Needless to say, the Sacrificial Dao is a Tier Seven technique, and its enhancement of Su Tu's combat power is evident to all. Even so, Su Tu has not completely mastered the Sacrificial Dao.

This shows just how powerful a Tier Seven technique can be.

As he looked at the inheritance beads before him, a trace of excitement flickered in Su Tu's eyes.

Then, he stepped forward, arriving in front of the display case.

His attention focused on a mysteriously yellow inheritance bead.

At the same time, an aged voice slowly echoed.

"Slaughter Mountain, a Tier Seven technique, recommended for martial artists who excel in strong attacks. Consider this technique,

If mastered, one can annihilate mountains in their assaults. With mountains weighing heavily, there is an indestructible force of ten thousand weights; hidden within is a miasma of slaughter, which can shatter True Qi,

If cultivated to Great Success, one can summon a slaughtering mountain with a single palm, crushing whole armies and obliterating the skies!"

The voice continued to introduce the technique before Su Tu.

Upon hearing this, Su Tu lifted his eyes and looked around, not finding the source of the voice, nor feeling any fluctuation of heart and spirit.

This voice came out of nowhere, truly magical.

It caught his attention.

Subsequently, he shifted his gaze to the other beads.

"Breaking the Red Dust, a Tier Seven technique, recommended for martial artists whose martial intent has corrosive traits. This technique can sever the enemy's acupoints in battle, obstructing their True Qi, gradually sealing their offensive power.

Cultivated to Great Success, it can sever a person's vitality and extinguish their True Qi, transforming into a thread of red dust that pierces the battlefield. Those caught in the red dust line will fall into the red dust, unable to practice again."

"Four Celestial Thunder Monarch Palm, a Tier Seven technique, recommended..."

"Void Falling into Wind Step, a Tier Seven body technique, recommended..."

Each time Su Tu's gaze landed on an inheritance bead, the ancient voice would arise, introducing it to Su Tu.

These Tier Seven techniques are undoubtedly extraordinary, each possessing either astonishing destructive power or special effects; each is a supreme opportunity in the eyes of others.

However, Su Tu wasn't in a hurry to make a choice, not because none suited him. The Void Falling into Wind Step, a Tier Seven body technique, perfectly replaces Su Tu's lacking Tier Three technique.

Originally, Su Tu was seeking a good body technique. The current Void Jump can no longer keep pace with Su Tu; the Void Falling into Void Step enables one to perceive the power of the void, moving like flowing wind through the void.

It is an elegant and unfathomable body technique, very suitable for Su Tu.

After all, Su Tu's martial intent, techniques, and skills are all inclined towards extreme burst types; having such a body technique allows Su Tu to approach enemies silently and unleash his full potential instantaneously, significantly enhancing his combat power.

But...

Subtly, Su Tu felt this body technique wasn't his best choice.

The terrifying intuition brought by the Candle Wisdom, Su Tu trusted immensely.

Therefore, he didn't directly choose that body technique but instead strolled leisurely on the third level, continually looking at the surrounding display cases, while the ancient voice tirelessly introduced various techniques to Su Tu.

Finally, Su Tu arrived at the end of the third level. After comprehensive consideration, that body technique was indeed the most suitable for him.

Su Tu shook his head helplessly; intuition is, after all, intuition, perhaps he was overthinking...

Thinking of this, Su Tu didn't hesitate and was just about to choose the Void Falling into Void Step, but at that moment, Su Tu slipped.

Yes, he slipped...

Martial Arts Dao emphasizes a stance as steady as a mountain, feet seemingly rooted. Since entering Martial Arts Dao, few could push him back even half a step; even alone on a boat in stormy waves, his stance would scarcely wobble.

Yet at that moment, even walking a regular step forward on flat ground, he slipped and fell flat on the floor.

This made Su Tu momentarily stunned.

But just at that slip,

A rare system notification popped up at this moment.

[Haste of the traveler, occasionally looking down, can bring unimaginable luck, Luck Skill Level +200]

[Luck (High Tier): 1300/5000]

Luck is the most challenging of Su Tu's skills to improve, having no fixed way to increase its skill level.

But not long ago, the Ancestor Star's young dragon swallowed the sky, Luck naturally boosted to High Tier.

And gained additional abilities usually acquired after other skills' progression.

Unlike the active display of other abilities, the extra ability brought by Luck is passive.

Simply put, Luck continually accumulates, and if not triggered over some time, it must be triggered once reaching a certain point.

Since that day, Luck seemed to have fallen asleep, never triggered; precisely at this moment, it accumulated enough for a trigger.

Every activation of Luck is critical, from interrupting incorrect realm-breaking, discovering the Kong Family's hidden treasure, triggering Incineration's slaying trait to kill the Moon Giant, each time Luck has brought unexpected surprises.

However, Su Tu couldn't fathom why this time Luck's manifestation was for him to sit on the ground.

While Su Tu was puzzled, his gaze unconsciously looked ahead.

Then, his perfectly contrasted eyes lightly trembled, revealing a hint of astonishment.

Not far from him, a young woman sat crouched on the ground, clad in a moon-white robe. Her features were exquisitely beautiful to near perfection, with bright eyes seemingly flickering with starlight, exuding an indescribable aura.

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