However, he was powerless like Alan.
So he wrote another letter to comfort Alan and said that he would do his best to report the situation here to the Alliance, hoping that the Silver Council would make the right decision.
In the midst of the exchange of letters.
Matthew also learned from Sanger that Alan was imprisoned on a small hill called Trade Wind Cliff by Tyraste.
It was located at the second highest point of the Jade Court. The scenery was good. She was fine, but her ntal condition was not good.
She was probably worried about the future of the wood elves.
The owl sent the reply from the Silver Council.
As Matthew had expected, the Silver Council hoped that he could pay close attention to Tyraste's ntal state but not easily interfere with the elves 'internal decisions and actions.
It was said that a special committee had been set up within the parliant, and they were discussing the issue of the Jade Court intensely.
They would give a clearer answer as soon as possible.
Matthew read the reply letter several tis and the summary was... 'Watch from a distance.'
Then, Hood told him the truth behind the reply letter.
"The Seven Saints and Lord Edmond are not here, and a few Legendary mages are busy. No one in the Silver Council can take care of this.
"Besides, it's not a bad thing for them if so elves were to die.
"They did form a committee about the Jade Court incident, but the mbers of the committee were all Level-20, Tier 5 Mages. Most of the ti, they would only discuss the appearance and figure of the Wood Elves. A few tis, they were studying how to save the alliance from the catastrophe caused by Tyraste. In fact, they were doing it for their own benefit.
However, when soone asked who was going to face Tyraste... This group of people began to discuss serious topics such as the eting's end and what to eat for lunch…"
This was the Silver Council.
Matthew was not surprised by this. Most of the powerful mages had their own faction. Even Mulan, who was a partial but powerful legend, had his own mage tower. He rarely paid attention to the people of the Silver Council.
The rest who signed up for the council were either ssengers for the Seven Saints and Edmond or mascots.
Moreover, it was indeed a little difficult to expect a bunch of old people who had yet to reach Legend to discuss how to deal with a Sword Saint who was a Superior Legend.
Seeing this…
Matthew followed the Silver Council's instructions and turned a blind eye to what happened in Jade Court.
But at the sa ti...
He also paid close attention to Tyraste's situation.
Every day, he would chat with Beanna for a while.
Originally, he thought…
Tyraste had only accepted Beanna as a disciple perfunctorily.
However, after these few days of understanding.
Matthew realized that Tyraste must have put in so effort to impart the swordsmanship thod.
This was evident from Beanna's daily complaints about how difficult it was to practice the sword. However, her swordsmanship was becoming more and more exquisite, and there was even a hint of indescribable charm to it.
"Does Tyraste really want to take Beanna as his disciple?
"Could it be that this little girl really has sword arts talent? "
Matthew couldn't help but look at her in a new light.
A few days later.
Beanna also told Matthew that the sword technique she was currently cultivating was the Heavenly Mandate Sword Technique that Tyraste had created after encountering the Apocalypse!
It was said that the [Heavenly Mandate] sword-art had three stages.
In the first stage, the bamboo stick was used as a sword. Because the bamboo stick was hard and brittle, it was difficult for the novice to control the strength.
Using this as a weapon was the most suitable for training spiritual power.
After reaching this level, you can enter the second stage of learning.
The second stage focused on the practice of various types of real swords, focusing on the accumulation of a large number of actual combat experience. It was necessary to achieve the proficiency of each type of sword to the realm of perfection.
There were no shortcuts at this stage.
You could only bury your head in training.
Before the third stage, you need to accept the Apocalypse.
Only after the apocalypse.
Only then could he reach the mysterious realm of "everything can be a sword" like Tyraste.
Matthew was very interested in the Apocalypse that Tyraste ntioned.
He had wanted to beat around the bush to figure it out.
Unexpectedly, Beanna said directly,
"Teacher once said that the sword technique he cultivated ca from the Jade Phoenix Sword Technique left behind by the Divine Phoenix, but it had already surpassed it.
"In the process of practising that set of sword techniques, he gradually comprehended a realm similar to the integration of Heaven and man that the martial monk spoke of.
" When he encountered the Apocalypse, he saw many scenes. So of them were scenes of unknown lands, and the other was the scene of the apocalypse in the Far East.
"He guessed that the scene of the unknown land might have co from the Eastern Continent, and the Apocalypse Enlightennt he encountered seed to have been summoned by the incarnation of the Heavenly Dragon…"
'The Apocalypse of Tyraste actually ca from the Eastern Continent and the Heavenly Dragon?'
This was sothing Matthew had never expected.
For a while, he even suspected that the old elf was bewitched by the Void Ruler!
At first, Matthew did not believe it.
Until Beanna displayed one of the moves of the Heavenly Mandate Sword Technique in front of him.
Beanna's moves were quite standard. It seed that she had indeed been taught by a famous teacher.
But most importantly…
It was the charm of her sword that made Matthew feel a little different.
He had once sensed the soul of the heavenly dragon on the island.
He was quite sensitive to the aura of the Heavenly Dragon.
Therefore, he was certain that the other party's sword move was indeed related to the Heavenly Dragon.
At the sa ti...
Matthew also reacted.
No matter how talented Beanna was, she couldn't have mastered it so quickly.
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