At the very instant the avatar consciousness had this thought, it discovered that within the kaleidoscope, the three choices—Yin-Yang, Yin Dominant, and Yang Dominant—had abruptly vanished, as though they had never existed.
He was not overly surprised by this.
In such an extraordinarily peculiar place, some changes that were difficult to comprehend or notice were perfectly normal.
Rather than dwell on it, he might as well carefully analyze the remaining three paths.
He then shifted his attention back.
Wuji, Taiji, Two Forms.
The avatar first turned to the path of Two Forms.
Two Forms meant Yin and Yang standing side by side, entwined with one another. It could be called absolute balance, a symbol of utmost stability, while also representing extreme exclusiveness.
Of course, that was its Dao manifestation.
If displayed in reality, the avatar felt that it would mean wielding the ultimate power of Yin and Yang while also possessing the mighty power to grind all things away.
It was not the kind of dissolution where the Primordial Immortal Light returned all things to their origin. Rather, between the two forms of Yin and Yang, it would use transcendent power to crush everything into nothingness, as though cast between millstones and ground to pieces alive.
From this alone, one could imagine just how powerful it was.
The Two Forms Immortal Demon Body Fang Xiao had once helped Yuan Chen forge was similar to this: using absolute opposition to achieve absolute balance, then crushing everything in its path.
This should have been an excellent path.
Yet after giving it some thought, the avatar abandoned it as well.
Its power was beyond doubt, but like the Yin-Yang path, this path still had flaws.
The latter possessed two bodies at once. It seemed more than flexible enough, yet it was far removed