My Master Knows It All

1113: 286_5 1113: 286_5 Ling Xi and the others followed the crowd and flew to a mountain.

Clearly, Immortal Bi Yue was in the midst of Enlightenment on this mountain.

However, the group did not rashly enter the mountain; they simply stopped outside.

Now, as Immortal Bi Yue was in Enlightenment, if they were to go forward recklessly and interrupt her, it could lead to a massive feud.

Not only did the group not enter the mountain, but they even stopped at some distance from it, each one looking at the phenomenon in the Void, astounded.

“Ordinary Enlightenment occurs in just an instant, but look, Immortal Bi Yue’s Enlightenment has lasted so long.”

“I’m afraid it has been a stick of incense’s time.”

“Immortal Bi Yue…

Look, the phenomenon in the sky has disappeared.

Immortal Bi Yue has finished her Enlightenment.”

Even though Immortal Bi Yue had completed her Enlightenment, the group still did not proceed to the mountain.

After Enlightenment, Immortal Bi Yue would inevitably make significant gains; she might be organizing her gains, and it clearly wasn’t the right time to approach.

As Immortal Bi Yue concluded her Enlightenment, she came down from the Void towards Cao Zhen and gave him a deep bow, sincerely saying, “Thank you, Master Cao, for your assistance.

I will forever remember the grace of this Enlightenment in my heart!”

She truly hadn’t expected that she would achieve Enlightenment this time, and even managed to improve her movement technique!

Primarily, the level of zither playing she witnessed far exceeded her imagination.

She really couldn’t imagine someone’s mastery of Musical Rhythm reaching such heights.

Being from a Great Teaching, though their Dragon Chant Sect wasn’t focused on entering the way through Musical Rhythm, she had seen many masters of Rhythm, yet none could compare to Cao Zhen before her.

Even more unimaginable to her was that such a master existed, and yet she had never heard of him before.

Cao Zhen felt that he really had a passive skill—inducing others to achieve Enlightenment.

Playing a piece that induced Enlightenment, especially for someone who had reached the limit of the Golden Core Stage.

He had previously heard that Immortal Bi Yue was at the limit of the Golden Core Stage; normally, one couldn’t enhance their capabilities beyond this limit.

But he and Xiang Ziyu both had reached the limit of the Golden Core Stage and were still able to cultivate the Eight Nine Mysterious Art, just that they couldn’t continue to cultivate further after a specific point.

Thus, it was evident that after reaching the Golden Core Period Limit, one could still enhance their powers, but the enhancement must come from other aspects, like improving Swordsmanship, forging the body like he and Xiang Ziyu, or enhancing the movement technique like the current Immortal Bi Yue.

Of course, this enhancement seemed to have its limits, like for himself and Xiang Ziyu, where the Heavenly Dao no longer allowed them to enhance further.

While Cao Zhen pondered, Immortal Bi Yue spoke up again, “Master Cao, the music piece you played just now, I have never heard of it before.

May I know the name of that piece?”

“The name?” Cao Zhen was momentarily stunned.

He could play the piece, but he really didn’t know its name.

Well, he might as well just make up a name then.

Cao Zhen looked up at the moon above and suddenly said, “Moon Infiniteness.”

“Moon Infiniteness?

What a strange name.

It doesn’t sound like the name of a music piece; it rather sounds like the name of a movement technique.” Immortal Bi Yue was also struck by a thought and suddenly said, “Master Cao, my current movement technique, inspired by your music, was created by me.

If you don’t mind, may I name my movement technique ‘Moon Infiniteness’?”

“Of course, no problem.

The name fits your movement technique well,” Cao Zhen said and then suddenly, out of the blue, asked, “Just a question, was your original name before Immortal Cultivation surname Lu?”

Immortal Bi Yue was clearly a pseudonym she adopted after commencing Immortal Cultivation; she certainly had another name before this.

“Lu?” Immortal Bi Yue shook her head and said, “My surname is Zhang before Immortal Cultivation.

May I ask why Master Cao is asking me this?”

“It turns out to be Zhang,” Cao Zhen sighed and casually said, “No reason, just that there used to be someone surnamed Lu, and she resembled you quite a bit.

Not in appearance, but your movement techniques are very similar.”

“Oh?

There’s such a person?” Immortal Bi Yue curiously asked, “May I know what that Dao Companion is called?”

“Luna.” Cao Zhen spoke and looked again at Immortal Bi Yue, feeling now I have answered your question, shouldn’t you continue the gestures?

Previously, individuals like Wu Jianzi, Qing Mozi, and Jiang Yan, after their Enlightenment, all accepted me as their Pathfinder.

Aren’t you also going to acknowledge it?

But no matter how he observed, Immortal Bi Yue showed no such signs, and even her vividly pale face that seemed to radiate with light turned blush with shyness as she asked, “Master Cao, is there something…

wrong with my face?”

“No, no,” Cao Zhen waved his hand and pointed outside, saying, “But now, outside, it seems a crowd has gathered, probably to see you.”

Immortal Bi Yue turned back to look outside, seeing the shadows in the distant Void, her face exhibiting a helplessness as she said, “They are probably curious about my Enlightenment and thus have come.

Master Cao, rest assured, Immortal Bi Yue will handle this matter and will not allow them to disturb you.”

Master Cao had such immense skills, yet his name had not spread across the whole Eastern Province, obviously, Master Cao is a low-profile person who dislikes being disturbed.