172 The Second Meridian Activates

Jing Yue cared a great deal about the Jing Heaven Sword.

It was a weapon the Young Master himself forged for him and it represented Young Master's expectations for him. Therefore, it symbolized his resolution not to disappoint the Young Master.

He carried the Jing Heaven Sword with him no matter what he did—while he was eating, drinking, and even when he went to the restroom.

He had practiced fervently inside the lake. Shirtless, he worked on the most basic sword movement, thrusting continuously.

He wanted to cultivate his own sword spirit until one thrust could split a hundred miles of water from the lake.

Of course, that would be the most ideal scenario.

When he practiced in the lake at the beginning, the sword lost forward momentum within five meters because of the resistance of the water.

He didn't give up.

He practiced again and again.