Chapter 63 This is the real Daqian
Jiang Lin's progress is watched step by step by everyone in the South Blacksmith Camp.
Because of this, they knew how terrifying this young man's talent was.
In two months, he learned the four steps of blacksmithing, and each skill level reached the qualification standard of a formal blacksmith.
Looking at the humble young man from beginning to end, Zhao Yankui knew that this was Jiang Lin's greatest advantage.
Even he himself couldn't help but feel a little arrogant when he made great progress.
It is said that young people are frivolous and high-spirited, but there are few people at Jiang Lin's age who can hold their temper.
"You will definitely surpass me in the future, even far beyond me. South Blacksmith Camp is too small for you." Zhao Yankui sighed again.
"I will always be your disciple at any time." Jiang Lin also said again.
Zhao Yankui smiled, patted him on the shoulder, and left without saying a word.
Many times, many words do not need to be said.
Jiang Lin lowered his head and looked at the long knife placed aside. The blade was flat, and the sharpness came to his face.
He looked at his hands again. The palms were wide and the fingers were thick and long, covered with calluses.
The skin on the surface is like molten iron. With a little force, the thick blood vessels and veins will immediately bulge, and the muscle lines will have more visual impact than steel.
Jiang Lin clenched his fist slightly and looked at the arm that was as thick as an ordinary person's thigh. The corners of Jiang Lin's mouth slightly raised.
Settling down and settling down, he did it.
What’s next?
Before traveling through time, Jiang Lin once read a sentence: "First settle down and make a living, then use dreams as horses."
At that time, I didn’t quite understand the meaning of this sentence, but now that I think about it carefully, I feel that it is very suitable for today’s situation.
Using dreams as horses, what is your dream?
The richest party? Make a name for yourself? Groups of wives and concubines?
No!
Jiang Lin clenched his fists and his eyes suddenly became sharp.
He has only one ultimate goal, and that is to become a saint in body like the Patriarch, and live a happy and immortal life!
All the luxury in the world is nothing but illusion. If there is real immortality, all the past and desires will be nothing more than a drop in the ocean.
If you want to not be lonely on the road to eternal life, you must have your own thoughts.
This kind of thinking cannot be solved by earning tens of thousands of taels of silver and finding a few beautiful wives.
"The ultimate is immortality. The road to immortality must be supported by faith. What is your faith?"
Jiang Lin looked thoughtful, but couldn't find the answer for a long time.
He didn't live forever, and neither did the people around him, so he couldn't get answers.
I only know that when I watched movies in the past, those who were lucky enough to gain immortality, whether they were humans, ghosts or monsters, all lived quite boring lives.
In order to pass the time, they will even fall into the devil's path and exterminate the common people in order to seek spiritual happiness.
After a long time, he shook his head slightly and his fist gradually relaxed.
If you can't think of it, don't think about it for now.
Anyway, we are still far away from immortality right now. We must first pass the periodic test, then practice hard, and wait until we can truly become a saint in the physical body.
……
As night fell, Jiang Lin lay on the soft quilt and looked up at the bright starry sky.
This has almost become a necessary subject for him in the evenings these days.
Before the journey, the starry sky was filled with deserted, dead stars.
What about this world?
Is this true too?
I wonder if I will have the opportunity to explore the stars and see if there are aliens after my body becomes a saint.
Jiang Lin couldn't help but feel weird and funny at the thought of encountering alien life forms like ET or a giant octopus in this strange world.
At this moment, a whistling sound suddenly came from my ears.
I saw a cyan rainbow light leaping from the sky, crossing the starry sky with thunderous momentum.
"Comet? Meteorite?"
Jiang Lin quickly got up and ran outside the dining tent to look, and was stunned. The rainbow light was not one, but hundreds of them, coming from all directions and converging towards the same central point.
Jiang Lin's eyes moved downward, below the center point...
Kyoto!
The speed of these rainbow lights of different colors is astonishing. Even if they are far away, people can still feel a great sense of oppression.
It's definitely not something like a meteorite!
A sword light at least several hundred meters long soared into the sky, instantly enveloping more than a dozen rainbow lights, and the deep and powerful sound was deafening.
"Bold, whoever dares to trespass into the important territory of Kyoto, come down to me!"
Jiang Lin couldn't help but cover his ears, looking at the shaking canteen with great horror.
What kind of power is this? From such a distance, just the sound can be so powerful. If we really encounter it at close range, wouldn't it be possible to kill countless people with just one word?
Is this handsome?
Could it be some general in the army?
Then more than a dozen light pillars of different thicknesses rose up, blocking dozens of rainbow lights.
Despite this, nearly half of the breakthrough blocks still gathered together, completed an almost right-angle turn in mid-air, and rushed downwards.
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Although Jiang Lin has never entered Kyoto, he can guess that if there is an enemy attack this time, the target must be some great official in Kyoto, or even His Majesty the Emperor!
At this moment, a majestic and domineering voice resounded throughout the world.
"I haven't made a move for decades. Do you really think I'm old?"
Tigers roared and dragons roared, shaking the earth.
A thick beam of light that was more dazzling than the hundreds of meters of sword light instantly rose up and violently collided with dozens of rainbow lights.
At this moment, the whole world seemed to be still.
The next moment, everything in all directions began to shake violently.
That power is more than ten times stronger than the sword light!
Jiang Lin ran out of the dining shed with eyes full of horror. There was a click behind him, the beams and columns broke, and the roof collapsed.
"Damn, my quilt!" Jiang Lin's eyes twitched and he wanted to curse.
It was really a fire at the city gate, which affected the fish in the pond.
People in the blacksmith camp also ran out of their houses one after another. Many houses were collapsed and dust was everywhere.
Everyone was in a mess, not knowing what was going on.
Zhao Yankui's voice was particularly loud: "Why panic! Save people first!"
Jiang Lin did not hesitate and immediately ran away, not towards the place where the blacksmith lived, but towards the house of Old Man Wei that was closest to the entrance and exit of the blacksmith camp.
He felt heavy in his heart. Old Wei had bad legs and feet and was old.
If the house really collapses, I'm afraid it will be a disaster.
However, what surprised Jiang Lin was that when he ran nearby, he found that Old Man Wei had already come out of the house and was standing in the open space looking in the direction of Kyoto, like an old tree.
"Master Wei, are you okay?" Jiang Lin couldn't help but breathed a sigh of relief and ran forward and asked.
Old Man Wei didn't answer his question. He just stared at Kyoto and uttered a few words expressionlessly.
"Xuanhua Road."
Jiang Lin was quite surprised. Are those Hongguang people from Xuanhua Tao?
Sure enough, they are like gods, they can actually fly in the sky.
What about the one that collides with it?
If I heard correctly, he seems to call himself "I".
"It's a pity that they don't understand His Majesty's power." Old Man Wei said in a cold voice.
Jiang Lin subconsciously looked at Kyoto. On the thick pillar of light, the breath turned into a golden giant palm covering most of Kyoto, pressing down from the sky.
Dozens of rainbow lights only resisted for a moment, and then were abruptly photographed.
The world trembled violently again, and the terrifying power almost wiped out half of Kyoto!
Jiang Lin stood there blankly, finally realizing how wrong he was.
I thought I was just an ant in the eyes of those big shots.
However, in front of this power, I am afraid that I am not even an ant!
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(End of chapter)