Chapter Summaries

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# Birth of the Demonic Sword - Volume 01

## Chapter 01: Birth

**Brief Summary:** The protagonist reflects on his past choices and societal detachment after surviving a gunshot. Reborn as Noah, he faces complex family dynamics, with his father showing indifference towards him due to his mixed heritage. Determined to embrace his new life, he resolves to learn the language of his new world.

Detailed Summary:
As he reflects on his life, he reveals a detachment from societal norms, expressing a lack of interest in conventional pursuits like relationships and material success. He sees society as governed by money and rules, questioning the value of such a life. Eventually, he sees a glimmer of light and finds himself being reborn into a new life.
The protagonist is born as Noah, and he quickly realizes he has been reborn into a different world, although he doesn't fully understand the situation. He witnesses interactions between his parents, Lily and Rhys, and perceives a complex family dynamic. His father's dismissive attitude towards him due to his mixed heritage is evident, leading him to realize the challenges he may face in this new life.
The chapter concludes with Noah's determination to adapt to this new world and his decision to learn its language. He falls asleep, ready to embrace the challenges of his second chance at life.
In "Birth," the author introduces the themes of rebirth, family dynamics, societal norms, and the protagonist's inner struggles. The chapter sets the stage for Noah's journey, promising further exploration of his development and experiences in the subsequent chapters.

Key Points:

* The protagonist wakes up in darkness after surviving a gunshot (or so he believes).
* He contemplates using his near-death experience to break free from his troubled family life.
* He reflects on his detachment from societal norms and regrets his past choices.
* The protagonist is reborn as Noah in a new world.
* He witnesses the complex family dynamics between his parents, Lily and Rhys.
* Rhys, his father, shows indifference towards him due to his mixed heritage.
* Noah resolves to adapt to his new life and learn the language of the new world.

Characters Mentioned:

* Noah Balvan (the protagonist after being reborn)
* Lily (Noah's mother)
* Rhys Balvan (Noah's father)
* Fat Middle-Aged Woman (midwife/servant attending to Noah's birth)

## Chapter 02: Dragon

**Brief Summary:** In this chapter, Noah ponders whether to endure mistreatment in the Balvan family or explore the outside world. A sudden dragon attack introduces a powerful old man who identifies Noah as his grandson, hinting at a mysterious heritage.

Detailed Summary:
Noah is aware of his position in the Balvan family, divided into an inner and outer ring. As an illegitimate child of Rhys, he is destined to face mistreatment from the legitimate members of the family. He contemplates whether to stay and endure this life or venture into the outside world, considering his advanced knowledge and experience from his previous life.
One night, a dragon suddenly appears, and Lily and Noah witness its attack on the sheep outside the mansion. A mysterious old man intervenes, protecting them with a barrier and driving away the dragon. As the old man leaves, he identifies Noah as his latest grandson.
The chapter explores Noah's inner conflict as he faces the challenges of his new life and contemplates his options. It also introduces elements of fantasy, such as the appearance of a dragon and the enigmatic old man with magical abilities. The story promises to delve into Noah's journey of self-discovery and his interactions with the fantastical elements of this new world.

Key Points:

* Five months have passed since Noah's rebirth in a new world.
* The mansion he lives in resembles a countryside villa but with the size of a castle.
* Noah understands the language of the world, thanks to Lily, his new mother, constantly speaking to him.
* He learns about his position in the Balvan family, divided into an inner and outer ring.
* Noah contemplates whether to stay and endure mistreatment as an illegitimate child or explore the outside world with his advanced knowledge.
* A dragon suddenly appears and attacks the sheep outside the mansion.
* An old man intervenes, protecting Noah and Lily with a barrier and revealing a familial connection.
* Noah's inner conflict and his interaction with fantastical elements drive the narrative.

Characters Mentioned:

* Noah Balvan
* Lily
* Rhys Balvan
* Thomas Balvan (The old patriarch of the Balvan family and the enigmatic old man).
* Dragon: A dark creature that suddenly attacks the mansion.

## Chapter 03: Power

**Brief Summary:** In the new world, Noah observes grandfather with incredible powers, leading him to desire strength and knowledge. He resolves to learn about cultivation and avoid political schemes. As an eight-month-old, Noah surprises everyone by taking his first steps, bringing hope for an early education has he speaks his first word, "Mummy!".

