Every illusionist had different methods of casting illusions. Some illusionists were skilled at using pupil arts to create illusions, such as the Asura Dharma Eyes; some liked to use magic arrays, as Lin Bai had encountered back on the Barren Ancient Continent; and some preferred to cast illusions through dissemination, like the white-robed man before him.
The methods of casting illusions were endless. Whether one could make a martial artist fall silently into an illusion represented the level of an illusionist's skill.
The white-robed man Lin Bai was now fighting had scattered illusion-inducing powder while chatting with him, causing Lin Bai to fall silently into the illusion. If Lin Bai had not possessed the Asura Dharma Eyes, ordinary martial artists would probably have fallen victim to his schemes.
The illusions created by some lower-level illusionists usually only lured out the cowardice hidden within a martial artist, guiding them to see what they feared most and using that to defeat them. More accomplished illusionists, however, could create every blade of grass and every tree within the illusory world, trapping martial artists inside a world of their own design.
It was obvious that both Lin Bai and the white-robed man possessed the ability to create illusory worlds. However, the white-robed man had relied on his genuine illusionist skills, while Lin Bai had merely relied on the Asura Dharma Eyes. This alone was enough to demonstrate the might of the Asura Dharma Eyes.
For an ordinary illusionist to reach the power necessary to freely create an illusory world, they would need at least several thousand years of arduous cultivation before they could make the world they created stable. Yet Lin Bai had cultivated the Asura Dharma Eyes for less than a year, and he could already use the power of the eyes to