The Luckiest Dumb Doctor

Chapter 563: Chapter 563 Twilight Snow Knife_1

What one calls poison, another calls honey.

In the eyes of others, the malevolent Yin evil Qi was an extraordinary tonic, just like nature’s spiritual energy to Greg Jensen.

No matter how dense the Yin evil Qi on the Sword was, could it compare to that of the mysterious cave in the military camp?

Austin Hall, who stood beside, tensed up when he saw Greg grasping the Sword, about to warn him, but then his body suddenly stiffened.

He felt the Yin evil Qi from the Sword, as if finding an outlet, surging crazily into Greg’s body.

At that moment, Greg, with closed eyes, stood motionless, seemingly entering a very strange state.

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It’s over!

A shiver ran through Austin’s mind, thinking Greg was paralyzed by the invasion of the Yin evil Qi and unsure how to help him.

In a panic, he could only run out to call for the old master.

Clang!

A sudden ring of the Sword echoed!

Austin was stunned, disbelievingly turning his head back only to see Greg as if nothing was wrong, drawing the Sword and examining it carefully.

The next second, he heard Greg exclaim, “The Twilight Snow Knife, indeed a fine blade!”

Hum!

Just as Greg drew the Twilight Snow Knife, the intensely dense Yin evil Qi erupted with a bang.

The bright blade, imprinted with blood-colored patterns, had faint red glimmers flowing through them like veins, fluctuating between light and dark.

The knife blade was etched with the words “Twilight Snow”.

Austin felt a sudden tightness; the air around him was completely replaced by the Yin evil Qi.

The Yin evil Qi, almost solidifying, pressed against his body, pinning him firmly in place.

No wonder the previous owners of such dense Yin evil Qi met with such dire fates!

Mixing horror with shock, Austin looked up only to see Greg standing there as if nothing was amiss, still smiling and studying the Sword.

He wanted to warn Greg but found he couldn’t even open his mouth.

Just then, Greg suddenly opened his mouth wide and, like a whale swallowing the sea, took a deep breath.

The surrounding Yin evil Qi, as if alive, rushed towards him.

In a blink, a wind of Yin evil Qi started blowing within the sealed storeroom.

Austin felt a sudden release, staggering back a few steps involuntarily, and after steadying himself, he immediately looked up.

But in front of him was nothing but a large cloud of grey mist—where was Greg’s figure?

Had the Hall Family just found an ally only to lose him so soon?

Austin’s heart was filled with extreme anxiety, yet he dared not step into the range of the Yin evil Qi cloud, only able to stand outside in desperation, “Grandmaster Barry, how are you?”

Ahead there was silence, not a sound to be heard.

Austin wanted to go back for help, fearing something might happen in his absence and he wouldn’t be able to respond in time, as anxious as an ant on a hot pan.

“Never mind that, I’ll call the old master first!”

Austin clenched his teeth, about to leave, when he suddenly noticed the grey mist seemingly collapsing inward, and the speed was getting faster.

Seeing this, he paused, “What’s going on? Is something absorbing the Yin evil Qi?”

Could it be Barry?

How could that be possible?

To Martial Artists, the Yin evil Qi was akin to a deadly poison; mere contact could lead to a fall in their cultivation level, or even worse, a total loss of their martial abilities and a threat to their lives.

Even if Barry were more powerful, how could he possibly absorb Yin evil Qi?

Astonishment floored Austin as he watched the thinning cloud of Yin evil Qi, disbelief etched across his face.

Since the incidents at the West Gully military camp were kept secret, Austin was unaware that Greg had already dealt with Yin evil Qi several months ago.

And that encounter had been much more severe than this one.

It was uncertain how much time had passed when the gloomy and sinister cluster of energy finally began to dissipate, revealing the figure of Greg Jensen.

Austin Hall immediately fixed his gaze, only to see that Greg Jensen still stood in his original spot, his abdomen swelling like a frog as he inhaled a large cluster of yin and sinister energy into his body.

“It’s really him!”

Although Austin Hall had already suspected it, and there was no one else here but Greg Jensen, he was still greatly shocked when he witnessed this scene.

“Grandmaster Wolfe, you… you’re alright?”

“I’m fine, very good indeed!”

Greg Jensen casually swung the Twilight Snow Knife, and the energy of yin and sinisterness surged outward like waves, layer upon layer.

Seeing this, Greg Jensen couldn’t help but smile broadly.

The Twilight Snow Knife was not only a Precious Sword but had also provided him with a vast amount of yin and sinful energy for his cultivation.

More importantly, when he infused True Qi into it, he discovered it also contained a set of techniques known as the “Innocent Knife Method.”

Unlike most martial arts, the Innocent Knife Method was driven by blood qi and did not require the use of even a trace of True Qi when executed.

Moreover, every time an enemy was slain with the Twilight Snow Knife, it would absorb the enemy’s blood qi and True Qi, ultimately transforming all of it into blood qi to nourish himself.

The Divine Dragon Transformation, which Greg Jensen cultivated, was a supreme method for refining the body, normally enhanced with True Qi to strengthen blood qi and the physique.

If one could directly absorb blood qi, the effects would be much more significant, and the cultivation speed even faster.

It could be said that the Twilight Snow Knife and the Innocent Knife Method were practically tailor-made for Greg Jensen.

Clang!

Greg Jensen twirled the knife, sheathing the Twilight Snow Knife, and the floating sinister energy around him was suddenly retracted.

Seeing this, Austin Hall’s eyes widened once again.

He had seen others draw the Twilight Snow Knife before, and it wasn’t his first time witnessing its sheathing.

But, he had never seen the Twilight Snow Knife sheath itself and actively retract the spreading yin and sinister energy.

“Grandmaster Wolfe, this…”

“I’ll be taking this knife with me, that’s not a problem, right?”

Austin Hall numbly nodded, then his expression changed, and he spoke urgently:

“No, Grandmaster Wolfe, there’s a problem with this knife. Its previous owners perished because of its yin and sinful energy…”

He stopped speaking halfway because he suddenly remembered that the young man before him seemed able to devour yin and sinisterness.

For others, the Twilight Snow Knife was like a cursed talisman heralding death, but for this young man, it was an excellent tonic.

Austin Hall wisely closed his mouth, composed himself, and smiled:

“If Grandmaster Wolfe likes it, feel free to take it. Within this treasury, anything that Grandmaster Wolfe finds useful can be freely taken.”

“In that case, I thank you, Grandmaster Hall.”

Greg Jensen smiled and cupped his hands in thanks, then continued to look around the treasury, finding many ingredients for making Qi Condensing Pills.

He didn’t hold back and took all of it into his bag.

Austin Hall’s mouth twitched slightly as he watched, but he soon regained his composure and asked with a smile:

“Grandmaster Wolfe, would you like to take a look at those cultivation techniques? Those were painstakingly collected by the ancestors. If you need any, you are welcome to copy them.”

“No need, let’s head out.”

Greg Jensen shook his head; the worldly cultivation techniques were of no use to him.

The greatest gain of this trip was the Twilight Snow Knife and the Innocent Knife Method, and even the ingredients for making Qi Condensing Pills could not compare with them.

After coming out from the treasury, Greg Jensen learned that the elderly master had begun his siesta, so he decided not to disturb him and said goodbye to Megan Hall before taking the car arranged by Austin Hall back to the provincial city.

Megan Hall had a flight to cover overseas tonight, and her mother missed her greatly, so she could only stand by the window, watching Greg Jensen’s car gradually disappear into the distance.

Her heart felt as if it had left with him.