As the light cluster flickered, although the ghostly light continued to converge, it eventually transford into an ancient, tattered scroll, lying quietly on the table in front of Su Tu.
At this mont, with the appearance of the ancient scroll, Su Tu’s breathing beca incredibly rapid, and a trace of fervor appeared in his eyes, but he quickly returned to his usual self.
The mysterious Basic Skill related to the Immortals needed no further explanation; Su Tu already knew what this skill was.
This sense of familiarity, this inexplicable attraction, all pointed to one thing...
The ancient scroll before him was the second half of the scroll Su Tu had seen before!!
Different prodigies comprehended different Basic Skills from that ancient scroll.
And this Daoist Skill, in Su Tu’s eyes at this mont, represented... Immortal Burial!!
Just before, he had speculated that his inability to enter the Inner Realm and continue the challenge on the path was due to the incompleteness of the Immortal Burial.
Unexpectedly, his speculation was verified so quickly.
In an instant, Su Tu felt unparalleled joy, but at the sa ti, a trace of coldness erged in his heart.
Mysteriously, he recalled his previous conclusion that sothing was pushing this era’s prodigies to grow stronger.
Perhaps the reason he obtained the second half of the Immortal Burial so quickly was also due to that existence’s push.
"Then I won’t be polite. If there are more such ’sches’ and ’sugar-coated bullets’, don’t hesitate to co to . I can handle it."
Su Tu thought in his heart.
But his face showed no change as he looked at Dean Situ, originally intending to feign a surprised expression.
After all, his cultivation of the Immortal Burial had always been kept hidden under Old Zhou’s suggestion.
However, Dean Situ seed to have known sothing and simply gestured, forcing back the words Su Tu wanted to say.
"This thing can only be comprehended by prodigies with enough talent and destiny. If you’re interested, keep it for cultivation."
"If you’re not interested, trading it is also an excellent choice."
Dean Situ’s tone seed to be explaining, but Su Tu only felt it was more like a clumsy ’concealnt’ of acting.
This behavior was obvious; Dean Situ definitely knew that his cultivation of the Basic Skill ca from that ancient scroll.
But since the dean didn’t wish to expose it, Su Tu was happy to go along.
"Okay, Dean. I’ll see if I have the destiny and talent to cultivate this Daoist Skill."
Su Tu said seriously, with a very humble tone.
Hearing this, Dean Situ couldn’t help but burst into laughter.
But soon, he regained his seriousness.
"When cultivating this Daoist Skill, be careful. This Basic Skill is very mysterious, and whether you comprehend from the first half or the second half, with destiny, you can find your unique Basic Skill within it."
"But if you complete it, no one knows what will happen."
Dean Situ spoke these words with a profound aning.
"Has no one ever cultivated the complete form of this Daoist Skill?"
Su Tu paid no attention to Dean Situ’s hint and asked directly.
"Across the entire ancient Star River, there are only a handful that I know of who have gathered and cultivated this complete Daoist Skill."
"They were all peerless, true prodigies who erged from countless grains of sand in the river."
"And their fates were either to disappear entirely within the Star River or to truly stand at its peak, their achievents and battle power surpassing the Supre."
Dean Situ said these words clearly.
Upon hearing this, a glint flashed in Su Tu’s eyes.
Su Tu might understand why Old Zhou didn’t tell him about the incomplete scroll; just that one sentence of disappearing explained so much.
Given Old Zhou’s endless protectiveness, he naturally wouldn’t let Su Tu take such a huge risk.
"I understand. Thank you, Dean. Unfortunately, I only have the second half and don’t know what kind of prodigy qualifies to gather the entire skill."
"They must be soone with unparalleled talent."
Su Tu said with an expression of regret.
"You, you~"
Seeing his expression, Dean Situ finally couldn’t hold back, repeatedly pointing at Su Tu with a smile on his lips.
Su Tu couldn’t help but laugh out loud as well.
The room echoed with the hearty laughter of an elder and a youth, feeling utterly carefree.
After a while, they settled down.
Then, Dean Situ looked at Su Tu and said earnestly, "Before cultivating this Daoist Skill, you need to think carefully."
"No one can help you. Whatever you see, others cannot comprehend, and whatever you gain, others cannot guide."
"This is the path of the lone, strong cultivator."
Hearing this, there was no ripple in Su Tu’s heart.
Because he had long set foot on this path!!
At this mont, Su Tu’s heart was filled with an indescribable anticipation. He was too eager to know what the complete Immortal Burial would be like.
"I understand. Thank you, Dean, for the reminder."
Su Tu replied earnestly, always taking others’ kindness seriously.
"Then I won’t disturb you anymore."
"The day after tomorrow, you’ll set off to the Emperor Star. To prevent any accidents, a strong cultivator will escort you."
As he said this, a hint of mystery flashed across Dean Situ’s face.
"I will also make a trip to the Emperor Star later and bring you sothing. It’s ti to fulfill what I promised you before."
Dean Situ said cheerfully with a smile.
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