"Xiao Shu'er, have you noticed something strange about this fairy mountain?" Master Wan Jian asked.
Qin Shu nodded, "Well, the gravity is different. The gravity at the foot of the mountain is about twice that of the outside world. The higher you go up, the greater the gravity. It is estimated that it will be difficult to straighten up at the back."
Master Wanjian also nodded. Just when he was about to give her a few words, he heard her change of subject. He touched his chin and said, "This is a good place to exercise. If I had known this... I would have come a long time ago."
Of course, she muttered the last sentence indiscriminately, not daring to let her master hear it.
Master Wanjian didn't know what little Jiujiu was in her heart, and glared at her, "Don't take this place seriously. Last time I was blocked by the heavy fog and couldn't get out after walking for a long time. With your little cultivation , maybe it’s pretty good in Scarlet Gold City, but without Scarlet Gold City, it’s nothing!”
A master always has to knock his disciples from time to time. This is also the norm between masters and disciples.
However, in Qin Shu's eyes, she didn't underestimate this place at all. If it weren't for holding back her master at the critical moment, she wouldn't want to go up the mountain at all.
As soon as Master Wu Jian opened his mouth, Qin Shu nodded crazily, "Yes, yes, yes! Master, you are so right! That heavy fog can even trap you, otherwise we'd better not go, right?"
Wan Jian: "..."
He couldn't hold back, raised his hand and hit Qin Shu on the head with the scabbard, making a crisp sound of gold and stone colliding.
Wandering sword: "?"
This brain of hers? Are you wearing a magic weapon or something?
Or maybe the disciple in front of him is simply a fake? puppet?
Thinking of this, his eyes changed and he instantly drew his sword and pointed it at Qin Shu.
Qin Shu was also startled, what's going on? It's not like she just backed down, right?
"Who are you?"
Qin Shu was stunned, "I...are you my disciple?"
Master Wan Jian once again hit Qin Shu's head with his scabbard, and there was another clear voice, "Your head is all fake."
Qin Shu was speechless again for a while, "Master, this disciple is not talented, he just practices Iron Head Kung Fu."
Master Wan Jian still didn't believe it. When Qin Shu saw this, he lowered his voice and said, "Master, do you still remember the night we read the Great Swordsman comic strip in the library together?"
Master Wan Jian put away his sword and coughed lightly, "Let's go on our way."
Just as he took a step forward, he thought of something else. He stopped and told Qin Shu, "A monk should not be afraid of the past or the future. How can he give up because of unknown dangers?"
Qin Shu frowned and sighed, "But you can't just rush in knowing the danger and without any countermeasures, right? Isn't that reckless?"
Master Wan Jian said with a straight face, "If you don't want to go, I'll go by myself, Master!"
Qin Shu: "..."
She watched with her own eyes that Master Wan Jian raised his feet and took three or five steps quickly, and then his speed slowed down again, even slower than before.
Qin Shu understood in her heart that the gravity seemed to have doubled again.
One thing to say, this is indeed a good place for body training.
If used well, maybe a breakthrough can be made here during the muscle-strengthening period.
She quickly caught up with her master, feeling the sudden heavy gravity on her body and looking at the footprints on the ground that seemed to become more obvious.
"Master, you said that it has been two months since this fairy mountain appeared, and no other monks have come to explore it?"
Qin Shu was a little strange. Although the bones might be eaten by the plants here, the footprints on the ground would not disappear so quickly, right?
"The Immortal Mountain is so big, it may not follow the same path as us." Master Wanjian said casually.
As soon as he finished speaking, his Zhanlu Sword flashed with sword light, and a vine broke into two pieces behind Qin Shu.
Qin Shu didn't even look back, she just hugged her fist towards her master and said, "It feels safer to follow my master."
There was a smile in Master Wang Jian's eyes, but he said: "Just be lazy, how can you practice like this?"
Qin Shu spread her hands, "Just resisting this gravity has already exhausted all the disciple's strength."
"Stop coming!"
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The master and apprentice cut down many plants along the way, and the higher they went, the stronger their attack power became.
At the foot of the mountain, you just accidentally encounter an attacking plant. If you go up, it will affect your whole body. If you step on a plant, it will attract countless attacks.
Qin Shu no longer expected her master to protect her. She drew her sword and chopped down a few vines that looked like steel bars, then pinched a ball of fire. Just as I was about to throw it out, I was afraid that I would accidentally set the mountain on fire.
She sighed, and as soon as her aura changed, the fire ball in her hand turned into wood aura again.
Since this is a jungle, her wood spirit energy can be considered the home field. Maybe she can use wood spirit energy to control these plants?
The spiritual energy landed on the vine closest to her as she hit it. Qin Shu tried it first and found that it was relatively easy to use, so she used a few more wood spiritual energy to shoot out.
During the fight, Wan Jian Zhenren took a moment to glance at his little disciple, and he was shocked.
He looked at Qin Shu sitting cross-legged on the ground with questions in his head, and played a magic spell from time to time.
In front of her was a giant net. The vines that attacked her were woven together one by one at some point, forming a large net that blocked the surrounding attacks for Qin Shu.
Not only that, the vines attacking her around her were constantly adding to her web.
He was really impressed that someone could be lazy and steal to this extent.
He eliminated the last attacking spiritual plant in three attempts, and then walked to Qin Shu's side, "Your method is not bad."
Qin Shu sighed, "It's not bad, but it's a bit laborious. Master, help me protect the law until I recover."
Master Wan Jian: "..."
He finally figured out that this girl was just stalling for time.
Is she really such an accurate fortune teller?
Master Wanjian folded his arms, took out the jade slip and went to Master Yunli, the most accurate person in the sect to make predictions...
While Qin Shu closed her eyes to regain her mental strength, she quietly looked at Master Wu Jian who was playing with the jade slip next to her. She sighed silently in her heart. It might take a while.
Weaving the web was effortless at all. She used the method she learned in Central Continent and used magic techniques to absorb the wood spiritual energy in the air to control these spiritual plants.
She hoped that others would be more courageous and climb to the top of the mountain as soon as possible so that she could see what dangers there were.
Although there were many obstacles on the way up the mountain, Qin Shu and Master Wan Jian still reached the mountainside six days later.
The gravity here is even greater, and Qin Shu and Master Wan Jian will sweat like rain every step they take.
Not far from the place where the solar energy shines, Qin Shu felt a little uneasy. She had to stop the master before he entered that area.
However, this time, before Qin Shu could stop him, someone took action.
