Genshin Impact: The Sage's Disciple Doesn't Want Fame

Ji Ming has a clear conscience about this matter; he did not let Barbara be implicated.

After a long silence, Ji Ming did not turn around: "Next time, please tell Miss Barbara for me. She is the person in Mondstadt who cares about me the most, and also the only person in Mondstadt who makes me worry."

"You can say goodbye yourself. I don't have time to explain for you. I have to go to the new tavern for a drink."

Wendy walked around to Ji Ming's front, stood on tiptoe and poked his face. This time he didn't resist: "Give my regards to the old man. The old man I'm talking about is Morax."

After saying that, Wendy transformed into a wisp of breeze and drifted towards Mondstadt. He was not as idle as he appeared on the surface. Although he would not directly interfere in Ji Ming's affairs, it was always good to keep an eye on things in secret. He also wanted to find out whether the plan to silence him was actually Ice God's idea.

Ji Ming was still standing there, stunned. How could he possibly meet Morax? No, his master, Liu Yun Jie Feng Zhen Jun, was one of the Liyue Ascetics. As Liu Yun Jie Feng Zhen Jun's disciple, it shouldn't be difficult for him to meet Morax.

Fortunately, Ji Ming doesn't plan to return directly to Liyue Harbor this time. He intends to travel from Dihua Island all the way to Guili Plains, and then directly enter the Aozang Mountain region from Guili Plains to cultivate for a period of time with Senior Sister Shen He under the tutelage of Master Liuyun Jiefeng.

Immortal arts and the Eye of God are different systems, but the great way is simple and ultimately leads to the same goal. Now that we have the Eye of God with the wind attribute, it should be easy to cultivate higher-level immortal arts.

Among my senior and junior masters, who else is proficient in the elemental arts? Oh no, I only know the True Lord Liuyun Jiefeng among the immortals…

By the way, besides his own master, Uncle Xiao is at the Wangshu Inn in Dihuazhou. Isn't his Eye of God also wind attribute?

They were not far from Dihua Isle, and the outline of Wangshu Inn was right in front of them. Ji Ming couldn't help but feel a surge of excitement.

The Great Sage Who Subdues Demons is a famous and fierce general in mythology, but he is not well-known. It is likely that Uncle Xiao's strength is definitely not bad.

Upon arriving at Wangshu Inn, the wheels of the elevator platform creaked as guests entered the main area of ​​the inn, while fishermen cast their nets and fished nearby. The oasis brought life and joy to the land.

The last time I met Uncle Xiao was at the adventurer camp in Guili Plain. I don't know if I can successfully meet him at Wangshu Inn.

If all else fails, how about letting out a loud howl?

"Where are you, Immortal Xiao?!"

The surrounding tourists looked at him like he was an idiot and all avoided Ji Ming, who started acting without warning. He didn't care about the tourists' strange looks and howled a few more times.

He didn't directly call him "Uncle-Master," as that would be too presumptuous. After all, the other party hadn't formally acknowledged him as their nephew, and Ji Ming didn't intend to directly reveal his identity as a disciple of the immortal family, since it was his last trump card.

At this point, Ji Ming was somewhat surprised to find that his trump cards were exceptionally good, consisting of either a disciple of an immortal or the wind god Barbatos. Who in the world could rival him?

However, these are all defensive and self-protective measures. A true man should rely on himself to solve problems. Unless he is really outmatched, temporarily avoiding confrontation is a good option.

After howling for a while without getting a response, it seemed that Uncle Xiao was not at home. So Ji Ming had no intention of entering Wangshu Inn and turned around to head towards Guili Plain.

It wasn't until he reached a secluded fjord that Ji Ming sensed a familiar presence.

Since obtaining the Wind Attribute Eye of God, Ji Ming has found himself becoming increasingly sensitive to the wind element, especially to sudden changes in the wind element around him.

