The Whispering Wind Sword

71. Chapter 71's

Closing Ding Tao's eyes recounted Huang Ying Ying's love for her wholehearted self without being divided. Remembering the happiness he felt as he finally understood the content of Huang Ying Ying's heart. Gritting his jaw Ding Tao set the heart.

Thinking of the decision he had already taken, his heart whispered, if so should not he return Murong Yun Hua's kiss. But what has happened cannot be changed, if it can be repeated, will he do something different? Shaking his head, giving up, Ding Tao chose to forget all about love affairs and return to walk forward. He forgot to ask, which way is this road heading.

Until the sun went down, Ding Tao had yet to meet anyone on this path. For hours he walked non-stop, his legs were tired, certain parts of his feet were peeled off, not only his feet were tired, his shoulders were already sore carrying a bundle that was not too heavy.

When he found a niche that looked comfortable, Ding Tao decided to take a break by the roadside.

It was certain that there were no dangerous beasts around the place, before he threw his body onto the thick grassy ground.

Only after resting did his stomach feel hungry. With laziness, he stood up. He collected some dry wood to make a campfire. Then around the place where he was about to make a bonfire, he cleaned from the dry grass. Not long after, a small bonfire lit up. Satisfiedly Ding Tao sat down and opened the bundle he had brought. This morning Murong Yun Hua had already

wrap some dry bread, sebotl arak and dried meat.

What he saw surprised him, in the bundle there were not only clothes and dry food, but he saw a bag of medicine and a volume of books.

A slip of mail was inserted between the pages of the book, trembling slightly, Ding Tao opened the letter. The flame of the campfire swayed, exposed to the wind, making cute shadows around it. With trembling hands he opened the letter.

Brother Ding, my shame and sadness will never be able to imagine.But I have no regrets, I have no regrets about having fallen for you.I have no regrets showing how much I wanted you.I only regret, I have no regrets, didn't manage to hold you back.

But whatever your decision, I cannot deceive my heart.Lend me the book I told you before.In it you can learn what you need for your recovery.

I can't help much, because I'm not next to you.

Along with this book, I included the medicines my father used often.

This drug is able to increase the intelligence of people who drink it.Helps smooth blood circulation to the brain, as well as stimulating the work of nerves in the body.Science in this book is certainly not easy to learn in a short time.Although you are talented, it is not, but this drug I think can help you.

If I may give advice, there is no need for my sister to go to Shaolin or Wudang.

Dealing with a big college will certainly be complicated and troublesome.

Even though your time is not much, it's good to find a good place and focus your mind to learn the contents of this book.

May all your goals be achieved, my prayer for you always.

Don't forget, return this book after you don't need it anymore.

I will wait patiently for your arrival with great expectation.

Murong Yun Hua's

Ding Tao opened the book. On the cover of the book is written Science of Energy in the Core of the Earth. He read the book at a glance, page by page. Then he kept the book well back in bundle.

Then the medicine package he opened, inside there was a piece of paper that wrote the name and rules of taking the medicine.

The name of the medicine, the Medicine of the God of Knowledge.

Satisfied with what he observed, he kept everything well in folds of clean clothes before being re-rounded into one. Ding Tao thought of Murong Yun Hua's advice, the advice was given with good intentions.

Remembering also the circumstances when he had to fight with a pair of Jade-faced Demons. That day he was lucky to meet Murong Yun Hua and Murong Huolin. If there were none of them, he would currently be held captive by that pair of demons and his fate would be far worse than dying at their hands.

Also remember Ding Tao on the tactics he used and how dozens of people died because of it. The young man regretted what he had done. Had his body not kept the wild Fist 7 Wounds, perhaps he could still have thought of another stratagem, one that did not sacrifice so many lives.

Given that all Ding Tao decided to accept Murong Yun Hua's suggestion. If he keeps forcing himself to go to Shaolin in his current state, there will be many more dangers he will have to face, more fights and more casualties.

Try to walk around while sharpening the ears, looking for if there is a sound of water flow nearby. But there was not the slightest result, finally Ding Tao returned. Choose a location a little far from where he made the campfire.

Leaning against a tree, Ding Tao tried to rest as much as he could. The young man did not dare to be too detached while resting. Even though his eyes were closed, his senses were still working as much as possible to be aware of the circumstances around him. Due to being tired several times Ding Tao lost consciousness and fell asleep for a while. But he never slept well.

