He Wuji's sword dao was likely centered on metal. From there, he had used the principles of the Five Elements' mutual generation to gradually nurture the other four elements.
Metal generated water, water generated wood, wood generated fire, fire generated earth, and earth generated metal, forming a complete cycle.
Thus, the sword dao of one man actually encompassed all five elements, without being confined to his original cultivation method.
His talent was truly stunning, enough to make others sigh in admiration.
Moreover, from the Innate Five Elements Annihilation Grand Array, he had comprehended a sword array of his own. Using sword qi to manifest the Power of the Five Elements, with metal as its core, it could unleash strength far surpassing that of ordinary Xiantian experts.
This was precisely where He Wuji's strength lay. It could even be said to be the foundation upon which he had achieved Grandmasterhood.
At this moment, he manipulated the chess pieces with sword qi and laid out this sword array, intending to use it to grind Meng Zhao's great white dragon to death. It was an exceptionally brilliant move.
Yet Meng Zhao's great white dragon was also formed from the essence of his martial dao. It possessed both the dragon's form and its spirit, spirit and form as one, unparalleled in mystery. Its core principle lay in a single word: change.
A dragon could be great or small, rise or conceal itself. Without understanding transformation, one practiced only the way of a false dragon.
This sword array, born from the Innate Five Elements Annihilation Grand Array, briefly created a small world complete with all five elements in the void, trapping Meng Zhao's great white chess dragon within.
Yet this great dragon could change along with the sword array and respond accordingly, remaining unbroken with