By the end of the day, Luo Yan had basically read through both of Jia Miao's notebooks.
The contents of both notebooks were related to the Primordial Spirit.
The notebooks stated that when a Primordial Spirit was born, it would usually tell its name to its nurturer.
Jia Miao mentioned in her notes that "tell" was not entirely accurate. According to the records left behind by the Ancient People of Guixu, when a Primordial Spirit was born, its name would naturally emerge in the nurturer's mind.
However, accidents occasionally happened—such as in Luo Yan's case.
Although the Primordial Spirit had been born, it had no name.
Such Primordial Spirits required the Sympathy Method or the Subjugation Method to obtain their names.
The Sympathy Method involved a special visualization technique to communicate with the Primordial Spirit, thereby obtaining its name through a gentler method.
The Subjugation Method, on the other hand, leaned toward violence. It was more like the secret art used to suppress Giant Beast Blood Essence: using a secret technique to directly subdue the Primordial Spirit and force it to surrender its name.
The Subjugation Method was usually more dangerous. During the process of suppressing the Primordial Spirit, it was possible to damage either oneself or the Primordial Spirit.
Therefore, Jia Miao had summarized the matter in her notes.
Sympathize first, subjugate later.
Only use force if communication failed.
After memorizing the Sympathy Method and the Subjugation Method, Luo Yan returned the notebooks to the research laboratory the next day. However, he did not see Lin Wei. After asking around, he learned that Jia Miao and Lin Wei had already left Jinge City the previous night.
They had set out for Guixu.
In the days that followed, Luo Yan attempted to communicate with the Primordial Spirit every day in