Go Hyung-Chul was back.

Gi-Gyu wanted to see him immediately, but Go Hyung-Chul had already left, saying he wanted to tour Eden first. Gi-Gyu could find him inside Eden, but he suspected Go Hyung-Chul had a reason for doing this. So Gi-Gyu left him alone for now.

Instead, he went to visit Lou.

“Lou.”

“You came?” asked Lou as he swung his sword. His swings were so careless that at first glance, one might think a novice swordsman was doing basic training. His irregular movements made it seem like he wasn’t practicing any specific technique.

But…

‘There are no blind spots,’ Gi-Gyu thought in awe. He couldn’t believe this was possible at all.

Lou’s technique was perfect. Though his movements looked aimless, Lou was hitting the targets of his choice. There was a reason why it didn’t look like proper swordsmanship.

Whir.

Information popped into Gi-Gyu’s head from Lou’s data. Lou was actually practicing a technique he had created himself. The same one he had taught Gi-Gyu.

This was a technique, yet it wasn’t. Just like how using a sword didn't make you a swordsman, using a spear didn't necessarily mean you were a spearman.

“A universal technique…” Gi-Gyu...