Detailed Summary:
Realizing the potential dangers and intrigue of this world, Noah becomes determined to gain power and independence. He aims to learn about cultivation, a form of internal power unique to this world, and to understand his new reality. With a strong resolve, Noah starts growing physically and mentally, seeking to improve himself and avoid being caught in political schemes.
At just eight months old, Noah surprises everyone by taking his first steps and showing remarkable determination. His accomplishments become associated with the blessing of his esteemed grandfather, Thomas Balvan. Noah's mother, Lily, rejoices in his progress and hopes it will grant him an early education.
As Noah sets his sights on becoming a cultivator and understanding the power that exists within individuals in this new world, he embarks on a journey of growth, determination, and intrigue. The chapter explores themes of power, self-discovery, and the pursuit of knowledge in a world full of mystique and possibilities.

Key Points:

* Noah is reborn into a new world with extraordinary powers.
* He witnesses a dragon attack and discovers the existence of cultivation.
* Noah's grandfather, Thomas Balvan, displays incredible power by fighting and blocking the dragon.
* Noah desires strength and knowledge and aims to learn about cultivation.
* He wants to avoid getting entangled in political schemes.
* At just eight months old, Noah surprises everyone by taking his first steps.
* Noah's progress is associated with the blessing of his grandfather, Thomas.
* His mother, Lily, is supportive and hopes his achievements will grant him an early education.

Characters Mentioned:

* Noah Balvan
* Thomas Balvan
* Lily

## Chapter 04: Breath of Heaven and Earth

**Brief Summary:** Noah, a rumoured intellectual prodigy in the Balvan family, astounds with his early linguistic skills and physical achievements. When he gains a teacher named Li Neregnes, his passion for learning leads him to explore both literature and the mystical practice of cultivation. As Noah defies his teacher's dismissal of cultivation, a captivating tale of strength, knowledge, and self-determination unfolds.

Detailed Summary:
As Noah delves into literature and seeks more knowledge about cultivation, an ancient practice that empowers individuals through harnessing the "Breath of Heaven and Earth," his teacher dismisses the subject as mere nonsense and encourages him to focus on literature instead. Noah, however, is unyielding in his belief that strength and knowledge are essential for survival in a world where magical beasts and cultivators exist.
The story presents a dichotomy between literature and cultivation, with Noah finding allure in the latter's potential for power and self-defense. As he continues to challenge his teacher's authority, Noah's remarkable intellect and determination become evident, setting the stage for a tale of growth, exploration, and self-discovery.

Introduction to the novel's Cultivation System:

The text explains that in the world of Noah, there exists a practice called cultivation, which involves harnessing the "Breath of Heaven and Earth." Both humans and magical beasts can absorb and store this energy to empower their bodies and use magical techniques. Cultivators and magical beasts differ in their innate abilities, with magical beasts having an advantage due to their natural ability to manipulate the "Breath." Humans, on the other hand, need techniques and special devices to understand their aptitude toward one of the seven elemental types: light, darkness, fire, water, earth, wind, and lightning. The cultivation system is highly regarded and coveted, as it grants individuals enhanced physical abilities, longer lifespans, and access to powerful elemental attacks.
Key Points:

* Rumors spread about an intellectual prodigy in the Balvan family.
* The prodigy is named Noah.
* Noah exhibited early linguistic skills, speaking fluently at a young age.
* He showed remarkable physical abilities, such as running and standing up early.
* At two years old, he was seen attempting to read in the library.
* Noah's mother requested a teacher for him, and he was finally assigned Li Neregnes.
* Li Neregnes is a scholar with high standing in the family.
* Noah learned to read in less than six months and finished books quickly.
* He found a book on cultivation called the "Yin-Yang system."
* Noah became fascinated with cultivation and its potential for strength.
* Li Neregnes scolded Noah for his interest in cultivation, advocating for literature instead.
* Noah's determination and quest for knowledge set him apart from others in the family.

Characters Mentioned:

* Noah Balvan
* Li Neregnes: Noah's teacher, a scholar of high standing in the family who dismisses cultivation and encourages literature.

## Chapter 05: Training

**Brief Summary:** Noah, the illegitimate son of Rhys, strives to master cultivation and martial arts, despite family restrictions. He undertakes menial tasks in the guards' building to learn combat techniques, but faces punishment when his true intentions are discovered. Undeterred, Noah remains determined to achieve greatness and impresses observers with his strategic abilities.

