As time passed, the energy fluctuations within Tang Ya gradually settled. After flickering across her skin a few times, those golden patterns finally merged into her bloodline and became part of her body.
The instant the emerald light receded like a tide, the surroundings suddenly fell into an eerie silence.
Tang Ya knelt amid the tangled roots of an ancient tree, the warmth unique to the Blue Silver Emperor bloodline still lingering at her fingertips.
Ah Yin's movements remained gentle as she carefully sorted through the power within Tang Ya's body. While she was at it, she helped Tang Ya condense her first Soul Core. Half of the Soul Core was golden-green, while the other half was deep violet, formed from the Soul Power of Ah Yin and Tang Ya respectively.
Watching from the sidelines, Bei Bei finally understood a little of the deeper meaning behind Elder Mu's intentions. With a top-tier Soul Spirit assisting one's cultivation, how could the path of cultivation merely become twice as smooth?
For any Titled Douluo, condensing a Soul Core was no simple matter and required the utmost preparation. Yet for Tang Ya, it seemed to be otherwise.
Ah Yin merely told Tang Ya gently that the Soul Core needed time to circulate and digest her power before returning to violet. Until then, Tang Ya only needed to use her Mental Power to keep watch over the Soul Core and maintain its stable rotation.
And just as Ah Yin had said, when the portion of power belonging to Ah Yin was gradually absorbed by Tang Ya's Soul Core, the originally thin Soul Core—half golden-green and half deep violet—had become stable and robust, radiating a faint purple-gold glow.
Ah Yin was using this method to allow the Dark Blue Silver King Martial Soul to absorb