Chapter 3059 Entering A Huge Whirlpool Again

The swordsmanship manuals on the second floor of the Truth Library had requirements on compatibility degree of Truth of Godly Way, so Zen could only buy manuals for Beldene and some others who were outstandingly talented among the disciples of the Sword Light Palace.

As to the grading system for the swordsmanship manuals on the list of the Sword Light Palace, Zen had no idea.

Zen took out eight swordsmanship manuals under the eager eyes of Beldene and the others.

As Beldene took them from Zen, his face shifted when he saw 'Buddhist Swordsmanship' written on the cover of one of the swordsmanship manuals.

Elgin and the others walked up to Beldene and grabbed a swordsmanship manual each from his hands. One of them looked his swordsmanship manual over and his eyes widened. He exclaimed, "Divine River Swordsmanship! This is the swordsmanship the former leader has cultivated!"

Beldene nodded, his expression serious. "These are all sixth-level swordsmanship manuals. They belong to the top truth theurgies on the swordsmanship manual list. You must have paid a heavy price for these swordsmanship manuals!" he said to Zen.

Zen waved a hand.

He had earned 15 million divine crystals not long after he had entered the Source World. It might have been by luck, but he could use them for a long time. These eight swordsmanship manuals altogether had only cost him about three hundred thousand divine crystals.

"Flag Master, can I practice this swordsmanship?" Elgin looked at Zen eagerly.

The other disciples held on to their swordsmanship manuals, their hands trembling.

To the disciples of the Sword Light Palace, these swordsmanship manuals only existed in legends. They weren't allowed to practice these swordsmanship manuals even if they were direct descendants of the Qiu Clan and the Bai Clan.

Only core members of the Sword Light Palace were qualified to practice them.

"Take any you like. These swordsmanship manuals are yours," Zen said with a smile.

The place suddenly fell silent as the disciples began to carefully read the swordsmanship manuals they were holding.

Zen looked up at the sky. The sunset glow tinted the sky red. There was still an hour before it would get dark. So he found a corner, settled in, and opened the manual on the Godly Ways Blending Swordsmanship to study it.

According to Beldene, the swordsmanship manual list had classified swordsmanship manuals all over the world into six grades.

Since the Godly Ways Blending Swordsmanship in his hand was a supreme swordsmanship manual, he assumed it might not be included in the list.

But the supreme swordsmanship manuals were probably not the top swordsmanship manuals. The s

he disappear again?" the Ear Mouse squeaked again, anxious that Zen had left.

Dorothy ignored the Ear Mouse and stayed put beside the huge whirlpool.

Zen's body was a must to unlock the huge whirlpool and his body was now still at the second line.

Earlier in the day, Zen had learned from Monica that there was no secret practice room outside the Dragon City. So if he wanted to find a secret place, he needed to sneak underground. Many people went underground if they didn't want to be disturbed.

Zen exited the Sea of Truth, reached out a hand, and gently pressed it to the ground. A huge force spread downwards, a slight tremor shaking the ground. Moments later, a huge pit about a hundred feet deep appeared under his feet.

He then set a barrier around this pit and hid himself inside it.

The others were either immersing themselves in comprehending the truth theurgies, or wandering around the Sea of Truth. They wouldn't care even if they noticed Zen's actions. After all, it was none of their business.

Zen ignited the flame and once again, landed on the Sea of Truth.

It was much easier for him to use his body to cross the sea than to use his Soul of Light.

There was resistance at the third and the fourth lines, but it didn't affect Zen.

He swam for four hours in the Sea of Truth before he saw the huge whirlpool. He could even faintly see the outlines of Dorothy and the Ear Mouse in the distance.

The Ear Mouse only knew that Zen could unlock the huge whirlpool. But Zen didn't want to expose his method of unlocking the huge whirlpool to it. So he decided to enter the whirlpool from its other end. The moment he made up his mind, his body was sucked into the bottom of the whirlpool.

This time, Zen felt at ease since he was now familiar with the process.