Detailed Summary:
Undeterred, Noah takes on menial tasks in the guards' building to gain insights into combat techniques and cultivation. He manages to obtain some techniques by pretending to be innocent and connecting with excluded or bullied guards. However, this approach starts to backfire when the higher-ups realize his true intentions.
Despite the hardships and physical punishment he endures, Noah remains determined to achieve greatness, partly motivated by his mother's love and sacrifices. He engages in combat training, continuously honing his skills.
The text also hints at two figures observing Noah's progress and recognizing his potential and genius. They acknowledge his strategic play during combat and his rapid mastery of the snake-wrist technique.
Throughout the story, Noah faces challenges and setbacks but remains resilient in his pursuit of power and cultivation. He is aware of the complexities surrounding his position in the family but refuses to give up on his dreams. The narrative hints at Noah's promising future as he balances his ambitions with the need to navigate his family's dynamics.

Key Points:

* Noah, an illegitimate son, desires to excel in cultivation and martial arts.
* He does chores in the guards' building to learn combat techniques.
* Noah's mother, Lily, supports his ambitions and urges Rhys to provide more opportunities.
* Rhys, Noah's father, refuses to grant him access to higher-level techniques due to family rules.
* Noah fakes innocence to gain insights from excluded guards but faces punishment when discovered.
* He is determined to continue his pursuit of power and greatness despite setbacks.
* Observers recognize Noah's strategic abilities and potential.
* The text implies a promising future for Noah's cultivation journey.

Characters Mentioned:

* Noah Balvan
* Lily
* Rhys Balvan
* Micky (Guard in the guards' building)
* Two figures observing Noah's progress (unidentified), one is the vice-captain William Challi

## Chapter 06: Master

**Brief Summary:** In the chapter, the vice-captain of the guards, William Challi, approaches the young and manipulative Noah to offer him training and guidance in cultivation. Noah eagerly accepts the opportunity, showing determination to become a powerful cultivator capable of fighting dragons.

Detailed Summary:
In the subsequent part of the chapter, Noah is shown returning to his quarters and engaging in mysterious activities related to breathing and meditation. He contemplates his progress and ambitions, indicating a strong desire to become a powerful cultivator and gain access to advanced techniques. Noah is also aware of his limitations and the risks associated with seeking forbidden knowledge.
Unexpectedly, a man named William Challi, the vice-captain of the guards, approaches Noah and reveals that they know about his abilities and offer him the opportunity to train and cultivate under their guidance. Noah agrees, expressing his determination to become a powerful cultivator capable of fighting dragons.
The chapter ends with Noah declaring himself as the "Master," hinting at his newfound commitment to the path of cultivation.
In this chapter, the author delves into Noah's character and his motivations, setting the stage for his journey into the world of cultivation and power. The narrative introduces various themes, such as ambition, deceit, training, and the pursuit of strength, leaving readers intrigued to learn more about Noah's progress and the challenges he will face on his path to becoming a cultivator.

Key Points:

* The chapter revolves around a character named Noah.
* Noah is described as using his age and appearance to manipulate others.
* The guards discuss Noah's potential for trouble due to his relentless greed for power and skills learned from past training.
* They decide to train Noah to channel his abilities properly.
* Noah returns to his quarters and engages in mysterious breathing and meditation exercises.
* He contemplates his progress and ambitions for stronger techniques and power.
* The vice-captain of the guards, William Challi, approaches Noah with an offer to train and cultivate him.
* Noah eagerly accepts the offer, expressing his determination to become a cultivator capable of fighting dragons.
* He declares himself as the "Master" after accepting the opportunity.

Characters Mentioned:

* Noah Balvan
* William Challi

## Chapter 07: Techniques

**Brief Summary:** Noah, now a member of the guards, learns about human cultivation from his master, William. William explains the importance of the three centers of power and gives Noah training methods for the sea of consciousness. With determination and curiosity, Noah embarks on his journey of cultivation.

Detailed Summary:
William introduces the concept of human cultivation with three centers of power: dantian, body, and sea of consciousness. The dantian is where cultivators accumulate the "Breath," and it stabilizes the mind. The sea of consciousness, located in the brain, generates mental energy, sharpens the senses, and can even predict dangers. Noah is curious about the Ice-Fire revolving technique he has been practicing and whether he can cultivate without waiting until the age of fifteen when the dantian usually forms.
William clarifies that the Ice-Fire technique is an imitation of true cultivation methods, and while it accelerates the dantian's formation, it is limited in its effects. He gives Noah the training methods for the sea of consciousness and allows him to choose a martial art and a body-nourishing method.
Noah realizes that cultivating all three centers of power simultaneously might lead to exponential growth. However, William explains that each center is connected, and neglecting one would slow the growth of the others. Nonetheless, William believes Noah's true understanding will come through practice.
William hands Noah a pile of sheets containing descriptions of the techniques he can choose from. Eager to learn, Noah immediately begins reading them. William observes his disciple with satisfaction, recognizing Noah's strong will and potential as a cultivator.
The chapter ends with the anticipation of Noah's journey into the world of cultivation and the challenges he will face on his path to power.

