Chapter 627: Forbidden Rune Fragments
ling a rain of fire crows. In reality, these fire crows were less than one percent of the entire fire crow formation.‘Boom boom…’The magpie's speed increased, like an arrow leaving the bow, recklessly...Put away the three jade talismans and look inward.
Inside the dantian, a five-colored golden elixir resides in the center, slowly rotating.
The golden elixir embodies the beauty of the Dao, mesmerizing and beyond description in words.
In comparison, the azure-black corpse pill sealed beside it seemed much inferior.
However, the power of Jindan and Shidan is now close, even Shidan has the upper hand. One gathers Qin Sang's whole body's essence, qi, and spirit, while the other refines other people's Jindan and fuses it with Gangsha.
Only when Qin Sang breaks through to the middle stage of the結丹 period will a clear difference become apparent.
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Unlike Qin Sang's expectations, the golden core was primarily wood-green in color. At the moment the true energy within him was replaced by spiritual energy infused during the formation of the core, his internal true energy became dominated by wood-attribute spiritual power.
The "Genesis of the Divine Sword" itself has no affiliation with the Five Elements.
Qin Sang laid the foundation of his cultivation with the water-based technique "The Scripture of the Underworld," and later practiced "The True Scripture of Xuanpin Jade Tripod" and "The Chapter of Cultivating Spiritual Souls with Swords." He has always focused on cultivating spiritual power through water, which has not affected his progress in cultivation.
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Unexpectedly, changes occurred after the dan was formed on its own.
It must be because of the ebony sword.
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At the beginning of the year, when he was practicing "The Treatise on Nurturing the Divine Soul with a Sword," Qin Sang selected his spirit sword. He could only choose one from the five elements: gold, wood, water, fire, and earth. Qin Sang only had an obsidian sword embryo in hand, so naturally, he chose to refine a spiritwood sword.
After the formation of the dan, the martial arts technique changed on its own because of the ebony sword.
It seems that the natal spirit sword will play a more important role in the future of "The Art of Raising Divine Swords" and cultivators than Qin Sang imagined.
But one doesn't know, what kind of scenery would the complete "Meta God Sword Raising Chapter" be at a high realm
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Qin Sang felt a surge of longing, but he had no clue about the complete martial art. He could only follow the path paved by Senior Qingzhu, taking one step at a time.
If you can achieve jieying, then consider these matters.
It's good that Senior Qingzhu is still alive, maybe he has already created his own cultivation techniques for the Yuan Ying stage.
Qin Sang prayed for Qing Zhu's ancestor in his heart, then shifted his gaze from the golden core to other places.
At this moment, chaos was the only way to describe his dantian!
Besides a single Jindan and a Shidans, there is also a ball of gray qi, along with some golden rune fragments!
When Qin Sang was just forming her golden core, she sensed that Cui Xuanzi had come to visit. She didn't go out right away because she was examining these two things.
Those fragments of runes were the very talismans Lord Dongyang had imposed upon him.
During the Reiki infusion, as Qin Sang had hoped, the talisman was indeed broken, but it wasn't completely eradicated. A portion of the fragments still remained in his dantian.
After successfully forging the seal, Qin Sang's initial excitement was tempered by the stubbornness of the forbidden talisman.
This is the means of Master Yuanying, huh Just pulling out a talisman and it's this difficult to handle
He tried to operate his Jindan, urging his true essence, and found that due to the seal inscription, there would be a slight delay that was not easy to detect. Generally speaking, this delay did not have much impact.
But when facing a strong enemy, in the moment of life and death, it is possible that the speed of casting spells or activating magic treasures will be slowed down by one line, and the enemy will seize the opportunity first.
Qin Sang tried to break it himself, but found that although the prohibition was broken, the fragments were still very hard. With his current strength, he couldn't brute force it. He would have to wait until he broke through to the later stage of the core formation period to do so.
Even a nascent Soul Cultivator would find it difficult to handle the complete banishing spell!
At that time, if it weren't for the Jade Buddha protecting my soul essence, I wouldn't have retained full fighting power. Even if Morning Smoke had snatched me from Lord Dongyang's grasp, in a short time, she wouldn't have been able to break the binding seal, and I would have been powerless to escape alone.
