Mu Shang quickly reviewed everything that was known about Lu Yin’s lockbreaking skills. The analysis had been provided by the Wang family, and it had been created after Lu Yin had designed sourcebox arrays for ordinary cultivators to set up. He had done so while posing as Yu Hao, and the accomplishment had stood out, as it was something that even Mu Shang would struggle to pull off.0

At this moment, Mu Shang was personally experiencing Lu Yin’s incomprehensible abilities.0

Mu Shang relied on intuition and his understanding of the danger field that was the game board, while he could tell that Lu Yin was relying on experience.0

Mu Shang could sense the unstableness in Lu Yin's movements, which was proof that the younger man was not able to perfectly control the danger zone. This essentially indicated that Lu Yin lacked the skills of an Array Grandmaster, but had the experience of one. How did that even make sense? Furthermore, how had Lu Yin managed to accumulate so much experience?0

Both experience and talent were critical for Lockbreakers, and it was difficult to say which of the two was more important. Lu Yin's talent was no worse than Mu Shang’s. However, Lu Yin was compensating for his lacking skills with pure experience, which should have been impossible.0

Grandmaster Gu Yan automatically turned to look at Skymender. "Does your Forsaken Land have many chances for Lockbreakers to practice?"0

Skymender had no idea how to answer. He was very familiar...0