Wizard: I brought the wrong system.

Chapter 579 Claire's Awakening
"Lord Yaro?"

Claire was startled when she saw who it was, then noticed the sunlight and realized what was happening, so she quickly lowered her head.

"I'm sorry, Lord Yaro, I was so engrossed in my book that I lost track of time."

"Want to read a book?"

Yaro's gaze swept past Claire's body, around the room, and after finding nothing amiss, he turned his attention to Claire.

"Judging from your expression, you didn't sleep last night? It's just the beginning, only a few tens of thousands of words, is it really worth taking this long to read?"

Claire stood ramrod straight, her expression solemn, and said with utmost sincerity:
"Lord Yaro, what you have written is concise yet profound. Many of your words have deeply moved me, especially the 'Old Man Who Mending the Sky'. I have read and studied each of your words repeatedly, and they have deeply impressed me!"

The sky that mends the sky...

I never imagined that I could observe the world from this perspective.

I never imagined that the world could be understood in this way.

I never imagined that the world could be changed in this way!

"Lord Yaro, I wish to truly inherit the legacy of the 'Old Man Who Mending the Sky'!"

What's really going to happen next?
Yaro was taken aback, thinking he was eyeing the "Heaven-Mending Technique" described in the book, so he explained:
"I've explained everything to you in the book, haven't I? The 'Old Man Who Patches Up the Sky' is a character I made up; he has no lineage whatsoever."

The "Heaven-Mending Technique" mentioned in the book actually originates from the "Eight Extremes Method." Once I have written down the entire "Eight Extremes Method," I will naturally give it to you.

As for the "Heaven-Mending Technique," it's a martial arts manual meant to be passed on. The "True Meaning of Martial Arts" is also a means to restrict others and prevent them from using the martial arts for evil purposes...

“Lord Yarrow, I don’t quite agree with what you’re saying!” Claire suddenly interrupted.

“Oh?” Yaro paused, raised his chin, and said, “Then tell me your opinion.”

Claire took a deep breath and solemnly said:
"The 'Old Man Who Mending the Sky' truly exists; he exists in the hearts of everyone who shares his ideals!"

Yaro looked astonished.

He never expected Claire to say something like that.

Claire's level of awareness is much higher than Bevin's.

Well... whatever Claire was thinking, what she said certainly showed a high level of awareness.

Claire continued, "As for the 'true meaning of martial arts' you mentioned, I also think it is far more important than you say!"

A group without a leader is just a bunch of loose sand.

A person without beliefs is just a lump of mud.

What is a martial art if it doesn't have the 'true essence of martial arts'?
A little exercise tip?
When I was learning combat skills, my knight instructor taught me that when I swung my sword, I had to have the conviction to kill the enemy.

Otherwise, they are not even as good as a farmer wielding a hoe.

Because every time a farmer swings his hoe, he can probably tell what effect his hoe will produce.

Therefore, in my opinion, the "Heaven-Mending Technique" is in no way weaker than the "Eight Extremes Technique".

Even though it only uses the knowledge of one single word from the "Eight Extremes Method," its "true essence of martial arts" elevates it to more than two levels!

"A snake can't function without a head, and a bird can't fly without wings..." Yaro murmured to himself, lost in thought.

Claire's words reminded Yarrow of his own experiences navigating through the jungle. How does one escape from a jungle or desert when visibility is limited?

Find a clearly visible and fixed above-ground structure, and then keep moving towards that coordinate.

Just like a marathon runner in a past life once revealed his technique for greatly improving his performance, which was to drive the route the day before and make a note of some landmarks along the way.

If this principle is applied to cultivation techniques, for ordinary people, the "Heaven-Mending Technique" is indeed far superior to the "Eight Extremes Technique".

Just as Yaro was pondering, Bevin, who was next to him, suddenly lit up and quickly opened his notebook to write down what Yaro had just muttered.

After pondering for a moment, Yaro raised his head and asked Claire, "What are you thinking? Are you planning to abandon the Eight Extremes Technique and cultivate the Heaven-Mending Technique instead?"

Claire nodded and said, "Yes, Lord Yaro, the Eight Extremes Method is not suitable for a rough man like me. Moreover, since I have decided to truly accept the inheritance of the 'Old Man Who Mending the Heavens,' I will naturally only learn the 'Heaven Mending Technique.'"

To be honest, Yaro didn't really care what Claire was going to learn, but he was mindful of Bevin's feelings. No matter how much Claire praised the "Heaven-Mending Technique," it couldn't change the fact that the "Heaven-Mending Technique" was shackled.

Yaro glanced at Bevan beside him, only to see him writing something in his notebook, seemingly oblivious to the conversation.

"Then you should know the limitations of the 'Heaven-Mending Technique,' right? What if you accidentally do something wrong..."

Yaro paused at this point, but his meaning was self-evident.

For those who study the "Heaven-Mending Technique," the "True Meaning of Martial Arts" is a Damocles' sword hanging over their heads.

Moreover, the essence of 'the true meaning of martial arts' is actually the use of emotions to mobilize the body's involuntary muscles. For those who understand the inside story, they may very well have some doubts about the so-called 'divine will'.

This kind of doubt will naturally be reflected in the body, which may lead to the inability to 'comprehend' the 'true meaning of martial arts'... or rather, the inability to generate true open-mindedness, thus leading to 'going astray in cultivation'.

It is easy to deceive others, but difficult to deceive yourself.

Therefore, for those who truly understand the 'true meaning of martial arts,' it is actually not suitable to learn martial arts that contain the 'true meaning of martial arts.'

This type of martial art is more suitable for people with a pure heart. People with a pure heart will also strengthen their beliefs through the positive feedback from the martial art, thus becoming stronger and stronger.

Claire laughed and said, "Lord Yarrow, wasn't the purpose of designing 'True Martial Arts' to prevent others from doing bad things? If that's the case, then why can't I be absent? Can you guarantee that I won't use martial arts for bad things after learning them?"

Yaro shook his head and said, "'The true meaning of martial arts' is not as magical as you say. You should know that the true meaning of martial arts in 'The Heaven-Mending Technique' is to be open-minded. Can you really be open-minded?"

Claire remained silent.

Can he be magnanimous?
No, I should say... he hoped he could be more open-minded.

“Lord Yaro, as long as I truly inherit the legacy of the ‘Old Man Who Mending the Sky,’ as long as I can accomplish the work that the ‘Old Man Who Mending the Sky’ did not finish, I can be magnanimous!”

Claire spoke with unwavering conviction and absolute certainty.

This attitude, however, made Yaro hesitate.

Being open-minded is not something that can be achieved simply by having a firm attitude.

Claire understood why Yaro hesitated. He took a deep breath and then said:

"Lord Yaro, I am a formal knight, and my whole body is full of vitality. Even if something unexpected happens while cultivating the 'Heaven-Mending Technique,' it is unlikely to affect my body."

Please...give me a chance.

(End of this chapter)