However, the newcomer showed no hostility and quickly revealed himself. It was none other than Uncle Xiao, who had been howling for a long time without coming out. He had been hiding in a crowded place and hadn't come out. Could he be a socially awkward person?

Ji Ming quickly cupped his hands in greeting: "Uncle-Master Xiao, your nephew greets you. May you be in good health."

Xiao almost lost his composure and waved his hand, saying, "No need for formalities. What brings you here?"

These days, Xiao has been suppressing demons everywhere, leaving only one clone at Wangshu Inn, while he himself is in a cave suppressing wear and tear.

Upon hearing the familiar call, Xiao rushed back to Wangshu Inn, where he found Liu Yun's newly accepted apprentice.

Ji Ming chuckled and said frankly, "Uncle-Master Xiao, I'll show you a great treasure."

After saying that, Ji Ming began to untie the drawstring of his trousers.

elf:"…………?"

Chapter 58 Lifting the skirt is a skill's pre-cast animation.

"I see. Your master must be very pleased that you encountered such a fortuitous opportunity on your trip to Mondstadt."

As Xiao gazed at the Wind Attribute Divine Eye at Ji Ming's waist, a rare, almost imperceptible smile appeared on his face. Even though he quickly withdrew it, the smile did not escape Ji Ming's eyes.

It seems that Uncle Xiao is very happy. Don't be fooled by the fact that this Great Sage who subdues demons usually seems unwilling to talk to people. He is genuinely happy when a junior encounters a good opportunity. This is the kind of proud and aloof person who is cold on the outside but warm on the inside.

Ji Ming chuckled: "Uncle-Master, besides my master, you are the only immortal I know who possesses the Wind-type Divine Eye, so I've come here to learn how to use the Divine Eye."

Is that how it is? This kid is quite pragmatic. Xiao didn't pay much attention to it and reminded him, "Pull up your pants first."

"Oh, thank you for reminding me, Uncle-Master."

Ji Ming quickly picked up his pants that had fallen to the ground and tied the waistband under Xiao's slightly speechless gaze. He noticed a mottled machete at Ji Ming's waist, which looked quite old.

Setting aside the unimportant matters, Xiao slightly raised his head, looked into Ji Ming's eyes, and asked, "Why don't you go find your master?"

"Because I want to learn some cool moves."

The implication is that this child might think his master's moves aren't cool enough.

If Liu Yun finds out, he'll probably be furious, and might even tie Ji Ming up and force him to learn his moves.

Xiao almost laughed, but he managed to keep his expression in check and defended Liu Yun, saying, "Liu Yun's immortal arts are unpredictable and mostly used for ingenious matters, so it's normal that you don't understand them. I'm willing to impart some experience to you, but I am ultimately not your master."

It's not that Xiao is unwilling to teach her everything, but rather that there's an unwritten rule in the Liyue Celestials: if a Celestial takes on a disciple, other Celestials will not teach that junior unless the Celestial himself requests it.

Just like the senior Ping who deliberately aged herself by living in seclusion in Liyue Harbor, she took on a disciple in Liyue Harbor, whose accompanying weapon was also a spear, but Xiao still didn't have time to teach her.

Paying attention to the lineage of one's master is not only a habit unique to mortals in Liyue, but also a characteristic of immortals.

"If it's your master's request, then I will teach you everything I know. For now, I will only teach you how to sense the wind element. Are you willing?"

Ji Ming nodded repeatedly: "Yes, yes, I'll ask my master when I get back."

Would you rather have Liu Yun beg him than learn immortal arts from Liu Yun?

Xiao smirked: "Then, come with me. You said you've already mastered the technique of concentrating wind element under your feet?"

"It's just that I'm running faster. I feel like the wind is pushing me from behind, rather than gathering at my feet."

I understand. This child can probably control the wind element and wind force around him, but he doesn't know more subtle moves, such as condensing the wind element at his feet.

If Ji Ming can't understand the detailed procedures, then this child might not be suitable to cultivate with Liu Yun. You should know that her lineage advocates a "meticulous" cultivation method, including her first two disciples.

