"No wonder there was nothing around except Void Demons."
Wei He noticed that even the aquatic plants unique to the lakeshore were absent nearby. Everything was completely bare.
This seemingly clear lake water was obviously a dangerous substance even more troublesome than sulfuric acid.
After thinking it over, he simply found a huge boulder nearby, leaned against it, and sat down to meditate quietly as he waited.
The spirit power inheritance he had obtained happened to require a great deal of time to cultivate and strengthen.
The Yan Family's spirit power inheritance was exceedingly formidable.
Spirit power itself was a part of one's will and consciousness, but the Yan Family ancestors had refined their understanding of it even further.
They divided it into three spirits: the Floating Spirit, the Middle Spirit, and the Heart Spirit.
In the Yan Family inheritance, the Floating Spirit was the portion floating around the surface of one's spirit power. It could be replaced, was highly active, and could be replenished by drawing from the outside world.
The Middle Spirit, meanwhile, was the primary body of one's highly differentiated will, as well as the main body of spirit power. This portion could be cultivated and strengthened through accumulated daily practice.
The final portion was the Heart Spirit.
It was the identity marker of an individual's innate spirit power, the foundation that distinguished it from all other spirit power.
Just as no two leaves in the world were completely identical.
Spirit power likewise possessed extremely individual characteristics.
The Heart Spirit was the core trait belonging to every individual.
It could not be changed. It was also the key that determined what nature the spirit power one cultivated would possess.
Thus, the part that truly needed cultivation was the Middle Spirit.
Wei He sat cross-legged and began using