The next morning Ding Tao woke up with a sore body and a heavy head. Seeing that the sky had started to change color, the young man diligently, started to practice. Practicing gathering pure air and retraining also every style he has ever learned.

Never tired of him repeating what he had learned, pondering over it and thinking about its development. When he finished training, the sky was already bright, sweat soaked his body but his body felt fresh. Ding Tao began to think in which direction he was about to go, after obtaining the scriptures and medicine from Murong Yun Hua, this young man no longer wanted to go to the nearest city. Instead he wanted to find a place that would allow him to train quietly.

Unfortunately, finding such a place is not easy. In the forest it is sometimes more difficult to find water than to find food. Therefore the first thing he did was to explore the forest that flanked the small road, looking for signs of water.

The forest was not too dense, he easily moved, as much as Ding Tao could not use his sword to pave the way. Aside from saving manpower, the young man also did not want to leave any traces. Just thinking of returning to the Murong Yun Hua residence, there he would easily be able to train. No need to find food supplies, no need to worry about where he should sleep. Unfortunately there was now a wedge between him and Murong Yun Hua and Murong Huolin, there were times when Ding Tao was tempted to accept their offer. But this young man so exalted the noble values he heard from the old people. In stories of heroism in the past.

Not only enamored with heroic stories, this young man is also enamored with love stories, about lovers who are loyal to death.

Almost half a day the young man explored the forest and observed the surroundings before he found any signs of a water source. At that time he was getting further into the forest, the trees were getting busier and the atmosphere became a little dim because the sunlight was not easy to penetrate the dense foliage.

The young man found the trails, not by humans, but formed because it had become the path of several wild animals that repeatedly passed through the path.

With a rising spirit began to follow that path, occasionally the trail was cut off and he had to go around looking for other signs, until finally Ding Tao

arrived at a small tear that formed a clear pond that was not how big.

Carefully Ding Tao checked the state around the small pond. From the scars, he believes the place is rarely visited by humans. Some animals seem to use the pond as a place where they release thirst. After being sure the place was safe enough from the venomous snakes,

Ding Tao started searching and preparing the exact location for him to spend the night.

The sun was already leaning west when Ding Tao finally finished with his preparations. A large pile of dry wood he had prepared to wear for several days. The food she brought, counted and rationed was fine.

As much as possible Ding Tao wanted to spend the next few days without worrying about food and other necessities of life, only devoting his time and mind to studying the books that Murong Yun Hua had lent him.

Three days Ding Tao diligently read the book from beginning to end. During the three days that Ding Tao ate a very limited amount, when hungry he drank a lot of abundant water where he lived.

The book was not very thick, but Ding Tao read very carefully, he would repeat each verse, until he felt that he could absorb its meaning and meaning, before he moved on to the next temple.

It is not easy to understand and understand what the author means, there is no one who guides him to interpret the meaning of the sentences.

Three days later, Ding Tao had read through the entire book several times.

It was a very difficult challenge for Ding Tao, sometimes when he felt he could understand the meaning of one verse, when he began to continue reading the next few verses then there was a discrepancy. If he finds this, then Ding Tao must again reflect on the verses he has read.

So three days passed and although he had read us several times from beginning to end, his understanding of the contents of the book was still vague.

The fourth day Ding Tao woke up from his sleep with disappointment three days passed without significant results. While time goes on and does not wait for Ding Tao to complete his efforts to study the book. The content of the book is closely related to the processing of energy and its deployment using hand blows. From what he caught, Ding Tao vaguely sensed the compatibility between the contents of the book with the properties of the Fist 7 punch Wounds that were incubating in his body.

That day Ding Tao decided to stop for a moment, after all, the food supply was running low. Throughout the day Ding Tao roamed the forest, collecting roots, fruits and

wild mushrooms that can be eaten. The knowledge he gained during helping Physician Shao Yong helped him avoid poisonous mushrooms or fruits.

It was only before sunset that the young man stopped gathering food supplies and returned to where he was training.

After resting for a while, Ding Tao did not open the scriptures or practice, the young man busied himself with

making sure the food he had gathered was well stored for the next few days, before he rested without thinking about the contents of the book.