Chapter 162 The Final Madness (4)

The gift bestowed by the Great Divine Dragon was naturally no ordinary item.

Although it was only a short scroll, and merely the introductory volume, this scroll of the 'Great Void Hand Seal' possessed astonishing power and remarkable effectiveness.

The Great Void Hand Seal, as its name suggests, is divided into three realms: Great, Void, and Empty.

'Great' refers to the hand seal becoming larger and larger, expanding boundlessly.

'Void' refers to a phantom image; upon reaching the second realm, the hand seal transforms into a phantom, harming others invisibly.

'Empty' refers to a gravity space.

Upon reaching the third realm, the hand seal expands and voids, condensing into a gravity space, within which she is the absolute ruler!

And Su Luo currently…

In the space, Su Luo looked at the handprint she had condensed, three black lines appearing on her forehead, utterly speechless.

Because that so-called handprint was actually only the size of a small tadpole.

Yes, that's right, it really was only the size of a small tadpole…

However, compared to a few days ago, this was already much better; it had actually condensed.

A few days ago, she couldn't even grasp its shadow.

Moreover, the most effortless aspect of this cultivation method was that no matter when or where, even while sleeping, her soul could enter the space to practice.

Therefore, compared to others, she possessed an absolute advantage in terms of timing and location.

It was precisely because her talent and spiritual power were extremely strong that her cultivation yielded twice the results with half the effort.

What Su Luo didn't know was that the most difficult part of the Great Void Hand Seal was the introductory stage.

Someone with exceptional talent like Su Luo could step through the threshold and condense a physical handprint in less than seven days.

Although small, it had, after all, condensed.

For someone with dull aptitude, even if given seven months, or even seven years, they might not be able to condense a handprint even the size of a melon seed.

The night was deep.

All around was silent.

The night sky seemed veiled by a thin layer of grey mist, and a few lingering stars hung in the lonely expanse.

The moonlight was cold and dim.

Su Luo was sleeping soundly in bed, but her soul had long since entered the space to cultivate the Great Void Hand Seal.

Since condensing the tadpole-sized Void Hand Seal, Su Luo had a feeling that she seemed to have stepped into the stage of a first-order martial artist, and the second order didn't seem far off either.

This discovery immediately made her ecstatic.

These past few days, the most she did was lie in bed and sleep.

Lu Luo thought that her young lady was extremely tired from this trip, and was therefore using sleep to recuperate.

In reality, how could she have imagined that there was a type of fortunate person who could cultivate even while sleeping?

As long as Su Luo stayed obediently in the courtyard and didn't go out, she was satisfied, so she didn't try to persuade her otherwise.

Su Luo naturally enjoyed the ease and freedom.

That night, Su Luo, as usual, finished washing up early and went to bed to rest.

Three o'clock in the morning, the darkness before dawn.

This short period of time is very peculiar; it is the darkest moment of the day and also the time when people are most tired and sleep the deepest, making it generally difficult to be woken up.

In the darkness, a sturdy figure approached the courtyard where Su Luo was, as agile as a jackal, making no sound.

He stood at the courtyard entrance, pursing his lips slightly in speechless exasperation.

Were there actually such dilapidated houses in General Su's Mansion?

The walls were crumbling and seemed like they would collapse with a gust of wind.

The most bizarre thing was that there was no courtyard gate, allowing him to walk straight in without even needing to climb the wall.

Was this really Fourth Miss Su's boudoir?

A hint of confusion flashed in the black-clothed man's eyes, but what did it matter?

As long as he finished this job, he would get a thousand gold coins.