Fine Water Does Not Flow to Outsiders

Spirit arts were divided into nine grades, with the lower, middle, and upper three grades corresponding respectively to Foundation Establishment, Core Formation, and Nascent Soul.

Once a Nascent Soul broke through to the Spirit Transformation stage, using spells in battle was more a matter of wielding the Power of Heaven and Earth.

In the battle between Li Xunting and Ji Yuelan, the spirit arts they used were no longer like when they had been at the Nascent Soul Late Stage, fighting only with Ninth Grade Spirit Arts.

When one brought a Ninth Grade Spirit Art to its extreme, one could usually touch the Power of Heaven and Earth. Such cultivators were even more likely to break through to the Spirit Transformation stage.

More accurately speaking, what the two of them were using now were not spirit arts, but manifestations of their use of the Power of Heaven and Earth.

Take Ji Yuelan's current move, for example. She had employed the greatest degree of her grasp over the Power of Heaven and Earth, together with the enhancement from her Special Physique, to maximize the power of this move. Ordinary early Spirit Transformation cultivators truly would not dare rashly take this attack head-on.

With Ji Yuelan's warning, Li Xunting had more ample time to prepare her countermeasure.

The important thing in a sparring battle was still to better understand oneself through combat, so one could improve one's strength afterward. If this were a real battle, Ji Yuelan definitely would not have warned her opponent.

As time passed,

the surroundings had been wrecked beyond recognition, yet the sparring battle between the two had still not ended.

After watching the entire battle, Li Qianqing felt that it would be very hard for the two of them to determine a winner unless both sides fought