Chapter 130: Chapter 125: Give Wholeheartedly Chapter 130: Chapter 125: Give Wholeheartedly “Hesel, let’s go. We’re heading to the Abyss Training Field for archery practice.” Muria, carrying a large bow almost as tall as him, entered a stone palace, calling out the name of the Silvermoon Elf.

In just a few days, the originally simple and unadorned stone palace had completely changed. An elf had moved there, flowers and vines encompassed the palace. Stepping into its surrounding, one could smell a pleasing mix of floral scents.

“Have you finished your swordsmanship training?” Hearing Muria’s call, a somewhat sluggishly elf girl, yawning, walked out of the stone palace, looking at Muria who was carrying a big bow.

“I’ve finished the training.” Muria looked at the Silvermoon Elf, feeling somewhat guilty and helpless.

When he returned home with the Sword Saint, the Elf girl seemed to guess something but didn’t question him. She still followed him, but she chose not to stay with Muria but rather dwelling alone in a big hall.

“All right, wait for me.” The Elf girl nodded, her attitude neither warm nor cold. “I’m going to get ready. It won’t take long.”

Soon after, the elf girl, wearing a light suit of vine armor and holding a wooden bow, stepped out. She was then teleported by Cassio to the Abyss Training Field. Here, with Cassio’s guidance, Muria used the endless demons in the training field as targets to practice the Elf Lineage Archery…

Muria’s daily routine was adjusted once again. Every morning, he practiced the basic swordsmanship a thousand times under a hundred times gravity. Then, he and the Silvermoon Elf Hesel went into the Abyss Training Field for archery practice.

As for his previous manipulation, the naive elf girl seemed oblivious. She never brought it up, and each time she instructed Muria in the Elf Lineage Archery, she wholeheartedly imparted her knowledge without any reserve.

This mentality infused Muria with a touch of guilt, feeling like he was wronging her. A sense of guilt for deceiving the naive girl emerged gradually, and as time went by, this restless guilt made Muria increasingly uncomfortable.

Soon after, Muria confessed everything to her. He stated the purpose of his archery learning and then very sincerely apologized to the Elf girl. Of course, he also expressed his desire to continue studying Elven archery. After all, the Elven archery indeed had its unique aspects that are worth learning.

As for Muria’s confession and apology, the Elf girl simply gave him a brisk affirmative response, after which she refrained from saying anything further. Everything reverted back to normal, as if nothing had happened.

Thus, time quietly passed. The Sword Saint went directly to stay with Muria. As for Legendary Titan Yashiburn’s intention to learn the Titan Lineage Sword Technique, he assigned it directly to Muria. After all, every member of the Titan Tribe possessed all the inheritance, and even the hybrid Muria held all the inheritance.

When Muria learned this from Cassio, he was surprisingly stunned for a while. He didn’t expect it to turn out like this, but on second thought, he was indeed the most suitable candidate. In the whole Titan Islands, he had interacted most and was most familiar with the Sword Saint.

After all, Legendary Titan Yashiburn, who had accepted the Sword Saint, was already preparing for the Path to Epic. He didn’t have much spare time, so the request from Sword Saint Ron was naturally handed over to Muria.

Of course, Muria did not work for free. Along with this order that was more of a request, came a substantial piece of Legendary Metal of about the size of Muria’s fist in his Titan Form. This was the remuneration paid by Yashiburn to Muria.

Obviously, Muria would not refuse such an order that was more of a request. He could never have too much of Legendary Metal, let alone, the stay of Sword Saint Ron had too many benefits for him. The experience of Sword Saint Ron made his knowledge tremendously rich, not to mention his broadened horizons.

Not only did he hold nothing back in teaching Muria swordsmanship, but the Swordsaint also offered guidance when Muria practiced other martial arts. He was undeniably devoted and diligent.

In some respects, Swordsaint Ron could be considered the kindest person Muria had met since birth. His own parents had never instructed him so thoroughly.

Of course, Muria could guess why Swordsaint was so good to him. After his defeat, the Legendary Titan Yashiburn paid a steep price for him, not only healing him, but also revitalizing his nearly drained legendary body, making him stronger than ever before.

This gave Swordsaint Ron a sense of debt, which could only be alleviated by offering a treasure equivalent to the Eternal Life Tree Essence to the Legendary Titan Yashiburn.

However, embarrassingly, the most valuable items Swordsaint Ron possessed, the five legendary items on him, and a legendary set that had been passed down for ages, were all destroyed in the battle against the Titan Yashiburn.

He didn’t have a single item that could be useful to the Legendary peak… So, when Muria asked him for apprenticeship in swordsmanship, Swordsaint Ron was tempted, yet he refused Muria, whilst willing to guide on Muria’s path of swordsmanship.

Subsequently, he moved into Muria’s residence, becoming his “personal grandfather,” wholeheartedly guiding Muria’s training in swordsmanship.

This situation intensified once Muria started unveiling and teaching the Titan’s inheritance sword technique to Swordsaint Ron, as per Legendary Titan Yashiburn’s request. Swordsaint also began teaching Muria the top-tier sword technique he had received, sharing his comprehension of the sword, without any reservation.

Time quietly passed in such training…

As it turned out, having a forthright, exhaustive Legendary Sword Saint as a teacher was no less than a cheat code for a Gold Rank young Titan like Muria.

Because in battles against Titans of the same rank, he effortlessly defeated his peers, demonstrating superior physical strength and technique, winning a hundred battles out of a hundred. Even against a Golden Fifth-Order Titan, he was able to suppress his opponent, erasing any past frustrations.

Moreover, the Blazing Sky God Race genius, Michaela, had always been evenly matched with Muria in their previous battles, with neither gaining the upper hand under self-imposed restraints.

But now, she could not afford to hold back at all. Otherwise, she would face defeat. She had to fully unleash her power, which was a rank higher than Muria’s, to completely suppress him.

With victories day after day, Muria felt extremely pleased, relieving the gloom from the initial days on the Titan Clan Lands and sweeping away the gloom in his heart. The joy of victory in these battles made Muria more enthusiastic about training in martial arts and more diligent in his cultivation.

Unfortunately, no matter how hard Muria worked, his strength progressed at an incredibly slow pace. Still, he was indeed gradually improving. He had a hunch that soon, he would advance to the fifth-order Gold Rank.

Then, he would be just one step away from Soul Intent. Upon advancing to Soul Intent, he could harness the power of the soul and multiply his battle strength many times over.

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