Key Points:

* Noah accepts William as his Master and becomes a guard under the Balvan family.
* Noah explains the situation to his mother and notices bruises on her body.
* He goes to the guards' building as instructed by William.
* William, now his Master, explains the reason for letting Noah join the guards - to use his ambition for the family's benefit.
* William introduces the concept of human cultivation with three centers of power: dantian, body, and sea of consciousness.
* The Ice-Fire revolving technique, which Noah practices, is an imitation of true cultivation methods.
* Noah learns that he can accelerate the dantian's formation by training the other two centers of power.
* William gives Noah training methods for the sea of consciousness and allows him to choose a martial art and body-nourishing method.
* Noah's eagerness and potential as a cultivator are evident in his rapid response to the training methods.

Characters Mentioned:

* Noah Balvan
* William Challi

## Chapter 08: Helplessness

**Brief Summary:** In Chapter 08, Noah contemplates different martial arts and body-nourishing methods. He selects the twin saber style as his martial art and decides to undergo the perilous "Forging the Seven Hells" technique for a rank 3 body. William, his mentor, is torn between concern for Noah's safety and respecting his choice.

Detailed Summary:
The "Forging the Seven Hells" method promises significant power and the ability to block high-level attacks without harm. However, it comes with an extreme level of danger and excruciating pain during the treatment process. The technique involves breaking acupoints in a specific manner to create an absorption vortex, allowing the Breath of Heaven and Earth to reconstruct the acupoints and nourish the body. This process needs to be repeated six times, and any loss of consciousness during manipulation could lead to paralysis or death.
Noah is hesitant about choosing this dangerous method, but he learns that obtaining a rank 3 body through conventional means would take several years. The orthodox path would involve training a rank 2 method while waiting for his dantian to develop, resulting in a safer but longer journey to achieve similar results.
Ultimately, despite the risks, Noah decides to choose the "Forging the Seven Hells" method to accelerate his progress. The chapter highlights his inner struggle and the moral dilemma faced by his mentor, William, who is concerned about Noah's safety but must respect his choices. The chapter concludes with Noah's acceptance of the perilous technique, while William conceals his shame for having no better alternatives to offer.

Key Points:

* Noah chooses the twin saber style as his martial art.
* He is presented with the "Forging the Seven Hells" rank 3 body-nourishing method.
* "Forging the Seven Hells" promises significant power but is extremely dangerous and painful.
* Noah contemplates the risks and benefits of the technique.
* William, his mentor, is worried about Noah's safety but respects his choice to undergo the dangerous method.
* William explains the ranking system for techniques using the "Breath."
* Noah considers the time it would take to achieve a rank 3 body through orthodox methods and chooses the risky technique to expedite his progress.
* The chapter highlights the moral dilemma faced by William in sharing the dangerous method with Noah.

Characters Mentioned:

* Noah Balvan
* William Challi

## Chapter 09: Sea of Consciousness

**Brief Summary:** In Chapter 09, William reveals the conditions for training Noah in the powerful method involving mental energy. Noah accepts the proposal, leading to an enlightening experience in his sea of consciousness after encountering a Kesier rune. William emphasizes the significance of preserving mental energy and ranks among mages based on the number of Kesier runes in their sea of consciousness.

Detailed Summary:
Noah is initially confused and questions the reasons behind these conditions. William explains that the treatment involves enduring immense pain and manipulating the "Breath," requiring a strong mind. Training the sea of consciousness will increase Noah's chances of surviving the treatment. As for the twin saber training, William seeks a way to vent his feelings rather than performing torture on a child.
After evaluating the situation, Noah agrees to the conditions, trusting William's intentions. William then gives Noah a rune from the Kesier species, powerful magical beasts known for their mental energy. Noah experiences a painful out-of-body experience as he interacts with his sea of consciousness.
William explains the significance of the sea of consciousness, a personal dimension storing thoughts, emotions, and mental energy. The size of this dimension influences one's abilities in the material world. He warns Noah about depleting the mental energy, as it can lead to unconsciousness or even damage the sphere. William instructs Noah to memorize the rune, and once achieved, he will become a rank 1 mage, able to learn spells based on his elemental aptitude.
With this newfound knowledge, Noah returns home to begin his training and awaits his next meeting with William to assess his progress.

