The viscera within the five internal organs were called "repositories" in ancient times; their main function was generation, transformation, and storage.
But the five internal organs, which already possessed a storage function, had opened independent spaces through the transformation of the Space Element.
When those spaces were opened, part of the Visceral Fire contained within the five internal organs was drawn inside.
As the opened spaces continued to expand, even the cores where the Visceral Fire resided were brought into the spaces, becoming the objects that anchored each palace.
The ever-growing Visceral Fire was like a ferocious Taotie beast, ruthlessly devouring massive amounts of energy.
But overly vigorous Visceral Fire would push the organs into an excessively flourishing state. The organs were like meridians growing more and more crowded; because too much energy was circulating through them, blockages and stagnation would arise instead.
Moreover, large amounts of Visceral Fire accumulating in the organs would bring unnecessary burden and wear to the organs.
On top of that, the transformation speed of the physical body was ultimately slower than transformation on the energy level.
Even with the Five Elements harmonizing it, overly vigorous Visceral Fire would still bring the organs excess "burns" beyond the scope of evolution.
To repair those burns, part of the energy would then be used to restore the damaged parts, which meant the energy could not all be applied to evolution.
But now, when the Visceral Fire was taken into the newly opened palaces within the organs, that endless burning sensation was gradually leaving the organs.
At the same time, the "stripped away" Visceral Fire grew even more vigorous. The power it had automatically limited for the sake of the organs was gradually being released.
The massive energy transported to the organs was poured into the spaces, fueling