Dan Jade
The alchemy furnace they had forged was quite large, though somewhat smaller than the large artifact refining furnace in the courtyard. It looked more ancient and simple, its cloud patterns more elegant, and its design somewhat more complex.
The array techniques within the alchemy furnace were similar to those in the artifact refining furnace, yet also different.
What they shared was the need to use a Molten Fire Array that supplied fire as their foundation. The difference was that artifact refining relied more heavily on the intensity of the flames, while alchemy placed greater emphasis on controlling the heat and harmonizing the attributes of spiritual energy.
What Mo Hua planned to inscribe upon the alchemy furnace was likewise a compound array, called the First-Grade Fire-Wood Twin Compound Array.
This compound array also contained two First-Grade Array Techniques: one was the First-Grade Molten Fire Array, and the other was the First-Grade Wood Spirit Array. It also included other functional array techniques, such as the Spirit Gathering Array and the Cold Qi Array.
The array hub of this compound array could both open and close to control spiritual energy, while also harmonizing attributes.
Whether in its requirements for divine sense strength, the difficulty of inscribing the array technique, or the complexity of adapting it to the alchemy furnace, this entire compound array was a step above the previous First-Grade Molten Fire Spirit-Control Compound Array.
But it was still within Mo Hua's control.
Especially after forging the artifact refining furnace, Mo Hua had already become familiar with and put the First-Grade Molten Fire Spirit-Control Compound Array to use. Learning this advanced compound array of a similar kind now came as naturally as driving a familiar carriage down a familiar road.
The only difficulties were, first, the strength of his divine sense,