Legend of the Great Sage Chapter 1375 - Dormancy

Ruan Yaozhu said, “Junior brother, do you know clone techniques?”

“I… know a little bit about them!”

“Here, take this Fractal Shadow technique and comprehend it. With your talent and cultivation, you should be able to grasp it very quickly.”

The nine-coloured deer said, “This Fractal Shadow technique costs Green Jade bookmarks in the Pavilion of Heavenly Tomes.”

Li Qingshan smiled and accepted it happily, shutting his eyes and comprehending it.

Ruan Yaozhu gazed at him with quite a bit of interest. She never expected him to begin comprehending it on the stop. The Fractal Shadow technique was only a technique, but it could not be mastered that easily by a greenhorn.

A while later, Li Qingshan opened his eyes. His soul nascence flashed, and a faint figure appeared from his body, seeming like an inflated shadow.

Ruan Yaozhu said in surprise, “You really didn’t know any clone techniques before?”

“I knew a bit. I knew a bit.”

Li Qingshan brushed aside her question ambiguously. The Watermirror’s Image might not have been a technique. It was an innate ability instead, but the Fractal Shadow technique came nowhere close to it.

This clone sure is weak. It probably won’t be capable of any proper work. I’d be better without it!

He sensed it slightly. The shadow clone could not travel too far away from him, and it was extremely weak as well, possessing less than a hundredth of his strength. That made sense as well. No matter how wondrous the techniques of the Myriad sect were, this was the Human realm after all. All techniques were restricted by the laws of the world.

“You don’t know, but the work in the Hundred Herbs garden does not require any great strength. Instead, it requires extremely delicate teamwork.” Ruan Yaozhu smiled. As she said that, she took out another jade slip. “These are some of my notes and experiences that I’ve recorded. You’ll understand once you read it.”

The nine-coloured deer sighed. “Sigh, softwood, you sure are generous! Kid, if it wasn’t for the fact that you helped us win that gamble, we’d never show you this

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