Chapter 25: Nirvana Painting (8)
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Chapter 25: Nirvana Painting (8)
As Seol Young laid out the things on the floor and stared at them, Zaha waited.
But after waiting for a long time, he asked,
Are you alive?
He waved his hand in front of Seol Young, who looked at him.
I found it.
Found what?
The odd part.
He lowered his gaze. He said with his eyes fixed and studying the things laid out on the floor,
A loophole.
Loophole?
There is a loophole in this painting. Everything is perfect except this one spot.
What now? What are you even saying?
Zaha asked in a sluggish manner.
It was originally like that. If you draw every part perfectly, it will look awkward. Even though it seems vague, it is actually the part where the painter put in the most work. It is a technique used to conceal the truth by leaving a false sign.
Seol Young had an uncultured upbringing and grew up in the wild. He didnt know about things like manners, discipline, or poetry. He enjoyed the songs of the street musicians and preferred anything from the street over what the nobles liked.
But that wasnt all.
Does that part have to be the same in each painting? Even the same spot too?
What?
Zahas expression changed slightly.
Seol Young pointed to the painting.
Here. Here. Here. Here. They are all the same. Ah. They all have the same loopholes in the same spot.
It was true.
The hunting.
The painting showed the image of people being happy and animals fleeing in fear. Everyones expressions and their hair blowing in the wind looked lively.
But one person in the left corner seemed different.
He was alone and odd-looking. His face was lowered, and his movements were stiff. His proportions didnt match a human body.
Seol Young was pointing to that person.
Look. Can you see that this is the only one that was roughly drawn?
Yes, but
Zaha agreed.The original appearance of this chapter can be found at Ñøv€lß1n.
On the other hand, the horse this man rides looks quite good, right? Why would the painter put so much effort into painting the horses?
The more he looked at it, the weirder it got.
The painting of nature too.
In the middle of the painting, everyone looked like they were alive, and only the boy in the left corner didnt seem to be drawn seriously.
His face was distorted. He was half the size of others, and his hands were drawn small.
But his clothes are drawn well. This is quite
The peaches in his hands are the same. What was he thinking? Making the peaches look brighter than the face
The other paintings too.
There was a poorly drawn bird in the left corner of one painting with flowers and birds.
Also, a peak was drawn poorly in the left corner of a landscape painting.
The loopholes were unnoticeable until now.
Thanks to the skills of the genius painter, they were all perfectly harmonized in the paintings.
As Zaha said, it seemed like they were deliberately hidden.
If I hadnt looked closely, I wouldnt have known about this at all. Surprisingly, the location of the loophole is the same for all
Seol Young was lost in his thoughts.
What could that mean? If this was intentional, what was the painter trying to convey through these loopholes? If not, then
If not, what?
Zaha said,
Isnt it possible that he did it in his own way? To harmonize the painting with the other parts.
A voice resounded, and several hands moved toward him.
It had such a mighty force.
It seemed like he would be killed by it. It felt like he was going to be pulled in and swallowed whole.
A strange joy appeared on his enemys face.
But then
His sword shone with a bright light, and various forms began to materialize.
It was as if Seol Youngs sword was drawing a picture.
Lines, curves, arcs, and faces were being created. At first glance, it was like a mandala that had no end.
Actually, that was his source of inspiration.
In essence, it was a circle holding spiritual energy.
But this wasnt enough.
He believed that it could only truly compete with the painting if it could move.
Seol Youngs thoughts were right.
The circle that was drawn by the Blue Rainbow spread and devoured the body of the opponent. And it gave him more time.
During this time, he could observe the painting and escape.
This was the spot.
I need to hurry up!
Seol Young used his spiritual eyes and looked at the strange part on the left side.
So, he looked at the bottom, the men and women running, and the mountain peak.
The spot where a person was staying still and alone. Seol Young stared at it.
The colors were too bright. Because he had spiritual eyes, which were more sensitive, everything hurt his eyes, and he couldnt easily distinguish the shapes.
A little more
Seol Young approached the painting.
Slash!
With the sound of something being cut, the shape of a circle made by his sword shattered.
Ah
Seol Young sighed unknowingly.
If things went according to plan, it should have lasted longer, but he was wrong.
Maybe he should have poured more spiritual energy into the circle.
Because of his instinct to avoid death, he left himself with enough spiritual energy to live.
He thought he had already come this far
But now, his path seemed dark.
Was this all?
Was he bound to fail from the start? Was it too much work? Did he take on more than he could handle?
He had gone blank.
An eerie aura rose from behind him, and something faster than the wind flew ahead.
Ack!
The painting, which was running wild, screamed.
There was a terrible sound, and Seol Young looked up in surprise.
In the middle of Avalokiteshvaras forehead, a sword was stuck.
It was Zahas sword.
?
Seol Young looked back in shock.
he helped?
Zaha was outside the shrine.
His eyes were emotionless. He didnt look like someone who had just thrust a sword into the forehead of a massive demon.
