The Quest for Immortality
Chapter 198

Array Principles

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Array Principles

Array brushes were generally divided by size into micro-tip, small-tip, medium-tip, and large-tip brushes.

The larger the array brush, the larger the array patterns it could draw, and the larger the scale of the array technique. However, the array technique's effectiveness would not undergo any qualitative change.

Large artifact refining furnaces required large-tip brushes to draw their array patterns. They needed more Spirit Ink and consumed more divine sense as well.

This was Mo Hua's first time drawing such a large array technique. At first, his strokes still felt unfamiliar, but after calming himself, he followed the Array Diagram he had planned earlier and drew it stroke by stroke.

Gradually, Mo Hua's brushwork became more composed.

Though the Array Medium was different, the array technique itself remained the same in essence.

Moreover, Mo Hua had copied this Compound Array many times on Array Paper and the Dao Stele.

Elder Yu watched from the side, holding his breath and focusing, careful not to disturb Mo Hua.

Master Chen did not even dare breathe loudly. He had previously doubted whether Mo Hua could truly draw a First-Grade Array Technique, but now, seeing him personally draw one upon such a massive artifact refining furnace, Master Chen was shocked and deeply moved.

Such a large artifact refining furnace, with such a large array technique drawn upon it... just how fierce would the furnace fire be...

Merely thinking about it made Master Chen's heart surge with excitement.

Yet Mo Hua's array drawing did not go smoothly.

He could already draw the First-Grade Molten Fire Spirit-Control Compound Array on the Dao Stele within his Sea of Consciousness. He had thought his divine sense was sufficient, but drawing the array technique upon the artifact refining furnace required slightly more divine sense.

That tiny bit was

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