Given the racial traits of the Spirit Race, the Five-Colored Peacock was undoubtedly their natural enemy. Since Luo Hong had refined the Five-Colored Peacock's essence blood, it was hardly surprising that high-ranking Spirit Race members possessed this instinctive sense upon encountering a natural enemy.
The root of the problem was simple, but solving it was exceedingly difficult. After all, the instinctive sense triggered by encountering a natural enemy was among the strongest forms of spiritual sense and was basically impossible to block.
Fortunately, Luo Hong had studied spiritual sense before. After pondering for a moment, he came up with two possible methods.
So-called spiritual sense was a form of information transmission on the level of spirit particles. Two factors were crucial to its formation:
First, there was the information body that emitted the spirit-particle information; second, there was the sensing body that received it.
Luo Hong clearly had no way of doing anything about the sensing body, which was the Spirit Race. He could only work on himself, the information body.
There were two available methods for dealing with the information body: disguise and blockage.
The former altered the information of the information body through certain means, causing the sensing body to receive false perceptions; the latter blocked the information body's transmission of spirit particles, preventing the sensing body from receiving any perception at all.
Though the theory sounded simple, both methods were extremely difficult to put into practice.
The true application of the disguise method was high-level illusion arts. Luo Hong had dabbled in them, but he certainly could not use them to fool Spirit Race cultivators at the Void Refinement realm. Instead, they would only arouse suspicion and draw attention.
Of course, there were methods that did not rely on illusion arts. Through Mystic Transformation secret arts, one