Everyone did this once except for me.
He casually continued.
So I wanted to give it a try.
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Chapter 25: Nirvana Painting (8)
As Seol Young laid out the things on the floor and stared at them, Zaha waited.
But after waiting for a long time, he asked,
Are you alive?
He waved his hand in front of Seol Young, who looked at him.
I found it.
Found what?
The odd part.
He lowered his gaze. He said with his eyes fixed and studying the things laid out on the floor,
A loophole.
Loophole?
There is a loophole in this painting. Everything is perfect except this one spot.
What now? What are you even saying?
Zaha asked in a sluggish manner.
It was originally like that. If you draw every part perfectly, it will look awkward. Even though it seems vague, it is actually the part where the painter put in the most work. It is a technique used to conceal the truth by leaving a false sign.
Seol Young had an uncultured upbringing and grew up in the wild. He didnt know about things like manners, discipline, or poetry. He enjoyed the songs of the street musicians and preferred anything from the street over what the nobles liked.
But that wasnt all.
Does that part have to be the same in each painting? Even the same spot too?
What?
Zahas expression changed slightly.
Seol Young pointed to the painting.
Here. Here. Here. Here. They are all the same. Ah. They all have the same loopholes in the same spot.
It was true.
The hunting.
The painting showed the image of people being happy and animals fleeing in fear. Everyones expressions and their hair blowing in the wind looked lively.
But one person in the left corner seemed different.
He was alone and odd-looking. His face was lowered, and his movements were stiff. His proportions didnt match a human body.
Seol Young was pointing to that person.
Look. Can you see that this is the only one that was roughly drawn?
Yes, but
Zaha agreed.The original appearance of this chapter can be found at Ñøv€lß1n.
On the other hand, the horse this man rides looks quite good, right? Why would the painter put so much effort into painting the horses?
The more he looked at it, the weirder it got.
The painting of nature too.
In the middle of the painting, everyone looked like they were alive, and only the boy in the left corner didnt seem to be drawn seriously.
His face was distorted. He was half the size of others, and his hands were drawn small.
But his clothes are drawn well. This is quite
The peaches in his hands are the same. What was he thinking? Making the peaches look brighter than the face
The other paintings too.
There was a poorly drawn bird in the left corner of one painting with flowers and birds.
Also, a peak was drawn poorly in the left corner of a landscape painting.
The loopholes were unnoticeable until now.
Thanks to the skills of the genius painter, they were all perfectly harmonized in the paintings.
As Zaha said, it seemed like they were deliberately hidden.
If I hadnt looked closely, I wouldnt have known about this at all. Surprisingly, the location of the loophole is the same for all
Seol Young was lost in his thoughts.
What could that mean? If this was intentional, what was the painter trying to convey through these loopholes? If not, then
If not, what?
Zaha said,
Isnt it possible that he did it in his own way? To harmonize the painting with the other parts.
A voice resounded, and several hands moved toward him.
It had such a mighty force.
It seemed like he would be killed by it. It felt like he was going to be pulled in and swallowed whole.
A strange joy appeared on his enemys face.
But then
His sword shone with a bright light, and various forms began to materialize.
It was as if Seol Youngs sword was drawing a picture.
Lines, curves, arcs, and faces were being created. At first glance, it was like a mandala that had no end.
Actually, that was his source of inspiration.
In essence, it was a circle holding spiritual energy.
But this wasnt enough.
He believed that it could only truly compete with the painting if it could move.
Seol Youngs thoughts were right.
The circle that was drawn by the Blue Rainbow spread and devoured the body of the opponent. And it gave him more time.
During this time, he could observe the painting and escape.
This was the spot.
I need to hurry up!
Seol Young used his spiritual eyes and looked at the strange part on the left side.
So, he looked at the bottom, the men and women running, and the mountain peak.
The spot where a person was staying still and alone. Seol Young stared at it.
The colors were too bright. Because he had spiritual eyes, which were more sensitive, everything hurt his eyes, and he couldnt easily distinguish the shapes.
A little more
Seol Young approached the painting.
Slash!
With the sound of something being cut, the shape of a circle made by his sword shattered.
Ah
Seol Young sighed unknowingly.
If things went according to plan, it should have lasted longer, but he was wrong.
Maybe he should have poured more spiritual energy into the circle.
Because of his instinct to avoid death, he left himself with enough spiritual energy to live.
He thought he had already come this far
But now, his path seemed dark.
Was this all?
Was he bound to fail from the start? Was it too much work? Did he take on more than he could handle?
He had gone blank.
An eerie aura rose from behind him, and something faster than the wind flew ahead.
Ack!
The painting, which was running wild, screamed.
There was a terrible sound, and Seol Young looked up in surprise.
In the middle of Avalokiteshvaras forehead, a sword was stuck.
It was Zahas sword.
?
Seol Young looked back in shock.
he helped?
Zaha was outside the shrine.
