Stop it, Taoist, Your Fight almost Ruins the DAO!-Chapter 809 - 461 Void Orifice, External Divine Spirit, Mirror Flower Water Moon·Eternal Tranquility of Celestial Being, Pure Yang Forbidden Fist!

809: Chapter 461 Void Orifice, External Divine Spirit, Mirror Flower Water Moon·Eternal Tranquility of Celestial Being, Pure Yang Forbidden Fist!

The Might of True Technique_2

809 -461 Void Orifice, External Divine Spirit, Mirror Flower Water Moon·Eternal Tranquility of Celestial Being, Pure Yang Forbidden Fist!

The Might of True Technique_2

At this point, another person mentioned a swordsman who had made a pact with two friends to wander the Martial World and uphold justice, only to abandon his comrades during a raid by bandits, resulting in one friend’s death.

Now, whenever this person gets drunk, he mutters that his departed friends have achieved high status, far beyond their past, so he no longer sees them, little does he know how many times his rusted sword, which he once called the sword of chivalry, has been drawn from its sheath.

Later, another drinker brought up a peculiar incident involving a young master surnamed Li of a scholarly family, wealthy and infatuated with a dancing girl.

He spent a fortune to win a smile from the beauty, but unfortunately prostitutes are heartless, and actors are without loyalty; the girl was taken by a high-ranking official and immediately threw herself into his embrace, giving no thought to her past love.

Fortunately, Young Master Li finally saw the light and returned to the right path, mastering the art of the flying dagger, accurate with every throw, earned the title of Top Scholar, and married a Commandery Princess.

The couple lived in harmony, their life as melodious as the music of the zither and lute, while that dancing girl, once enjoyed by the official, was cast aside like an old shoe,

It is said that now the dancing girl, with her beauty faded by age, often sits alone in a tavern late at night, lamenting her poor judgment in men.

Her past vows and promises were all hot air.

If someone knowledgeable of the affair objected, she would retort, “Apart from the facts, isn’t there some fault on Young Master Li’s side as well?”

After such rebuttals, no one dared to speak further, for the dancing girl was also a martial arts prodigy, proficient in the Hundred Schools of Fist Techniques, and not just anyone could withstand her might.

In the end, another guest spoke out: a reclusive small town miles away had produced a female genius who, despite her frail physique, managed to master the Little Broken Steps in less than two years without cultivating the Mysterious Arts, and could now cover thirty meters in a second…

At this point, the Taoist could not help but join the conversation.

“Fake, without cultivating the Mysterious Arts and practicing Little Broken Steps for less than two years, yet can move thirty meters in a second, has the culprit carriage been found yet?”

The drinkers were stunned, followed by an uproar, and they all exclaimed, “Bravo!”

Looking to perceive all living beings with discernment, the Taoist had sealed his own cultivation, previously failing to discern the truth of the stories among the inn’s guests.

But this matter he truly understood, because his Mysterious Arts were unmatched in the world!

Amidst the laughter and banter, a big yellow dog weaved continuously under the feet of the drinkers, occasionally receiving a piece of meat as reward, and sometimes the mischievous children would pick it up and laugh as they petted its head.

The dog was not bothered in the slightest and even responded with enthusiastic barks: “Woof, woof, woof!”

In the tavern, life in all its variety played out; the Taoist continued drinking, sometimes erupting in cheers when he heard an exciting part of a story:

“Waiter!

More wine!”

“Bravo!”

In the afternoon, the Taoist left the inn and began asking around; he discovered that the mad scholar, despite his arrogance and cynicism, was a righteous man who had fought against a kidnapper of children and was seriously wounded.

The General who retired to a life of solitude was remembered by countless townsfolk of the frontier city.

Li, the Top Scholar, and his Commandery Princess wife deeply in love, had a strange quirk—he loved smelly feet; the stinkier, the better.

The Taoist had witnessed this with his own eyes; it was absolutely true.

The old man, with ambition far greater than his ability, squandered his family wealth.

Although he drank recklessly and wallowed in past glories, the silver coins he earned from his accounting job mostly went on his wife and daughters, while he wore the same tattered long gown for many years, his wife and daughters dressed in newly bought padded jackets.

As for the dancing girl…

better left unmentioned; she was a mess.

“This is humanity; I have never truly seen humanity.”

“They are not just symbols, but living people.

This is real human life.”

“The ‘Treasure Moonlight King Great Prajna Divine Elephant Technique’ is the Buddhist Method of Refining the Spirit.

I see all beings, and all beings see me; I regard all beings, and all beings regard me!”

“I, the poor Taoist, have had an epiphany!”

With a sigh, the Taoist, burdened with astonishing wisdom, had gained insight into his path ahead.

He was too strong, his journey too smooth; the first thing he saw was himself, then I regarded the heavens and earth, then all beings.

In such spirit refinement, there were imbalances.

Now, to complete the Method of Refining the Spirit, one must first witness all beings, view the heavens and the earth through their eyes, and then see oneself amidst them.

Only through such mutual verification could the refinement of spirit be perfected.

“Thus, to find the Void Orifice and consolidate the External Divine Spirit capable of profound listening!”

With his path set, the Taoist continued his journey regardless of the storm and stress.

He restrained his cultivation and began to traverse the world.

The widely praised Pure Yang Taoist suddenly vanished from the world, startling countless powers, with no one knowing that he had become a Charcoal Seller at that moment.

Decades later, he became a porter.

Later, he was a landlord, Top Scholar, Corrupt Official, General, Coachman…

During that time, a Great Monk sought him once, but did not speak; after a brief encounter and exclaiming “Unfathomable!” three times, the monk turned and left.

The Long-Eared Monk could never have imagined that this old friend had truly grasped the essence of the Dharma Sutra and was attempting to incorporate it into his own True Technique system.

He was indeed on the right path.

Three thousand years passed, when suddenly an old retired soldier from the Frontier Army, sunbathing in a small courtyard, opened his eyes.

A flicker of joy appeared on the aged face of the Frontier Army veteran.

“Good!”

“The Void Orifice is fully delineated, the External Divine Spirit, profound listening of the Divine Elephant, today is finally complete.”

With these words, behind the old soldier, a sequence of light spots suddenly appeared, forming a colossal, purple, ethereal Divine Elephant behind him, rearing its head and trumpeting skyward!

“Divine Elephant!” “Magnificent!”

“Divine Elephant!” “Magnificent!”

“Divine Elephant!” “Magnificent!”

It took a full thousand years for the Taoist to find the first Void Orifice.

In the two thousand years that followed, the Taoist finally integrated the Great Prajna Divine Elephant True Meaning into his own True Technique, outlining 360 Void Orifices, aligning with the 720 Acupoints of his own Cultivation Body, corresponding to the number 1080, successfully cultivating the External Divine Elephant Primordial Spirit.