Peter looked at Mountain Spider and seemed to understand his concern. "Are you worried I might not be able to find where your heart is? You really don't need to worry about that. I know spider anatomy. I know spiders have hearts and what they look like."
What did you understand?!
Mountain Spider finally understood. Although the person before him was indeed a promising talent whose abilities came from spiders, he knew absolutely nothing about cultivating Qi. Mountain Spider said furiously, "Did that damned Iron Fist not tell you that the prerequisite for becoming an Immortal Weapon is cultivating Qi first?"
Peter froze. Had he? Apparently not.
"Listen, mortal. Let me ask you, what is the one Immortal Weapon you have seen?"
"Iron Fist?"
"No, I'm not asking who." Mountain Spider lowered himself and stared at Peter with all eight of his large eyes. "An Immortal Weapon is also a weapon. So, as you have seen, what is an Immortal Weapon? Is it his fist? No! An Immortal Weapon is a person!"
An Immortal Weapon was a person. After training in Kunlun, superb martial arts and mastery over the Qi within one's body were indispensable requirements for becoming an Immortal Weapon. It could even be said that Immortal Energy lay within the Immortal Beasts, but if the person who obtained it had not mastered those basic powers, then all they gained was merely a superficial trace of it.
The key was to turn one's entire body into an Immortal Weapon. To accomplish that required "Qi," or more precisely, "Qi."
"I doubt you can hear the difference. Just treat them as the same thing. That Iron Fist probably hasn't figured it out either."
After saying that, Mountain Spider continued to ramble. "If you merely extract Immortal Energy and fuse it into