Qin Sang had to admit that Dongyang Bo's actions were indeed cautious, airtight, but he had overlooked the Jade Buddha.
After trying many methods without success, Qin Sang could only give up for now and temporarily stop worrying about it.
The effect of the forbidden symbol fragments on him was neither small nor large, at least during the early stage of the Core Formation period, there was no need to worry.
Qin Sang tried to cultivate the technique, and found that in the process of cultivation, the technique required a Zhou Tian, a complete Zhou Tian. It couldn't be rushed. The true yuan stagnation caused by the talisman fragments wouldn't become a hindrance.
This eased most of his worries.
As for the impact in battle, it can also be compensated for by outer alchemy.
The golden core is the most important thing for each cultivator in the Core Formation Stage. Generally, they don't dare to let their golden core leave their body. If attacked by an enemy, it could result in light injuries to the golden core or, in severe cases, a significant drop in cultivation level.
As for the outer elixir, there are not so many concerns. If a real emergency arises, Qin Sang can move the outer elixir out of the Qi Sea, and he will not be restricted by the fragments of the forbidden talisman.
However, Qin Sang doesn't know how to improve his external dan currently.
When Qin Sang was cultivating to break through the middle stage of forming alchemy, his outer pill seemed inadequate and only helped in the early stage of forming alchemy.
The threat of Forbidden Fragment shards will eventually need to be addressed.
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Asking someone to break a seal requires you to lower your defenses and open your qi sea, essentially putting your life in their hands. Qin Sang would never consider it.
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After much deliberation, before reaching the late stage of the Golden Core realm, Qin Sang could only think of two solutions.
Either you delve into the art of talismans and seek a way to break it,
Or, have another dose of qi infusion!
Qin Sang only uses talismans, with no foundation in the Dao of Talismans. Moreover, he doesn't have any true transmissions regarding the Dao of Talismans. He must first find a way to locate a true transmission and start from scratch.
The difficulty is too great.
Whether it's refining weapons or creating talismans, both require massive resources to support.
He had already decided to follow the path of refining weapons, and to also cultivate a school of talismans. Qin Sang didn't think he had that much time and energy.
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Due to the nature of his cultivation technique, his progress did indeed accelerate, but it didn't make him invincible.
At any time, one's own cultivation is the most important. Qin Sang would never prioritize the superficial over the essential.
The technique of controlling insects is different. Qin Sang has the true teachings of the Spirit Controlling Sect, and he just happened to end up in the territory of the Wu tribe, which was best at controlling insects. In addition to divine medicines like Chihuo Liujin, it's much easier than taking the path of spirit talismans.
If I could also learn the Wu clan's methods, and refine a natal insect Gu.
When the spirit worm has completed its third molt, attracting the spiritual energy of heaven and earth, it can then be contained within the Qi Sea. This will take advantage of the opportunity to erase the binding talismans.
The soul-binding insect undergoes metamorphosis, drawing upon the spiritual energy of heaven and earth. This energy doesn't recognize Qin Sang, and the impact on his dantian might injure him. However, as long as it's controlled properly, the danger is minimal.
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To choose the path of a natal worm, you must give up your natal magic treasure. The two are mutually exclusive.
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However, Qin Sang was different from others; this decision wasn't difficult for him.
He already has a ebony sword.
All talismans and insect charms corresponding to one's life sign can be obtained!
After some deliberation, Qin Sang decided to go and see Cui Xuanzi.
Now that Qin Sang had obtained the witch tribe's natal worm gu technique, he found that he could cultivate it perfectly, and with so many benefits, he was even more determined to refine his own natal worm gu.
Talismanic fragments, but nothing more than a mere skin affliction.
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What worried Qin Sang the most was that mass of gray qi.
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He could be sure that before being placed under a ban by Dongyang Bo, everything in his Qi sea was normal.
This cloud of gray qi appeared after he was imprisoned by the restraining seals, losing control over his dantian. When Qin Sang formed his golden pill and broke free from the seals, he discovered the existence of this gray qi!
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Address:nkly at the clear blue sky outside, mumbling to herself."Though I was born with the aptitude for alchemy, I squandered my youth indulging in earthly pleasures and reveling in distractions. This led me...