However, these are not things that Xiao should worry about; he is only responsible for teaching some unique experiences.

They led Ji Ming to a shallow lake. It was summer, and several lotus pods stood crookedly in the lake, looking somewhat listless under the sunlight.

Xiao stood by the lake, raising his head to signal: "Concentrate your mind, compress the wind element that you can control, and cut the lotus seedpod in the lake in half. Remember, cut it in half."

Cutting it in half is different from breaking or crushing it. To accomplish this, Ji Ming must learn to calm down and try to compress the wind element he can control until it transforms into an invisible blade, which he can then strike directly at the lotus seedpod.

Convergence, compression, and re-launch—these three steps must be executed seamlessly to achieve a perfect, decisive strike.

Ji Ming was dumbfounded. The lotus seedpod in the lake was not far from the shore, at most twenty steps away. If he only needed to lower the entire lotus seedpod below the water surface, he could definitely do it.

But to meet that requirement would be asking too much of Ji Ming.

"Uncle-Master, could you lower the difficulty level a bit?"

"No."

Rejected instantly, Ji Ming could only look at the lotus seedpod again, recalling the feeling he had at the Fruit Wine Lake and Miss Barbara's confusing lesson.

First, keep your eyes on the target, then gather the wind element, feel the connection between yourself and the wind element around you, and finally... launch!

Immediately, the wind stirred up, not very strong, but it lifted the robe around Xiao's waist, creating a strange sense of déjà vu.

elf:"…………"

Ji Ming: "…………"

This kid seems a bit unruly.

Xiao was considering something: should he take some time to remind Liu Yun Jie Feng Zhenjun to keep a close eye on Ji Ming, so that Ji Ming would not use the Eye of God to harm mortal girls everywhere?

Noticing Xiao's gaze, Ji Ming quickly explained, "Uncle-Master, don't misunderstand. This is... this is... the skill's pre-cast animation! Yes, yes, we immortals also have this situation, right? In the first few seconds before activating immortal techniques, we always have to recite incantations or draw formations."

"Fine, try again."

Xiao didn't want to dwell on it; he'd never heard of anyone's magic spell starting with lifting their robes.

Ji Ming turned his gaze to the lotus seedpod again. This time, he didn't use much force, but only slightly mobilized the wind element before sending it flying.

Correspondingly, the lotus pods in the lake only trembled slightly, without even showing any signs of breaking, let alone being cut in half.

Xiao seemed thoughtful: "Try it like the first time."

"Got it."

The waist robe was lifted up again, but Xiao didn't pay attention to it. Instead, he stared intently at the lotus pods in the lake.

Ji Ming gathered more and more wind elements, and the surrounding wind became increasingly violent, but it was all within a controllable range and far from harming anyone.

It has to be said that Ji Ming had tried his best. He did try to compress the wind element he could control, just as Xiao had said, but he could never compress it to the maximum extent.

Like a spring, the more Ji Ming compressed it, the more the wind element expanded, even stirring up the surrounding wind elements that he could not control.

The first move led to the second, and Ji Ming almost couldn't control it.

Just as it was about to slip out of control, Ji Ming unleashed all his wind elements. The massive, raging gust of wind flew toward the lotus pod, squeezing a semi-circular mark across the lake's surface. The lotus pod was uprooted and sent flying to the opposite shore.

Xiao finally realized that his disciple Liu Yun was probably not suited for the "meticulous" cultivation method; the path he should take was to enjoy himself to the fullest and do as he pleased.

"Come with me to Jueyun Pass."

Chapter 59 Junior Brother Ji Ming is the Most Powerful

In the depths of the clouds, inside the immortal's cave.

Shen He sat cross-legged on the ice bed, his eyes closed, resting and recuperating. Liu Yun Jie Feng Zhenjun sat to the side, grumbling about a certain ignorant disciple, occasionally flapping his wings, seemingly still unable to calm down.