Key Points:

* William offers to train Noah using a powerful method involving mental energy.
* William sets two conditions for the training: six months of mental energy training and learning the twin saber style.
* Noah agrees to the conditions, trusting William's intentions.
* William introduces Noah to a Kesier rune, initiating an out-of-body experience in his sea of consciousness.
* Noah's sea of consciousness is described as a personal dimension where thoughts, emotions, and mental energy are stored.
* Depleting mental energy can lead to unconsciousness or even damage the sea of consciousness.
* Ranks among mages are determined by the number of Kesier runes in their sea of consciousness.
* William belongs to the Balvan family, which possesses the first five runes.
* The Shosti family or similar high-noble families might have higher-ranked Kesier runes.

Characters Mentioned:

* Noah Balvan
* William Challi

## Chapter 10: 324

**Brief Summary:** Noah undergoes gruelling magical training, enduring physical and mental strain to learn magic. Concerned for him, his mother, Lily, supports him but urges caution. Despite the pain and exhaustion, Noah remains determined to improve his abilities and discovers unsettling truths about his family.

Detailed Summary:
Despite his exhaustion, Noah remains determined and is determined to become proficient in magic. He is also shown to be observant and perceptive, noticing signs of violence on his mother's body inflicted by his father, Rhys. He resolves to practice mental energy at night to avoid worrying his mother further. Noah receives books on martial arts and body-nourishing methods from his Master, William, and continues studying and training despite the pain and nausea.
The chapter showcases Noah's dedication and resolve to improve his abilities, even at the cost of his health. It also delves into the complex family dynamics and the impact of violence on his mother. As the chapter ends, Noah prepares to rest and plans to continue his training the next day with newfound determination and focus.

Key Points:

* Noah is in his room, practicing a difficult magical training process with a scroll.
* He is focused on the task, ignoring everything around him, but the training takes a toll on his physical and mental state.
* Waves of consciousness surge within him as he practices, but he pushes himself further, causing pain and exhaustion.
* Lily, Noah's mother, enters his room and supports him, noticing his pale and tired appearance.
* Noah explains that the training is to develop magic, and Lily worries for his well-being.
* Noah counts signs of violence on Lily's body, likely caused by his father, Rhys.
* Lily leaves, and Noah continues studying martial arts and body-nourishing methods despite feeling drained.
* He plans to practice mental energy at night to avoid worrying his mother.
* The chapter ends with Noah preparing for rest, determined to continue his training the next day.

Characters Mentioned:

* Noah Balvan
* Lily
* Rhys Balvan
* William Challi

## Chapter 11: Cheat

**Brief Summary:** Noah diligently trains his mental energy using the Kesier rune, and his mind proves more resilient than others his age. He experiences heightened senses and is determined to endure rigorous training. As he prepares to showcase his twin saber skills to Master William, the atmosphere in the room becomes tense.

Detailed Summary:
Despite the challenges of training all day, Noah remains determined to gain great power. He seeks guidance from his Master, William, who is impressed by Noah's dedication but cautions him to avoid overexertion. Noah shares his observations about the changes in his perception, and William reassures him that with time, his mental barriers will strengthen.
Noah also learns from William that mastering the runes takes time, and he is optimistic about becoming a rank 1 mage in the future. Eager to display his progress, Noah demonstrates his skills in the twin saber style to his Master.
The chapter ends with an intense atmosphere as William prepares to assess Noah's abilities. The narrative portrays Noah's relentless pursuit of power and his willingness to face challenges head-on.

Key Points:

* Noah wakes up at dawn and discovers he can sense the brek of dawn.
* His mental age is about thirty-five years old due to being a transmigrator.
* Noah's mind is strong enough to endure looking at the Kesier rune for extended periods.
* He practices the twin saber style but finds it challenging to manage two sabers simultaneously.
* Noah's perception becomes sharper after training with the Kesier rune.
* He discusses his experiences with Master William, who advises him to be cautious.
* Noah plans to become a rank 1 mage in the future.
* He demonstrates his twin saber skills to Master William.

