At night, Mo Hua practiced the Concealment Formation and the Reversed Spirit Formation on the Taoist Stele in his Sea of Consciousness.
He was already familiar with the Concealment Formation, merely reviewing it.
The Reversed Spirit Formation was extremely difficult; a complete one required the Divine Sense of ten patterns, which Mo Hua couldn't draw yet—it just served as a training tool to hone his Divine Sense.
The next morning, he rose early to perform his routine cultivation for two hours.
After a quick breakfast, he set off for Big Black Mountain, crossing the Outer Mountain to reach the Inner Mountain and then arrived at the cliff edge.
The cliff rose steeply a thousand feet high, wrapped in clouds and mist, its depth unfathomable.
Mo Hua sat cross-legged at the edge of the cliff, closed his eyes and released his Divine Sense downward to probe beneath the cliff.
This time, with a hypothesis in mind, his purpose was more specific and his perception even more careful.
