Chapter 648: Chapter 557 Let Be Your Second Sword Chapter 648: Chapter 557 Let Be Your Second Sword After the Cat Fraction’s Inheritance Core integrated with the Alder Sword Seal, it was as if a puppet had been infused with a soul, radiating brilliance. Roger felt as though sothing had co to life.
It was quite extraordinary; the Cat Fraction’s inheritance was no longer bound to text, nor was it rely recorded on paper. It was like a seed containing the guidance for cultivating swordsmanship and spiritual power.
Layer upon layer, it ford a complex entity capable of continuous evolution and advancent.
Roger didn’t need to provide hands-on guidance for each Demon Hunter Apprentice in their respective Fraction training; what he needed to do was to infuse the Fraction Heritage with his own spiritual power and insert it into the minds of the Demon Hunter Apprentices.
By drawing upon the spiritual power within the Demon Hunter Apprentices, the Fraction Heritage seeds would gradually grow, sprouting like living things within their spiritual and physical bodies, and even within their souls.
With the growth of power, the knowledge contained in the Fraction Heritage would be released gradually and absorbed, transford bit by bit.
In this process, information loss caused by interpersonal communication was eliminated, leaving only pure knowledge inheritance.
Even if it didn’t achieve a perfect 100% inheritance, compared with oral teachings and guidance, the efficiency of such inheritance was many tis greater.
What’s more, the Fraction Heritage obtained from Roger was sothing that could only be understood indirectly and not conveyed directly in words.
At present, even if a Demon Hunter who had received the heritage wanted to pass on the knowledge of the Fraction to others, they would likely have no way to articulate it.
Currently, the whole Demon Hunter Fraction had, at most, only ten Apprentice Hunters. Even if Roger planted the Inheritance Seeds one by one, it wouldn’t take too much ti.
Later on, when the heritage grew more robust, the Fraction Heritage would also beco more perfected, naturally finding better thods.
In fact, Roger wasn’t particularly fearful of the respective knowledge becoming widespread. What he cultivated and what the other Demon Hunters acquired—which had been altered by the Hunter’s Cabin—had already diverged into two similar yet completely different directions.
So parts were even beyond Roger’s full comprehension; those must be powers unique to the Hunter’s Cabin.
Roger believed that even if he placed the Cat Fraction Heritage in front of other Transcendents, they would likely have no way to investigate it.
[Cat Fraction Heritage—Alder Sword Seal Integration]
Having integrated the inheritances of both Eastern and Western traditions and bolstered by the Alder Sword Seal, the Demon Hunters who practice this Fraction have far greater control over the Alder Dharma Seal than other Dharma Seals.
Upon entering the Third Tier, they will automatically master a weakened version of the Alder Sword Seal. As they grasp the Dharma Seal and accumulate swordsmanship experience, the capabilities of the corresponding Sword Seal will also improve.
[Resonance] Cat Fraction Demon Hunters with the sa abilities can jointly unleash the Alder Sword Seal to enhance each other’s Sword Seal’s power and form a linkage.
When combined with Demon Hunters from other Fractions that have integrated different Sword Seals, there will be complentary effects, displaying different fusion results.
The Cat Fraction, passionately inclined toward offense, under the enhancent of the Core Sword Seal, will automatically master power compression and explosion.
They can accumulate damage in each attack, maximizing combat effectiveness!
Indeed, with the integration of the Sword Seal Core, the respective Fraction Heritage has undergone a change. Under the blessing of the Alder Sword Seal, the battle capability of the Cat Fraction Demon Hunters has been elevated to a new level.
Without exaggeration, in a battle among peers, the Cat Fraction Demon Hunters are significantly stronger than other Transcendents or Cultivators.
If two or three of them fight together, their combat power would soar even further.
Interspersing assistance in combat between different Fractions can also provide mutual compensation for any shortcomings, likely sparking new synergies.
Although the expression on his face did not change, Roger was indeed extrely satisfied with this outco.
The thod of inheritance solved the most difficult problem of offering guidance while simultaneously ensuring the secrecy of the inherited knowledge. After the respective Fraction Heritage was planted, the Demon Hunter Apprentices could complete their practice independently.
As their cultivation deepened, their natural sense of affinity with Roger would also strengthen, thus solving the situation where Transcendents only fought alone.
Between one or two there might not be much change, but as the number grows, the Demon Hunters who reach the Third Tier will unleash formidable power.
It’s even possible that through close collaboration, they could fight beyond their tier.
This was almost unthinkable in the Transcendent World known to Roger before.
Gazing into Higurashi Senka’s eyes full of expectation, Roger’s gaze remained calm, “Senka, you should be aware of where I co from. Even so, are you willing to learn the condensed thod that has changed?”
“Yes.”
Higurashi Senka answered in a deep voice.
“I can teach you, but I must clarify sothing in advance,” Roger said solemnly.
“The Autumn Water Fraction heritage originates from you. Now that I am channeling it back to you, I don’t need your promise on anything, but I hope you understand, what you will learn is no longer limited to rely a Guardian Spirit.”
“In the West, people like us share a common identity, we call ourselves Demon Hunters.”
“Goblins and specters…”
“Or the dark side of the human heart,” Roger added.
“These are all our hunting targets.”
“What you are inheriting is the heritage of the Cat Fraction.”
“So things, once accepted, will accompany you for life.”
“Are you sure you’ve thought this through?”
Reviews
All reviews (0)