Demon Hunter and His Cabin
Chapter 573 - Chapter 573 Chapter 519 Higurashi Chika (Two in One)_2

Chapter 573: Chapter 519: Higurashi Chika (Two in One)_2 Chapter 573: Chapter 519: Higurashi Chika (Two in One)_2 Imagine holding a spear in your hand every day, yet having to tie it to your leg, Roger felt that although his metaphor was somewhat crude, it at least reflected the actual situation.

This was still Roger, the vast majority of his strength lay in his physical attributes and the Dharma Seal, and the only thing really affected was the Pale Blood.

If it were another Transcendent from the West, the impact might have been greater, perhaps even causing certain Spells to lose their effect.

After all, from Spell gestures to the mobilization of Mental Energy, even the simplest Spell contains countless intricate and trivial steps.

If any link in the chain went wrong, it would be enough to cause the Spell to collapse.

Another day passed, and seeing that the situation had not improved at all, Roger had no choice but to actively seal the Pale Blood within him.

He let the turbulent blood enter a state of calm.

Only then did he break free from that strange state.

“Phew…”

A modern harbor appeared before his eyes, Roger quickly packed his luggage and followed the flow of people off the cruise ship.

As soon as he disembarked, someone approached proactively, a middle-aged man with an honest face and demeanor, bowed slightly, then stood up and led Roger forward.

Roger found Uma’s ability to arrange these trivial matters to be more than suitable.

He quickly got into a silver-gray car and left the port.

Not entering the city, the car directly took the highway, and after nearly two hours of travel, left the highway and followed the road away from the city.

Sunrise was much larger than the Island Nation he had encountered in his previous life, almost rectangular in shape. Due to the increased size, it covered many more latitudes than the Island Nation.

Roger was now in Lingyuan County, near the southern port of Sunrise. Although it was December and the temperature had dropped, the lowest temperature could still be maintained above zero degrees.

So the car driving on the highway could still see the greenery on both sides.

After arriving here, Roger could clearly sense Uma’s difference. The distance was too great, and being in Asia, Uma could no longer control a regular person’s body as she had before.

She was more about planting subtle suggestions through shadows, then using them to serve Roger.

The journey was uneventful, and although it was noon when Roger disembarked from the ship, after all the twists and turns, when the car finally stopped in front of a yard, the setting sun had fallen, and the sky was already dyed red.

Roger was not familiar with Sunrise at all. He should be near the edge of the city, somewhat akin to a small town.

The modernization level around him was high, yet one could still see some clearly traditional-style buildings.

Unlike the complete modernization of towns and cities in Armenia.

In the towns of Sunrise, amidst modernity, one could always feel the historical depth and vicissitudes passed down through time.

Looking into the distance, one could see neatly arranged fields and spacious houses. Truthfully, due to something intrinsic, Roger found the scenery before his eyes more familiar.

The door was unlocked, and he pushed it open to enter.

Whoo-whoo-whoo!

This was a typical Japanese-style courtyard, but it was apparent the owner did not wish to tend to it often. Plants beside the path looked unkempt, and Roger walked ahead on a small path paved with cobblestones.

The closer he got, the more distinct the sound he had heard before became.

Moreover, Roger could hear rapid footsteps and steady breathing.

The courtyard was large, and after passing through the path, the rockery, and the garden in front, an old-style building appeared before him, and the sounds he had heard came from that direction.

He walked to the entrance and looked into the room following the sounds.

The spacious room was devoid of any decorations, and the walls around were hung with various types of weapons, but it was apparent most of them were just for show.

However, in the center of the hall directly opposite the door, there was an area resembling a Shrine, but strangely, there were no statues on the altar, nor cushions beside it on the floor.

The afterglow of the sun made the room’s colors appear somewhat peculiar, and in the changing light and shadow, the empty Shrine seemed like a giant gaping mouth.

This was an arena for practicing martial arts.

A lithe figure was moving nimbly, the weapon in hand swinging fluidly, as if mercury were spilling on the ground.

Truthfully, this was the first time Roger had seen a Transcendent seriously practicing swordsmanship since arriving in this world.

Or was it Saber Technique?

In Sunrise, traditional Swords generally had a slightly curved shape, making these weapons highly recognizable.

However, the weapon in the hands of the Transcendent before him looked like a half-bladed Sword, only much narrower than the Longsword Roger typically used.

Roger did not interrupt but stood at the doorway, quietly observing.

The new Sword Seal required an understanding of more mysteries of Swordsmanship, and the techniques provided to Roger by Hunter’s Cabin were somewhat outdated.

After only a few glances, Roger was surprised to find that although the Sword Technique appeared plain, its foundation was solid, not just a simple so-called killing move for battle.

Instead, it was a profound Swordsmanship with certain Sword Principles, far from the path of the sword, but considering the opponent’s strength, it was quite remarkable.

Roger narrowed his eyes, estimating the opponent’s strength.

“Second Tier pinnacle.”

Neither high nor low, considered a level that a normal Elite in the Transcendent World should possess.

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