His eyes were emotionless. He didnt look like someone who had just thrust a sword into the forehead of a massive demon.
Everyone did this once except for me.
He casually continued.
So I wanted to give it a try.
Chapter 25: Nirvana Painting 8As Seol Young laid out the things on the floor and stared at them, Zaha waited.But after waiting for a long time, he asked,Are you alive?He waved his hand in front of Seol Young, who looked at him.I found it.Found what?The odd part.He lowered his gaze. He said with his eyes fixed and studying the things laid out on the floor,A loophole.Loophole?There is a loophole in this painting. Everything is perfect except this one spot.What now? What are you even saying?Zaha asked in a sluggish manner.It was originally like that. If you draw every part perfectly, it will look awkward. Even though it seems vague, it is actually the part where the painter put in the most work. It is a technique used to conceal the truth by leaving a false sign.Seol Young had an uncultured upbringing and grew up in the wild. He didnt know about things like manners, discipline, or poetry. He enjoyed the songs of the street musicians and preferred anything from the street over what the nobles liked.But that wasnt all.Does that part have to be the same in each painting? Even the same spot too?What?Zahas expression changed slightly.Seol Young pointed to the painting.Here. Here. Here. Here. They are all the same. Ah. They all have the same loopholes in the same spot.It was true.The hunting.The painting showed the image of people being happy and animals fleeing in fear. Everyones expressions and their hair blowing in the wind looked lively.But one person in the left corner seemed different.He was alone and odd-looking. His face was lowered, and his movements were stiff. His proportions didnt match a human body.Seol Young was pointing to that person.Look. Can you see that this is the only one that was roughly drawn?Yes, butZaha agreed.The original appearance of this chapter can be found at Nvl1n.On the other hand, the horse this man rides looks quite good, right? Why would the painter put so much effort into painting the horses?The more he looked at it, the weirder it got.The painting of nature too.In the middle of the painting, everyone looked like they were alive, and only the boy in the left corner didnt seem to be drawn seriously.His face was distorted. He was half the size of others, and his hands were drawn small.But his clothes are drawn well. This is quiteThe peaches in his hands are the same. What was he thinking? Making the peaches look brighter than the faceThe other paintings too.There was a poorly drawn bird in the left corner of one painting with flowers and birds.Also, a peak was drawn poorly in the left corner of a landscape painting.The loopholes were unnoticeable until now.Thanks to the skills of the genius painter, they were all perfectly harmonized in the paintings.As Zaha said, it seemed like they were deliberately hidden.If I hadnt looked closely, I wouldnt have known about this at all. Surprisingly, the location of the loophole is the same for allSeol Young was lost in his thoughts.What could that mean? If this was intentional, what was the painter trying to convey through these loopholes? If not, thenIf not, what?Zaha said,Isnt it possible that he did it in his own way? To harmonize the painting with the other parts.A voice resounded, and several hands moved toward him.It had such a mighty force.It seemed like he would be killed by it. It felt like he was going to be pulled in and swallowed whole.A strange joy appeared on his enemys face.But thenHis sword shone with a bright light, and various forms began to materialize.It was as if Seol Youngs sword was drawing a picture.Lines, curves, arcs, and faces were being created. At first glance, it was like a mandala that had no end.Actually, that was his source of inspiration.In essence, it was a circle holding spiritual energy.But this wasnt enough.He believed that it could only truly compete with the painting if it could move.Seol Youngs thoughts were right.The circle that was drawn by the Blue Rainbow spread and devoured the body of the opponent. And it gave him more time.During this time, he could observe the painting and escape.This was the spot.I need to hurry up!Seol Young used his spiritual eyes and looked at the strange part on the left side.So, he looked at the bottom, the men and women running, and the mountain peak.The spot where a person was staying still and alone. Seol Young stared at it.The colors were too bright. Because he had spiritual eyes, which were more sensitive, everything hurt his eyes, and he couldnt easily distinguish the shapes.A little moreSeol Young approached the painting.Slash!With the sound of something being cut, the shape of a circle made by his sword shattered.AhSeol Young sighed unknowingly.If things went according to plan, it should have lasted longer, but he was wrong.Maybe he should have poured more spiritual energy into the circle.Because of his instinct to avoid death, he left himself with enough spiritual energy to live.He thought he had already come this farBut now, his path seemed dark.Was this all?Was he bound to fail from the start? Was it too much work? Did he take on more than he could handle?He had gone blank.An eerie aura rose from behind him, and something faster than the wind flew ahead.Ack!The painting, which was running wild, screamed.There was a terrible sound, and Seol Young looked up in surprise.In the middle of Avalokiteshvaras forehead, a sword was stuck.It was Zahas sword.?Seol Young looked back in shock.he helped?Zaha was outside the shrine.His eyes were emotionless. He didnt look like someone who had just thrust a sword into the forehead of a massive demon.Everyone did this once except for me.He casually continued.So I wanted to give it a try.
