At these words, both Yin-Yang Incarnations were stunned.
Yin and yang gave birth to each other, never parting; as one waned, the other waxed. This was not fixed and unchanging—there was no falsehood in that principle.
Given the nature of the Yin-Yang Incarnations, how could they fail to understand the deeper meaning behind Zhang Tiansheng's question?
Even if yin flourished while yang declined, or yang flourished while yin declined, it would only be temporary. Once a certain threshold was reached, a reversal would occur, and balance could return. Letting things evolve naturally seemed to pose no issue.
But that was clearly not Fang Xiao's concern.
"I understand what you mean, Senior. But if that is the case, how would they be separated afterward? This junior has no confidence in catching that fleeting instant of yin-yang balance."
Although the Yin-Yang Incarnations could merge together, so long as they had not fully entered the phase of yin-yang fluctuations, the yin-yang Dao tracks would remain in absolute equilibrium, allowing them to separate safely.
But once it began, with the yin and yang of the Dao tracks rising and falling, it would be difficult for him, with his current ability, to detect that instant of balance and seize it.
Forcibly splitting them apart and causing an imbalance in the Yin-Yang Incarnations—that was the true crux of his dilemma.
Fang Xiao felt that Zhang Tiansheng had misunderstood him and was about to explain again.
But before he could speak, Zhang Tiansheng interrupted him.
"No, you have not understood.
What I mean is, why must you separate them? Why are you so fixated on preserving the independent existence of the Yin-Yang Incarnations?
The purpose of the Yin-Yang Great Dao Song is for two people to cultivate together, using the workings of yin and yang to draw