Based on their explanation, Fei Lianzi and his disciples' intentions were already quite clear. The Shu Sword Sect wanted to borrow Wang Sheng's comprehension of the Dao of the Sword to enter the trial grounds and retrieve the lost Sword-Controlling Art of Shu.0

Has Shu's younger generation of sword cultivators truly dwindled to this extent? Wang Sheng pondered.0

Fully understanding the situation, Mou Yue promptly texted Wang Sheng some relevant information.0

The three branches of the Shu Sword Sect were respectively based in the Sword Gate, Mount Emei, and Mount Jinyun. When primal qi returned, the Sword Gate lineage, which guarded the Sword Mound, claimed to be the Shu Sword Sect's true orthodox lineage, causing dissatisfaction among the other two branches.0

Even so, they didn't engage in any direct conflict since most of the Daoist masters across the three branches were old acquaintances. Instead, they engaged in several discussions and sect-wide debates. 0

Due to their sect's lost Sword-Controlling Art and the mediation of the Special Investigation Unit, the three branches eventually reached a truce and pooled their inherited mental cultivation methods. Nevertheless, they failed to reconstruct the Sword-Controlling Art. Left with no other options, the Seventy-Two Swords became their last hope of recovering it.0

Even before the resurgence...0