Characters Mentioned:

* Noah Balvan
* William Challi
* Servant (unnamed)

## Chapter 12: Smile

**Brief Summary:** Noah engages in intense combat training with his Master, William, who consistently defeats him, imparting valuable lessons about strategy and mental energy. Despite his constant failures, Noah remains determined to become a cultivator like William. The chapter ends with Noah's eagerness to continue training and his admiration for William's dedication as a mentor.

Detailed Summary:
Despite his numerous failures, Noah remains determined to improve and become a cultivator like William. He finds inspiration and motivation in witnessing the incredible power and might of a cultivator. However, Noah's focus is not solely on his own growth; he is also driven to resolve a situation involving someone named Lily.
The chapter concludes with Noah's eagerness to continue his training and progress further. He appreciates William's dedication as a mentor and eagerly anticipates the next training session.
"Smile" explores themes of perseverance, humility, and the pursuit of strength and self-improvement. Noah's journey as a disciple under William's guidance is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit in the face of challenges and the quest for personal growth and achievement.

Key Points of the Text:

* The chapter is titled "Smile."
* The atmosphere becomes heavy during Noah's combat training with Master William.
* Noah finds himself overpowered and defeated, facing a stronger opponent than any guard he has faced before.
* William is an unmoving and skilled cultivator who trains Noah in combat techniques.
* Noah attempts various attacks, but William effortlessly counters them, offering valuable lessons along the way.
* Noah admires William's strength and determination to become a cultivator himself.
* Noah's thoughts also wander to someone named Lily, whose situation he feels compelled to resolve.
* Despite multiple defeats, Noah remains determined to improve and eagerly awaits the next training session.

Characters Mentioned:

* Noah Balvan
* William Challi

## Chapter 13: Small Success

**Brief Summary:** Noah's martial arts training intensifies as he masters the use of "Breath." With William's guidance, Noah's progress impresses his Master, leading to a pivotal moment in their journey. As they prepare for a life-changing treatment, tension and determination rise.

Detailed Summary:
After months of intense training and conditioning, Noah's skills progress significantly, impressing his Master. However, a new challenge arises when William asks Noah if he can use the "Breath" in his martial arts style. Noah has refrained from using it so far, as it requires significant mental energy and he has been focused on physical training. Nevertheless, he is confident he can incorporate it into his techniques.
As the story progresses, William reveals that it has been almost six months since their first meeting and acknowledges Noah's exceptional progress. William decides it is time to start real martial art training and initiate a process that involves using the "Breath." The chapter ends with Noah demonstrating his skills, surprising William with his perfect execution and causing a minor injury to his Master. Despite this, Noah remains determined to push his limits and prepares for a crucial treatment next week, which carries life-or-death consequences.
The chapter emphasizes Noah's unwavering determination and the bond he shares with his Master. It also hints at political intrigue and power struggles within the Balvan mansion's inner circle, adding depth to the story's overarching plot. As Noah faces a critical challenge, readers are left eager to know how he will navigate the dangerous path ahead and how the story will unfold in subsequent chapters.

Key Points:

* Life in the outer ring of Balvan mansion is peaceful, except for a little kid's regular visits to the guards' building.
* The kid, Noah, undergoes intense martial arts training with his Master, William.
* Initially, Noah gets bruised during training, but he improves over time.
* Noah's training involves engraving martial arts forms on his mind and sparring with his Master, who boosts his performance each time.
* William discovers Noah's potential to use the "Breath" in his martial arts style.
* Noah's "Breath" is limited, and William has forbidden him from using it during training or sparring.
* Despite this, Noah believes he can use the "Breath" effectively in a couple of tries.
* William has developed affection and respect for Noah due to his determination and talent.
* William plans to perform a treatment on Noah, shifting their focus to real martial art.
* Noah surprises William with his perfect execution of "Breath" during a spar.
* The chapter ends with Noah preparing for a life-or-death treatment next week.

Characters Mentioned:

* Noah Balvan
* William Challi

## Chapter 14: Lie

**Brief Summary:** Noah's mental energy progresses rapidly as he prepares for a special training with his Master. He lies to his mother about the true nature of his training and promises to be careful. Noah explains the process of the "Forging of Seven Hells" before beginning the rigorous training.

