With the matter of Body Martial Souls finished, it was time to return to the main topic.
Besides having them confirm the Second Awakening, the more important information Gui Mei had conveyed concerned the relationship between the soul and the fleshly body.
Because the soul had transformed into a Martial Soul, and had been cultivated by Gui Mei to this level, all sorts of wondrous uses of the soul had been revealed in full.
The soul and the fleshly body—if these two could develop in balance, then a living being's growth would be the most complete.
But if one of the two became too prominent, then aside from the foreseeable situations of yin flourishing while yang declined, or yang flourishing while yin declined, there was also the possibility of yin reaching its extreme and giving birth to yang, or yang reaching its extreme and giving birth to yin.
Gui Mei's situation fit the former: yin reaching its extreme and giving birth to yang.
A powerful soul force could sometimes turn back and support the body's vitality, allowing him to come back from the dead and then grow and age step by step.
That could only be called a miracle.
From this, Huo Wu also thought of her own situation. When her Fire Shadow Martial Soul improved, it would also feed back into her main body.
This, in truth, could also be called yin reaching its extreme and giving birth to yang.
Looking at Huo Wu herself, the Mental Power and Fire Shadow Martial Soul she excelled in could both be counted as "yin."
By comparison, Huo Wu was extremely weak in "yang," which was to say, in the aspects on the side of the fleshly body.
However, when she condensed divine power that leaned toward the spiritual side, that divine