Outside Jinge City.
In an abandoned building, on a cleared patch of ground, Luo Yan quietly examined the heavy sword before him.
Prairie Fire.
He had already fed Prairie Fire a Primordial Stone Fragment and the Tai-Su Stone he had obtained in the Ruins of the Void last year.
Prairie Fire had now undergone two transformations, but there was no major change in its appearance.
After the two transformations, Prairie Fire's Firepower Amplification had been enhanced, but Fire Erosion and True Fire Strike remained unchanged. However, it had gained a new ability.
Domain: Prairie Fire.
This was a domain-type ability. Once released, all flame-related powers within its area of effect would be strengthened.
Non-flame abilities and powers, on the other hand, would be suppressed.
At first, Luo Yan had thought this ability only affected himself, but after several experiments, he discovered that it affected both friend and foe.
Once Prairie Fire's ability was activated, the flame power of both allies and enemies would be enhanced.
Because of this, Luo Yan could not activate the ability casually.
Even with Prairie Fire's other abilities, and despite Domain: Prairie Fire strengthening his opponent's flame power, Luo Yan would still hold the advantage.
But if teammates were present, those who had not mastered flame power would suffer terribly because of him.
However, everything had its pros and cons.
If he joined forces with a cultivator like Fu Yan, who practiced a flame cultivation technique, Prairie Fire's ability would truly shine.
Thus, after several experiments, Luo Yan reached a conclusion.
The ideal situation for casting Domain: Prairie Fire was to have a cultivator like Fu Yan, who practiced a flame cultivation technique, by his side, while the enemy wielded a power unrelated to flames.
Only then could the ability's effects be brought to their fullest.