slowly, looking at the miniature thunderbolt wrapped around the sword in front of him, and felt very happy and satisfied.

To be honest, when he first tried, Su Mu himself was not confident that he could successfully achieve the transformation of Thunder's form. You must know that True Qi is originally a faint mist, so it is not too difficult to transform it into a slightly thicker water mist, but Thunder is completely different.

These are two completely different things, and the imagination and control required to transform them are completely incomparable.

What's more, what Su Mu wanted was to reproduce a miniature Ten Thousand Thunder to the greatest extent. Although it is only large enough to wrap around a sword, its nature is no different from that of a real thunderbolt.

This is also why the talented Su Mu has spent so long.

Su Mu was almost thinking back to the feeling of his body when he used the Ten Thousand Thunders on the night of the Drunken Immortal Residence, and imitated and reproduced it little by little according to the gourd painting.

In front of this unparalleled kendo mystery, even Su Mu had a feeling that his understanding was not enough. At this time, he seemed to be no different from other ordinary disciples in the sect, and he learned how the teacher did.

It's just that Su Mu's teacher is himself.