The Sorrowmender

PAID Chapter 123 – Wuyou Cultivates the Confucian Way

Wuyou's gaze fell on the second ancient book, her eyes filled with a mix of curiosity and confusion.

"Wind Command, a musical score?"

She had seen her sister practicing martial arts, focusing on fists and kicks.

She had also seen her brother practicing, wielding a heavy sword.

She had read some books, which mentioned techniques like fist, palm, and leg methods, as well as the arts of swords, spears, and halberds.

To the little one, music and song were for entertainment, a pastime for the cultured.

It was the first time she heard that music could be used as a form of immortal art, which naturally piqued her curiosity and excitement.

Xu Qingzhou saw through Little Wuyou's thoughts and took out a jade flute from his robe, handing it to Wuyou.

"Wind Command, although a musical score, can channel your true essence into the music. You have a wind spirit root; wind is formless, and so is sound. The two share a similarity. If you can merge them, the wind will rise with the sound, and the sound will move with the wind."

"Invisible, traceless, shadowless, impossible to defend against."

"This flute is called the Qingfeng Flute. You can use it to command the wind and transform it into music. It holds great potential. Now, all of this is yours."

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Little Wuyou rubbed her hands on her knees before carefully accepting the Qingfeng Flute from Xu Qingzhou.

Whether it was the Righteous Vital Energy Manual, the Wind Command, or the Qingfeng Flute in her hands, she didn't understand or recognize them.

She didn't fully grasp what her master was saying either, but she knew that these were carefully chosen for her by her master.

They must be the most suitable and the best for her.

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