This man was none other than Tian Qilin, one of the six great Doctors of the Imperial College, who had entered the Dao through "archery" to reach the Fifth Grade Realm of a Confucian Cultivator.
He held an inconspicuous black short bow in his hand. That short bow was far inferior to the Spiritual Artifact from the Profound Array Department that Zeng Anmin held in his hands—the Black Gold Bow. But at this moment, the middle-aged man stood among the crowd, gently pinching the bowstring.
"In the traditional Six Arts of the Gentleman, the Dao of 'archery' is divided into two types. The first is mounted archery, and the second is unmounted foot archery," Tian Qilin said, his gaze indifferent and his voice ringing clearly in the ears of all the students. "And for us Confucian Cultivators, there are also two types when practicing 'archery'. Besides mastering mounted and foot archery, one must also gain Enlightenment on the 'intent' of this Dao. What is intent?"
