Chapter 807 State Of Mind


    Darren fixed his eyes forward. "Let''s give it a shot and you will know."


    He walked towards the clear river.


    One, two...


    Darren had already walked many steps but his feet were still dry. It was as if he was walking in ce.


    "It''s not easy to cross the river," said Fris, the vige head.


    "I''ve got it!" Finley suddenly became enlightened. "The river appears close to us but there are actually


    Fris shook his head at Finley''s statement.


    "ording to your understanding of Spatial Rule, it should only take a little time to reach the other


    shore. Do you really think it''s that simple?


    This river before us was the ce for a powerful cultivator from a foreignnd to have an ''Epiphany.'' It


    depends on your state of mind if you want to cross it. Even so, I''m not exactly sure what that would


    achieve," Fris exined.


    Darren crossed his arms, deep in thought. He faced the vige head.


    "What do you mean by ''Epiphany''?" Darren asked.


    "A foreign man arrived here just before the Last Age disappeared. I remember that he was bald and he


    was dressed in a coarse, yellow robe. He cultivated the skills rted to the state of mind, which I have


    never seen before. I don''t even understand the ''Epiphany'' he was talking about.


    He glowed with a golden light once he had the ''Epiphany''. In those moments, he was very calm and


    It took a few days for him to speak again, and when he did, he said that he had to go off and fight a


    fiend. He never came back."


    Darren and Finley listened to him intently.


    "I didn''t expect the origin of the Equinox Tree leaves to be soplicated. How did the senior of the


    Mythological Pce evene up with this prescription?" Darren asked. The old man had never been


    out of the Mythological Pce. He was not supposed to know these things. However, not only did he


    finish the prescription, he also knew that they were in the Raksa Sea.


    "I think we''d better ask him when we get back," Darren said before anyone could answer him.


    "If we want to cross the river, we will need to use our minds to navigate it," Finley piped up.


    "That''s right. I believe that crossing this river will not only give you the leaves that you need, but it will


    also take you to a mysterious path of bing stronger.


    All these years, I''ve sent seven people with the talent of Genuine Domain Degree here because I


    wanted them to try if they could get the cultivation method. Unfortunately, they all failed. No one has


    ever crossed the river.


    The man from the foreignnd said that only nine people would ever be allowed to attempt this. You


    two have thest chance.


    If you fail, the river will disappear forever." Fris shook his head grimly.


    "Don''t worry. One of us will be able to make it, for sure!" Finleyughed jovially.


    "I hope so. Ha!


    You have three days to aplish this. If you fail, you have to leave. Now, I must go." Fris


    disappeared after saying these words.


    Darren and Finley spent the next few hours trying to figure out what to do. They tried everything they


    could but nothing happened.


    "Cultivating state of mind. What kind of approach can we take?" Darren murmured.


    "The river seems close by but is actually very far away. And it''s not caused by the Spatial Rule. I guess


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    if we want to cross the river, we need to calm down. As long as we''re calm, we will be able to walk to


    the river," Finley said thoughtfully.


    "What makes you think so?" Darren asked.


    "The vige head said that the man cultivated the skills rted to the state of mind. If he cultivated his


    mind and followed his heart, how could he be caught up withplicated thoughts? Just like when we


    triedprehending the rules, we must cultivate in meditation andunch all our soul energy into it." It


    made sense to the both of them.


    "Alright. Let''s try."


    Darren nodded and sat down by the river, crossing his legs.


    Darren began to contemte, calming himself. He tried to feel peaceful.


    Six hours had already passed and Darren found that he could not calm himself down.


    Every time he felt that he could finally be at peace, three beautiful faces would sh in his mind.


    Elsa. Denise. The immortal.


    Darren tried his hardest to clear his mind but he kept thinking about Elsa.


    The voice in his head kept questioning him. "Who are you? Where are you from? What about your


    parents?"


    He couldn''t help it.


    The more he wanted to calm down, the more restless he became. He thought of all the possible worst


    case scenarios and it annoyed him greatly.


    Darren sighed. He opened his eyes.


    "This used to be so easy for me. Perhaps the river is causing my restlessness," he said to himself.


    Suddenly, a gust of wind blew in.


    It gently caressed his face.


    "What''s happening?"


    He nced over at Finley and was surprised to see him floating cross-legged a few feet above the


    ground.


    "Oh! He did it!" Darren was overjoyed.


    Momentster, Finley opened his eyes and stood up. He was surrounded by a soft glow. He slowly


    walked towards the river.


    One...Two...


    Finley took step after step until he found himself on the river.


    "Wow!" Darren couldn''t help but shout. Finley had made it!


    Finley was silent. His ck hair flew wildly in the wind. He suddenly seemed very hostile, just like when


    his fiend nature was mobilized by the monkey.


    Darren''s heart skipped a beat.


    ''Finley fears his real body from the bottom of his heart. This river may be influencing his feelings, and


    may make him fail.''


    Darren realized that things would go wrong. If it were him who was crossing the river, he would not be


    swayed by such emotions. He had sessfully woken up from the illusion created by the monkey the


    Darren held his breath and prayed that Finley would pull through.


    He saw a faint smile on Finley''s face. Finley began to move across the river. He would kneel and crawl


    at times but he did his best to make it through.


    Boom!


    The ground began to shake.


    Finley opened his eyes.


    "Ha! No matter how much you taunt me or try to frighten me, I won''t let you mess with my head. I''ve


    Finley looked calm andposed.


    When he made it to the other side, he approached the tall tree. He sat under it and sat in silence once


    again.


    Seeing this, Darren was thrilled.


    "He made it! Perhaps he is no longer afraid of his real body." Darren smiled.