Dustin was rendered speechless. What else was he supposed to think when a girl willingly approached
him at night?
Toozy to argue, Dustin merely asked, “What do you need?”
“Judging from today’s battle, you seem like a good fighter. How did you do that?” Abigail asked.
“Ever heard of Elder–level martial artists? I’m one of them, so I can easily handle over three hundred
opponents. *Dustin answered nonchntly.
“Yeah, right. I doubt it.” Abigail clearly didn’t believe him.
“Whatever. You probably can’tprehend what I’m telling you anyway. All you need to know is that
I’m very powerful.” Dustin summarised. Most ordinary citizens didn’t know about martial artists, so even
if they met one, they wouldn’t be able to tell.
“Fine. Can you teach me some moves? I’m not asking for much. I just want to be able to defeat a
dozen men.” Abigail looked at Dustin with hopeful eyes.
“You want me to take you in as my disciple?” Dustin raised an eyebrow.
“Ugh, you’re so old–fashioned. Who does that these days? Just teach me a few moves as a friend,”
Abigail responded.
“I guess that’s fine. But to learn my moves, you have to have a solid foundation, or it’ll be useless. This
means that you’ll have to start by building your internal energy.” Dustin told her.
“What’s internal energy?” Abigail stared at him dumbly.
“You can understand it as mana.”
“Oh, I get it. It’s what allows those people to be human anvils and all.” Abigail realized.
“Um… I guess so.” Dustin’s smile faltered before he continued. “It takes talent for someone to cultivate
mana. After all, effort pales inparison to actual talent. Those who are meant to be martial
artists will easily understand this, while those who aren’t won’t see the results no matter how hard they
work.”
“I see. Then do I have that talent?” Abigail asked eagerly.
“Give me your hand.”
“Okay.”
“I’ll pass some of my true energy to you. If you can feel it, that means you’ve got the potential to
be a martial artist; if you don’t, then you’re just not cut out for it.” Dustin exined, holding her
wrist and channeling some of his energy into her.
“Huh? I can feel It! It’s warm and tingly!” Abigail lit up.
“Not bad. You passed the first level.” Dustin nodded. Before he could say anything else, his brows
furrowed as he realized the energy he had just channeled into her had miraculously disappeared. It
was as if something
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had swallowed his energypletely.
“How is this possible?”
Puzzled, Dustin channeled another burst of energy into Abigail, which was quickly absorbed again.
However, he had felt it this time. There was a seal inside her body, and the seal was so strong that his
true energy
wasn’t enough to affect it.
Fortunately, it was a protective seal that was harmless to Abigail’s body and would onlye into
effect when she was in danger. Thinking that the energy he channeled earlier was a threat, the seal
automatically
absorbed it.
The seal had been done by someone who was either a Grandmaster martial artist or stronger and an
expert in seal making. In other words, Abigail was under the protection of someone powerful.
“What’s wrong? Is there a problem?” Abigail asked after seeing Dustin’s reaction.
“It’s nothing.” Dustin smiled. “I’ll pass you the training technique, but your sess depends on you.” He
wrote down the training techniques for beginners and passed the paper to Abigail. “Study it back in
your room. Find
me again once you’ve mastered your internal energy.”
“Okay!” Abigail took the paper and ran back to her room excitedly.
“Interesting.” Dustin smirked, staring at Abigail’s retreating figure.
The seal in her body was extremely rare, and only close family members would waste so much time
and effort
to do something like that.
Dustin instantly became more interested in Abigail’s mother.