The Prince Who Was Raised in Hell novel - Chapter 565

Even though he mastered the basics of the Eye of Insight, he still needed a rich imagination and huge amounts of practice if he wanted to use it proficiently. It was understandable that he would need a lot of practice. Through tens of thousands of times of hard practice, Caspian could now unleash the Water Shade technique in the blink of an eye. The Eye of Insight was no exception. If he wanted to be able to wield it with ease, he would need repeated training as well.

Caspian would have no problem in terms of his perseverance in that aspect. As for a rich imagination, since Caspian wanted to use the technique for investigation or even spying purposes, he needed to place the eyeballs formed from flesh and blood in well-concealed places that would not affect its effectiveness. Imagine if someone saw an eyeball staring at him from a piece of wood close by. One did not need to be an idiot to know that there was something wrong with that eyeball.

However, if the eye could be disguised, for example, by hiding it in a pile of fruits, it would not be so easily discovered. Caspian led soldiers into battle in the past so he knew how to lay traps and hide his tracks. Now, as he put these plans together, idea after idea kept popping up in his head. Through that point, even though ordinary people were not as strong as cultivators, they were equal or could even surpass them in terms of intelligence.

Caspian integrated his experience with the power he mastered to become more powerful. For the next couple of days, Caspian and Maya continued to rush on their journey. After they entered North Earlington, there were visibly more cultivators on the road. They came from various sects of all sizes. Some of them were family cultivators and there was no shortage of rogue cultivators.

Even though these people were not qualified to take part in the nation's official religion election, to cultivators, the event was a great opportunity to observe and learn cultivation methods and spells from the six most powerful sects of the country. It would be a huge boon if one could learn from the event. After all, there have been cases of cultivators in the past who gained insight from the competition between disciples of the six largest sects and became stronger.