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"What's your name?" I asked expressionlessly.
I suddenly opened my God's Eye. The little girl was still somewhat stunned, and only hurriedly answered when she heard my question: "A-Yu!"
"A-Yu?" I repeated. Then I closed my eyes and continued deducing my spell.
As far as I could sense, A-Yu was still waiting for my next words. Seeing that I had no intention of continuing, she began puzzling out the God's Eye on her own.
A-Yu copied the pose I had struck earlier, except that no spell could be cast that way.
This child had a mind of her own. If I let her puzzle it out herself, she could certainly figure out something, but in the end, she might ruin the way the God's Eye was used.
Besides, the way I had cast my spell just now was incorrect. A true Three-Eyed should never pinch their fingers and cast spells like an immortal.
Based on my research into the Three-Eyed's Spirit Veins, the best way for them to cast spells was through their third eye, rather than using their fingers as the outlet for their spells.
Because the God's Eye was the connection point of their Dao tradition, the Spirit Veins and immortal energy throughout their bodies ultimately had to reach the third eye. Using it as the point from which to release spells was faster and more powerful than using their hands, feet, or some other medium!
So when I opened my eyes, my third eye instantly turned toward a stone beside me. With a bang, the stone erupted in sparks and was blasted to pieces.
The composition of this shattered world was the same as that of the Eight Desolations World: fire, water, lightning, wind, earth, and wood.
But as the