The Supreme God of Martial Arts

To better disguise himself, Austin employed the Secret Reincarnation Skill to combine the law of reincarnation, law of time, and law

of space.

Now, only governing gods might be able to sense his existence.

He hid his aura, carefully walked through the people of the four major forces, and finally distanced himself from the Divine Sword

Mountain.

"Something's wrong.

Report back to the superior immediately!"

More than a dozen semi-governing gods had gathered at the foot of the Divine Sword Mountain to exchange opinions and search

for the intruder.

"Only a moment ago, | saw a sword servant up there.

If he was there, that means that there must be someone entering the Divine Sword Mountain,

but this person must be too powerful to be perceived by us with our current strength,"

one of the semi-governing gods said.

"That's right.

Just now, | felt the sword aura of the Divine Sword Mountain surging and saw it shaking the air.

Someone must be up there,"

another semi-governing god added.

"A terrible existence that we can't perceive has broken into the Divine Sword Mountain.

Could it be that... the people of the Blade Cosmos are up there?

Oh my! We can't just ignore this,"

a semi-governing god guessed as panic shrouded his face.

"Let's go up the mountain and check,"

a semi-governing god suggested.

Without any further discussion, they all started climbing the Divine Sword Mountain.

They were all masters of swordsmanship,

and they were born and raised here,

so the Divine Sword Mountain would not release sword pressure towards them.

Although these semi-governing gods were weaker than Austin,

they could easily climb the Divine Sword Mountain.

However, they spent tsearching every inch of the mountain and cup empty-handed.

"We really have to report this to the superior!"

The semi-governing gods from the four major forces all reported it to their leaders immediately.

By this time,

Austin was already far away from the Divine Sword Mountain.

'So the main reason why | couldn't reach the mountain top is that the sword servant thought my swordsmanship was defective.

In retrospect, what he said is right.

| have been practicing with the swords only for quick success.

I'm too impatient, and my skills are too showy.

My heart of practicing sword is not developed enough.

Even though | am strong,

in the eyes of that sword servant, being aggressive and sharp is not real meaning of swordsmanship."

Thinking over what the sword servant said on the Divine Sword Mountain, Austin realized he had a lot to fix before he could try

again.

'It seems that if | want to climb up the Divine Sword Mountain, | have to correct my shortcomings in swordsmanship in order to gain

the approval of that sword servant,’

Austin thought to himself.

'l don't have much time.

Three months is all | have.

Then Ronnie will return to the Sea of Chaos and | have to get back.

Is it possible forto update my swordsmanship in just three months?"

Austin frowned.

"What should | do?

Shall | cultivate my swordsmanship in seclusion?"

Austin asked himself.

In a remote corner of the Divine Sword World,

Austin sat cross-legged, thinking about the next step,

but he kept coming up short of ideas.

Feeling lost, he summoned the eight slaves he had just captured in the Sword Cosmos.

"Master."

The eight men bowed obediently to Austin.

"Is there any place or method in the Sword Cosmos that can improve the heart of swordsmanship?"

Austin asked them.

"Improve the heart of swordsmanship?"

None of them appeared to know what he was referring to.

"My swordsmanship is too impetuous. | need to improve it in this respect,"

Austin explained.

He was glad to have these slaves. Otherwise, he would never figure it out on his own.

"Master, let us think about it."

Now the eight men understood what Austin meant, but they had never thought about it themselves.

"Master, the best place to practice swordsmanship is the Divine Sword Mountain.

The Divine Sword Mountain was the core of the Sword Cosmos and the spiritual support of all swordsmen.

If someone practices there, they will benefit a lot,"

one of the men suggested.

"I can't really practice on the Divine Sword Mountain.

This method doesn't work for me,"

Austin replied.

"Master, you are right. It's not easy to enter the Divine Sword Mountain."

The eight men thought long and hard again.

"Master, | have an idea. | think it might work,"

one of the men suggested, breaking the silence.

"Tell me."

Austin gave him his full attention.

"The ten sword shrines are also great places for cultivating swordsmanship in our Sword Cosmos.

These shrines were the secluded cultivation places that the ten great swordsmen from ancient times used.

After they died, their descendants established these ten shrines for memorial use.

The ten sword shrines contain the sword aura and sword intent of the ten masters,

so in the past, many sword cultivators also went there for cultivation,"

the man explained in detail.

"Master, if you want to improve your heart of swordsmanship, maybe you can go to the ten sword shrines to practice.

It is said that they were all acknowledged as the top ten swordsmen in the ancient times, and their strengths were immense,"

the man added.

"Okay, then lead the way to the ten sword shrines."

Austin stood up and waited for them to move, but they didn't.

"Master, there is something you don't know. The worlds where the ten sword shrines are located have been taken over by the army

of the Blade Cosmos.

They won't let you past

and it's dangerous."

The man sighed.

"Oh?"

Austin hesitated.

After thinking for a while, he gritted his teeth and uttered,

"Let's go to the ten sword shrines!"

As an outsider, the people of the Sword Cosmos and the people of the Blade Cosmos were the sto Austin.

Now that he had broken into the Sword Cosmos, breaking into the territory of the Blade Cosmos too wouldn't make any difference

to him.

"Master!

Please think twice before making this decision!"

The eight men moved to stop him but he shrugged them off.

"I've decided.

I'm strong enough. | will protect us,"

Austin said with confidence.

"Master, we are not worried about ourselves. We are worried about your safety.

We will protect you even sacrificing ourselves!"

the eight men answered in a hurry.

"Let's go.

Don't worry. | will be fine.

It's safe to follow me,"

Austin said with a smile.

"Yes, master!"

Seeing that Austin had made up his mind, the eight men stopped trying to persuade him.

"Master, the area under the control of the Blade Cosmos is always heavily guarded. We need to find a way to sneak in,"

one of the men suggested.

"There's no need for that.

Let's just walk in."

The confidence he held was so full that it was nearly spilling over.

Nodding hesitantly, the eight slaves led Austin towards the ten sword shrines.

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