RNP Chapter 22 First Meditation
Chapter 22 First Meditation
Chapter 22 First Meditation
Yang Podi took the book his father gave him and began to read it carefully. Meditation was actually quite simple, and all Soul Masters knew how to do it.
Thinking of this, Yang Podi couldn't help but recall Tang San's Xuan Tian Gong. Xuan Tian Gong can be considered an alternative meditation method, connecting current meditation methods with the internal energy meridians of the martial arts world. In a sense, it is a more advanced meditation method. After all, there is no such thing as meridians in the world of Douluo Continent. Moreover, Xuan Tian Gong makes meditation more concrete, thereby improving the effect of meditation.
With this in mind, Yang Podi began his first meditation.
Yang Podi closed his eyes and carefully observed the flow of soul power within his body. As time passed, he gradually gained control over the flow of soul power, which seemed to be guided throughout his body. With the circulation of his soul power, the soul power in the air seemed to resonate, slowly seeping into his body and ultimately strengthening his soul power slightly.
The first meditation lasted a full hour. After an hour, Yang Podi opened his eyes: "Dad, I have completed a meditation. I feel that my soul power seems to have increased a little bit."
Yang Zhentian carefully examined Yang Podi's body and, seeing that his son was unharmed, said, "Son, meditation is a process of accumulation. Only through continuous meditation can you become stronger. Your meditation just now was quite successful; it seems your talent for cultivation is truly remarkable."
"However, son, as a battle spirit master, in addition to meditation, you also need to pay attention to combat ability and physical training. All three are indispensable."
"Dad, I understand. Don't worry, I've already prepared a detailed training plan." She then took out a training method for her father to consult.
As someone who has read the original work, I naturally know some good training methods and understand what the real focus should be.
The training methods were explained in great detail. Every morning, after waking up, we would do some basic marksmanship practice, and in the morning, we would go to a small classroom to learn basic knowledge.
In the afternoon, weighted running is conducted, with the specific weight depending on physical strength. The weighted running includes running along the tribe's territory or climbing Qingyuan Mountain, and also includes weighted frog jumps and weighted swimming.
After running, take a medicinal bath.
After the medicinal bath, it's time for dinner, followed by meditation.
Due to their young age, there are no plans for actual combat at the moment.
"Son, your training methods are very good, but isn't the intensity a bit too high? You're still just a child, only six years old."
"Dad, you're wrong. The younger you are, the better the training will be."
"Okay, son, but you must take care of your health. Don't overtrain and cause hidden injuries."
"Dad, that depends on you. You need to devise a suitable medicinal bath plan based on my physical condition."
"You little brat! When it comes to medicinal bath programs, my Po Clan is definitely the strongest in the entire Douluo Continent. Back then, even the disciples of the Clear Sky Sect used our educational program, and even Tang Hao and Tang Xiao used our medicinal baths."
That evening, Yang Zhentian brought his son's training plan to his father: "Dad, what do you think of your grandson? This training plan is pretty good, isn't it?"
Yang Wudi carefully reviewed the training plan, nodding occasionally: "Not bad, this plan is excellent, no wonder you're my grandson."
"But Zhentian, haven't you noticed anything wrong?"
"Dad, I think this training plan is great, so why is there a problem?" Yang Wudi looked at his son speechlessly.
"Po Di is only six years old. Are you really comfortable letting him train like this alone? What if something dangerous happens during the training? Besides, you're a young clan leader. Haven't you considered promoting such a good training plan throughout the entire clan?"
Hearing his father scold him, Yang Zhentian felt ashamed. He had come to take credit and show off, but instead he was scolded.
"Zhentian, what are you standing there for? Hurry up and go and invite your second uncle and the elders over."
Yang Podi was unaware that because of his training plan, all the children of the Po clan were about to embark on a miserable academic journey.
The next morning, after breakfast, Yang Podi went alone to the place where the clan was being trained. All 12 children who had awakened at the same time as Yang Podi were there.
There are five or six small houses here, and some children are studying in each house. They are all children who have awakened their martial spirit over the years. The number of children in each house is not fixed. This year, the number of children who have awakened their martial spirit is the largest, with a total of 13 people. In previous years, there were eight or ten, and the lowest was only five.
The teachers were some of the elders in the clan. Because their health was declining, they were no longer suitable to walk around outside or perform clan work, so the clan chief, Yang Wudi, invited them to take charge of the children's education.
These teachers are all highly respected and knowledgeable. Which child would dare to disobey them? They would take direct action, and no one would dare to complain afterwards.
The morning classes mainly covered several topics, including the application of the Soul-Breaking Spear Technique, basic knowledge of medicine, meditation methods for the Soul-Breaking Spear Martial Soul, and an introduction to various Martial Souls in the Douluo Continent...
In any case, the classroom content is broader in scope and more targeted than that of a regular academy, and much of the content is the accumulated knowledge of countless generations within the Broken Clan.
In the afternoon, Yang Podi originally planned to train alone, but was informed that all the children of the Po family would be trained together.
When Yang Podi arrived at the training ground in the afternoon, he was immediately speechless.
The training field is filled with various weighted vests of different sizes, some weighing only a few kilograms and others weighing only a hundred kilograms.
All the children from the Broken Clan who were studying here were present, including those from all grades; roughly speaking, there were fifty or sixty of them.
Judging from the situation, the children of the Po clan were basically unharmed in this war with the Haotian Sect. Some of them came to Tiandou City with us, while others appeared out of nowhere, probably part of some other family arrangements.
The afternoon exercise consisted of all the children carrying loads while climbing a mountain. If a child was too young or too weak, they would simply climb the mountain.
In short, the goal is to exhaust all the children in the afternoon, while the teachers monitor their physical condition throughout to prevent any danger.
And so, Yang Podi began his cultivation journey, which became the foundation of all his training.
(End of this chapter)