Five Viscera and Five Elements

The continuous evolution of the Golden Furnace Flame Left Arm Bone has led to a reduction in cooldown time.

It has once again shortened the cooldown time from the original 24 minutes.

Twenty-one minutes later, the Dragon Turtle Shedding Shell and cooling down.

Quan Yi's gaze sharpened, and he immediately controlled a portion of the Ultimate Wood to direct towards the liver, pouring more energy into it.

Quan Yi lowered his head and stared at his liver. The unusually bright red Vitality were gathered together, as if boiling inside the liver.

But suddenly, a hint of emerald green seeped into this mass of Vitality.

At this moment Vitality and blood merged with Soul Power, transforming into a ball of emerald green energy that stimulated the liver's function.

The energy generated by the fusion of the two is highly compatible with the liver.

The energy of the Ultimate Wood, driven by Vitality, is integrated into the liver at a faster rate, which increases the overall strength of the liver at a visible speed.

Compared to other organs or flesh and blood, the liver experiences less damage under extreme conditions.

A stronger liver can then hold more Vitality and blood, and the increased Vitality will make the liver more efficient at absorbing the Ultimate Wood.

The virtuous cycle between Vitality and Blood and the Ultimate Wood continuously enhances the strength of Quan Yi's liver.

It is important to note that the fusion of the liver and the Ultimate Wood is selective; only the parts that conform to the characteristics and needs of the liver will be integrated into it.

The emerald green light, emanating from within, gradually permeated the entire liver, making it become crystal clear, like a transparent emerald green gemstone.

The changes in his liver caused Quan Yi's eyes to gradually brighten, his mood to gradually ease, and at the same time, the flow of Vitality throughout his body unconsciously became more coordinated.

Without Quan Yi's forceful control, the flow of Vitality throughout the body naturally harmonized under the liver's regulation.

This kind of regulation is more reasonable than Quan Yi forcibly mobilizing excess Vitality in the limbs and concentrating it in the torso.

This change undoubtedly made things much easier for Quan Yi.

The changes in the liver continued, as if it were a bottomless pit, frantically absorbing the Ultimate Wood of Quan Yi.

At this rate, Quan Yi may not be able to hold on for long before he has to surface and return to land to replenish his Wood-attribute Soul Power.

After all, one cannot absorb Wood Element energy from the depths of Yang Quan.

Even so, Quan Yi did not reduce his output. Even if he gave up Body Tempering today, he wanted to see what kind of results this change would bring.

"Wood and the liver."

The Five Elements and the Five Internal Organs!

The Five Elements are a set of basic methods for understanding the world, summarized by our ancestors through observation.

Gold, Wood, Water, Fire, Earth, fire, and earth are the five elements that constitute the Five Elements.

The Five Elements here are not Quan Yi the elements in the Douluo World. They do not simply refer to the corresponding substances or elements, but rather to the corresponding attributes and characteristics.

Therefore, the concept of the Five Elements can encompass five attribute elements.

Upon witnessing the reaction of the Ultimate Wood to the liver, Quan Yi suddenly recalled the concept of the Five Elements.

Because, in the Traditional Chinese Medicine theory of the past, people discovered that there is a profound correlation between the five internal organs of the human body and the Five Elements.

Taking the liver as an example, Traditional Chinese Medicine believes that the liver belongs to the element of wood.

"Wood is associated with straightness and curvature." Anything that has the properties or functions of growth, development, and smooth, unobstructed growth can be classified as wood.

The liver has the function of regulating emotions and smoothing the flow of qi, which is similar to the nature of wood. Therefore, the liver is associated with wood.

Quan Yi's understanding of Traditional Chinese Medicine and the Five Elements theory was only superficial and lacked any profound insight.

However, the current situation is consistent with the Five Elements theory of his previous life, which is why Quan Yi stopped his Body Tempering and focused his attention here.

The Wood Qi and Blood gradually frees the liver from the constraints of water pressure, and the accompanying pain also disappears.

Quan Yi refers to the fusion of the Ultimate Wood with qi and Vitality as the Wood Qi and Blood.

The bright green fluorescence gradually fused with every cell in the liver.

This feeling is like Quan Yi infusing metal with Elemental Force and engraving tiny Elemental Imprint in every inch of the metal.

The Wood Element, Vitality, and the liver interact and integrate with each other.

Soul Power has a subtle influence on the body of Spirit Master. For example, the Ultimate Gold can make Quan Yi's physical body more and more resilient.

However, this process of adaptation and change was accelerated infinitely under this special circumstance, moving in a direction that Quan Yi could not have predicted.

After half an hour of continuous output, Quan Yi's Wood-attribute Soul Power reserves were about to be exhausted.

This level of Soul Power allows Quan Yi to easily condense a Wood-attribute Soul Core.

This is the Soul Power reserve of an ordinary Titled Douluo, and it's not just ordinary Wood-attribute, but Ultimate Wood.

This level of energy could completely create an entire forest out of thin air.

A vibrant life force was now gathering in Quan Yi's small liver.

The emerald green light had completely covered Quan Yi's entire liver, and had completely fixed the color.

The integration is nearing its end.

If you observe Quan Yi's body from the outside, you can see the faint outline of a green liver below his prominent ribs on his upper right abdomen.

The wood elemental energy, formed by the fusion of Wood Qi and Blood Wood-attribute and Vitality energy, is all concentrated here.

The liver is no longer absorbing energy; instead, it simply functions quietly.

With the powerful function of the liver, Quan Yi has completely relinquished control over Vitality, and the liver has completely taken over the balancing function.

However, Quan Yi knew very well that it was not over yet.

If you look closely inside, you'll find that deep within the emerald green light, there seems to be an even deeper light brewing.

At this moment, while waiting, Quan Yi silently clenched his left fist. He was prepared to give up his entire liver should anything happen.

"Boom!"

The change came very suddenly, and a jolt resounded in Quan Yi's mind.

Quan Yi had not expected this change to be so sudden and so intense.

The liver, which is usually painless, suddenly experienced intense pain, as if its internal organs were being scorched by a raging fire.

Quan Yi clenched his teeth, enduring the burning sensation that should have been unbearable for him with great willpower.

The Wood Qi and Blood, having been nurtured to its fullest extent, transformed from a fluorescent glow into a blazing emerald green flame.

Unlike the soothing and gentle restorative energy of the past, this emerald green flame reveals its destructive nature.

The translucent, emerald-green liver was rapidly burned from the inside out by the flames.

No, to be more precise, it was devouring Quan Yi's entire liver.

Quan Yi's Dragon Pupil were fixed on the liver, forcing himself to wait patiently.

While waiting, Quan Yi's entire liver was completely devoured, and the green flame, after doing this, did not continue to spread to other parts of the body.

The spreading green flames quickly contracted inwards, transforming into a tiny, but brighter, Starfire, resting quietly in the spot where the liver had disappeared.