In fact, aside from the "Four Absolutes of the Sacred Heart," Di Shitian possessed an even more formidable martial art, which he had named the "Four Tribulations of the Sacred Heart."
Unlike the "Four Absolutes of the Sacred Heart," the "Four Tribulations of the Sacred Heart" consisted of four killing moves Di Shitian had forged by drawing upon the strengths of martial arts across the land through two thousand years of arduous cultivation. Though they bore the name "Sacred Heart," they had little to do with the Sacred Heart Art's internal cultivation, nor did they require cold-attribute true qi to activate.
So long as one mastered the method, any type of cultivation could unleash them!
Moreover, though these "Four Tribulations" were immensely powerful, far surpassing the "Four Absolutes," using them also exposed the caster to tremendous risk. At any moment, they could suffer backlash from their own killing move!
Thus, a cautious two-thousand-year-old demon like Di Shitian would naturally not use them lightly.
Put that way, the power of these "Four Tribulations of the Sacred Heart" felt rather familiar. They were somewhat like... the Wolf Extinction Five Oaths?
What Di Shitian was using now was Blood Calamity, one of the "Four Tribulations of the Sacred Heart." Its essence lay in using blood to draw blood, establishing a connection between the blood inside both combatants through a special method, then influencing the opponent through changes in the flow of one's own blood and qi.
Only those who had cultivated their physical bodies to a certain level—whose four basic attributes were sufficiently high—could resist this move.
Against anyone with inadequate base attributes, it could even drain them dry and kill them!
Because of this move's distinctive nature, its effects on Ye Weiming and his teammates varied greatly.
Among them, Ye Weiming was