The ways cultivators generally dealt with Array Techniques came in two kinds: breaking an array and dissecting an array.
Breaking an array meant relying on one's cultivation or martial arts to forcibly destroy an Array Eye, Array Medium, Array Hub, or Array Pattern.
Array dissection, on the other hand, could only be used by Array Masters—and only the few Array Masters with broad experience and profound attainment could employ it.
Using the mutual generation and restraint between Array Patterns, the opening and closing of an Array Hub's structure, or the forward and reverse flow of Lingli through an Array Eye to dismantle an Array Technique—that was array dissection.
At present, Mo Hua only knew one method of array dissection: dismantling an array through the mutual generation and restraint of Array Patterns.
Mo Hua had just used his divine sense to observe for quite some time. Through the stone wall, he had roughly determined the Array Technique drawn within. Inside the wall was likely a Five Elements Earth Stone Array as the main formation, mixed with various scattered minor arrays.
For Sinful Cultivators, this Array Technique was already quite decent.
But in Mo Hua's eyes, it was not nearly enough.
Mo Hua took out brush and ink from his Storage Bag and began drawing Array Patterns on the stone wall.
There were two situations when using the mutual generation and restraint of Array Patterns to dissect an array: one was dissection from the inside, and the other was dissection from the outside.
When dissecting an array from the inside, one could see the Array Patterns, and the Array Patterns drawn during the dissection would be on the same side of the Array Medium.
The self-drawn, self-dissected arrays Mo Hua usually practiced were, in fact, internal array dissection.
Relatively speaking, this was