Su Hao's preliminary work was to break the complex patterns of the beast patterns into small fragments, one after another. These small fragments were filtered out from a large number of pieces isolated by Little Light.
The criteria for filtering were that when Blood Qi passed through these small fragments, it could trigger changes in the Blood Qi. Whether it was an unexplained consumption of Blood Qi, a slight vibration, or the triggering of perception, Su Hao solidified the small fragment.
After a long period of accumulation, Su Hao's Rune Library already contained a large number of small fragments.
Then, with Little Light's help, through repeated filtering and comparison, Su Hao made an exciting discovery.
Among these fragments that showed subtle reactions to Blood Qi, there was a category of rune fragments that could consume a large amount of Blood Qi. Simply put, when Blood Qi passed through this part of the rune fragments in a certain order, the Blood Qi would inexplicably disappear.
After sorting this type of rune fragment according to their running path, Su Hao discovered the same structure among them.
Then he simplified these structures further. After removing the redundant parts, he obtained a simple structure resembling four ribbons tied into a flower.
After drawing this simple structure and inputting Blood Qi, sure enough, the Blood Qi disappeared into thin air just like before!
This simple flower-like structure inevitably played an important role within the beast patterns. If it could be parsed out, this simple structure could be solidified into a basic rune.
So where on earth did this Blood Qi that vanished into thin air go? As long as he figured this out, the secret of runes would have a corner lifted back by Su Hao.
Su Hao was not in a rush. Since he