The Gold-Transforming Pouch had unexpectedly failed to refine this Kuiyi Stone, which meant its grade was far higher than the pouch's. Of course, if I were stumped by this material, I wouldn't be the Creation Immortal Venerable. Looking toward the pile of Kuiyi Stone, I picked through it, gathered a heap of crushed material, and stuffed it into the Gold-Transforming Pouch. After taking a second Demon-Avoidance Pill, the pouch began working again.
The reason for choosing these powders was simple: if the large pieces couldn't be refined, I would start by melting the smaller ones.
But contrary to expectations, the grade of the Gold-Transforming Pouch was nowhere near a match for the Kuiyi Stone. It couldn't refine even tiny, powder-sized fragments of Kuiyi Stone. Clearly, the pouch was no longer up to the task of smelting it.
Remembering how this sect refined Chentian Stone, I simply changed the way I used the Gold-Transforming Pouch, making the powders collide and pulverize one another. Inside the pouch, it was like having a spatial controller. Before long, the pile of powder began crashing into itself!
Sure enough, if other materials were used to attack and smelt the Kuiyi Stone, it was like scratching an itch through a boot—completely ineffective. But when the stones attacked one another, sparks immediately erupted from the collisions. That meant the intense heat was causing violent attrition. It seemed I still had to grind the Kuiyi Stone against itself.
The greater the density of the crushed material, the higher the odds of finding Chentian Stone. Of course, its purity and concentration were also the foundation for the likelihood of Chentian Stone appearing.
The crushed Kuiyi Stone might not be devoid of Chentian Stone, but what shocked me was how pitifully little could be extracted. The hardness of Kuiyi Stone