"The fundamental purpose of cultivating Internal Power is to increase Innate Soul Power, but our thinking has been limited to those who have yet to awaken.
"We expect the Internal Power they cultivate to naturally transform into soul power during the Martial Soul Awakening process.
"However, for non-Spirit Masters who have already completed their awakening, they cannot directly complete the transformation we envisioned through Martial Soul Awakening.
"So they must independently complete the fusion—or rather, the conversion—between Internal Power and soul power directly within their own bodies."
In the cultivation of Internal Power, there was no such thing as Innate Soul Power. Even elderly people with atrophied meridians had a certain chance of successfully condensing Internal Power.
The faint soul power within their bodies was not enough to be mobilized and take part in the circulation through their meridians, thereby continuously strengthening itself.
Because of this, newly born Internal Power was not actually the same existence as Innate Soul Power awakened on its own.
"At this stage, we still have not seen a complete fusion of Internal Power and soul power successfully achieved.
"We also don't know whether the relationship between the two can change as one's Internal Power cultivation increases. At the same time, we don't know whether an excessive amount of Internal Power will alter the original characteristics of Innate Soul Power. These are all things we need to verify next."
In truth, all of Ye Lingling's questions would ultimately come down to the most fundamental one: what was Internal Power, and what was soul power?
Both were made up of energy from inside the body, so what kind of difference existed between the two, and what was their relationship with each other? For Internal Kung Fu cultivation among those who had awakened their martial souls, these questions