Detailed Summary:
Noah plans his schedule for the upcoming week, focusing on the "Forging of Seven Hells" and increasing his mental energy. He decides to skip practising martial arts and rune training to concentrate on reading and sharpening his mind. During this time, he visits his mother and conceals the true nature of his training, promising to be careful.
Later, Noah mentally prepares for the training and lies to himself, vowing not to allow himself to die. The following day, he meets his Master at an underground prison for the "Forging of Seven Hells." Noah recites the procedure aloud to ensure he won't make mistakes.
The chapter introduces the process of the "Forging of Seven Hells," which involves destroying seven acupoints on the back to create an absorption whirl, allowing the accumulation of "Breath." Noah must endure through the seven transformations to complete the process.
As the chapter progresses, Noah and his Master approach their destination, and Noah explains the dangers and advantages of the method. The chapter sets the stage for the intense training Noah is about to undergo, emphasizing the importance of mental focus and determination in his journey.

Key Points:

* Noah, a cultivator, returns to his room feeling tired after a meeting.
* He contemplates the importance of refining his mental energy and the significance of the "Forging of Seven Hells."
* Noah's mental energy has been improving rapidly in the past six months.
* He conceals the true nature of his upcoming special training from his worried mother.
* Noah meets his Master for the "Forging of Seven Hells" training in an underground prison.
* The process involves destroying seven acupoints on the back to create an absorption whirl for accumulating "Breath."
* Noah must endure seven transformations to complete the process and fill his body with "Breath."

Characters Mentioned:

* Noah Balvan
* Lily
* William Challi

## Chapter 15: Endure It!

**Brief Summary:** Noah faces the brutal Seven Hells method, enduring intense pain to gain strength through acupoint manipulation. With unwavering determination, he completes all seven cycles, achieving a rank 3 body with heightened senses and martial arts prowess. The chapter delves into the ethical dilemma of seeking power at great personal cost.

Detailed Summary:
Throughout the procedure, Noah exhibits extraordinary mental resilience, focusing on endurance and survival. Despite the overwhelming suffering, he successfully completes all seven cycles of the treatment, gaining a rank 3 body capable of utilizing the "Breath." The newly formed acupoints grant him heightened martial arts abilities and increased storage capacity for the "Breath."
The chapter explores the price of power and the sacrifices one must make to achieve it. Noah's relentless pursuit of strength and his willingness to endure extreme pain showcase the human desire for self-improvement. William, as his mentor, demonstrates empathy and concern for Noah's well-being despite his understanding of the necessity of the method.
The chapter concludes with Noah achieving success in the Seven Hells method but collapsing unconscious from the ordeal. The text delves into themes of determination, sacrifice, and the ethical implications of seeking power at any cost.

Key Points:

* The chapter introduces the Seven Hells method, a dangerous cultivation technique.
* Noah, the protagonist, is determined to pursue power despite the risks involved.
* The method involves destroying and reconstructing acupoints to gain a rank 3 body.
* William, Noah's Master, guides him through the process.
* Noah endures immense pain as the acupoints are destroyed and reconstructed.
* He successfully completes all seven cycles of the treatment.
* Noah's mental energy and determination help him endure the suffering.
* The newly formed acupoints grant Noah heightened martial arts abilities and increased "Breath" sensitivity.
* The chapter explores the ethical implications of seeking power and the sacrifices one must make.
* Noah collapses unconscious after completing the treatment, achieving success in the Seven Hells method.

Characters Mentioned:

* Noah Balvan
* William Challi

## Chapter 16: Advancement

**Brief Summary:** After undergoing a successful treatment, Noah's body advances to rank 1, and he rapidly recovers with the help of the "Breath." His mental energy strengthens as he trains with his master, displaying remarkable progress and determination.

Detailed Summary:
Over the course of the next few days, Noah's body rapidly recovers and strengthens due to the "Breath," a mysterious energy source. He continues to train with his master, sparring and honing his skills with the "Breath." Noah also makes remarkable progress in his mental energy, strengthening his mind's stability through the experiences he has endured.
Two months after the treatment, Noah's body reaches a limit, but his acupoints continue to absorb "Breath." However, he experiences a strange phenomenon where his pores secrete a black substance with a foul smell. Alarmed, he seeks his master's help, and William explains that it's a sign of his body advancing to rank 1.
The chapter emphasizes Noah's determination, mental resilience, and rapid progress due to the Seven Hells method and the "Breath." As he continues to train and harness the newfound strength, his journey as a cultivator of great potential unfolds.

Key Points:

* Noah wakes up in an unknown room after a treatment.
* His body and mind were exhausted from the treatment.
* William, his master, advises him to rest for recovery.
* The treatment is successful, and Noah's body advances to rank 1.
* He trains with the "Breath" and the twin saber style.
* Noah's mental energy strengthens, and he can train with the Kesier rune for five hours.
* Two months later, his body reaches a limit, but his acupoints continue absorbing "Breath."
* Noah experiences a strange phenomenon with black substance secreting from his pores.
* William explains that it's a sign of his body's rank 1 advancement.

Characters Mentioned:

* Noah Balvan
* William Challi
* Lily (mentioned briefly)

## Chapter 17: Magical Beasts

**Brief Summary:** Noah experiences the benefits of his cultivation as his body gains strength and agility. Excited for his first real fight, he accompanies his Master, William, on a mission to retrieve herbs from the lair of four-eyed wolves, magical beasts with mental attack abilities. Noah conceals his transmigration and learns about the ranking system and aggressive nature of magical beasts.

Detailed Summary:
Noah is excited about his first real fight, and with his newfound strength, he is eager to test his abilities. He equips himself with sabers and accompanies William to the wolves' lair. During the journey, William explains the nature of magical beasts and their ranking system based on their strongest attributes. He also reveals that magical beasts can grow stronger by consuming the "Breath" of other living beings, which leads to inherent aggression and even cannibalism within their ranks.
Despite Noah's desire to tell William about his transmigration from another world, he decides to keep it a secret and plays the part of a normal hardworking kid with some proficiency in cultivation. As they approach the wolves' lair, William prepares Noah for the confrontation and advises him not to worry about the wolves' mental attacks, as Noah's mental strength is beyond theirs.
The chapter ends with the anticipation of a battle against the four-eyed wolves and the revelation of the world's cultivation system and magical beasts' unique characteristics. Noah's journey as a cultivator and his encounters with magical creatures are set to unfold further as the story progresses.

Key Points:

* Noah's body undergoes significant changes due to cultivation.
* His acupoints absorb "Breath" at full speed, enhancing his strength and perception.
* William, Noah's Master, scolds him for being dirty and sends him to take a bath.
* William takes Noah on a mission to retrieve special herbs from a lair infested with four-eyed wolves, magical beasts.
* Noah is excited about his first real fight and equips himself with sabers.
* William explains the ranking system of magical beasts based on their attributes.
* Magical beasts can grow stronger by consuming the "Breath" of other living beings, leading to innate aggression and cannibalism among them.

Characters Mentioned:

* Noah Balvan
* William Challi

## Chapter 18: Slaughter

**Brief Summary:** Noah learns about the evolution of magical beasts from his Master, William. Noah battles fifteen magical wolves with the help of the "Breath" technique. He demonstrates his growing prowess in combat and emerges victorious, gaining newfound confidence in his abilities.

Detailed Summary:
In this chapter, Noah faces a challenging task of confronting fifteen wolves alone while his Master observes from a distance. Utilizing his training and the "Breath," a technique that enhances his physical abilities, Noah engages in a fierce battle with the wolves. He swiftly dispatches them one by one, demonstrating his growing mastery over his skills and the twin saber fighting style.
Throughout the fight, Noah proves to be a formidable opponent, using the "Breath" efficiently to deliver deadly blows to the wolves. He encounters a slight mental attack from the alpha wolf, but his determination and resilience remain unwavering. Eventually, Noah emerges victorious, having defeated all fifteen wolves and gaining confidence in his abilities.
The chapter showcases the stark contrast between the natural evolution of magical beasts and the constant training required by humans to improve their abilities. Despite initial envy for the beasts' ability to evolve effortlessly, Noah realizes the advantages of human adaptability and strategy during battle.
The narrative emphasizes Noah's growth as a skilled fighter and his progress in understanding his own strength. With the victory over the wolves, Noah gains newfound confidence in his abilities, setting the stage for further challenges and adventures as the story progresses.

Key Points:

* Noah asks about the evolution of magical beasts and learns that they can become stronger after hibernation.
* He and his Master, William, are on the run, preparing for an imminent battle with a pack of wolves.
* Noah feels envious of the beasts' ability to evolve effortlessly while humans have to train continuously to improve.
* William assures Noah that humans have their advantages when fighting magical beasts.
* Noah faces fifteen wolves alone, while William watches from a distance.
* He uses the "Breath" technique to enhance his physical abilities during the battle.
* Noah defeats the wolves one by one, showcasing his growing mastery and gaining confidence in his skills.
* The chapter highlights the contrast between the evolution of magical beasts and human adaptability during combat.

Characters Mentioned:

* Noah Balvan
* William Challi