Wind element Spirit Stones were precious and hard to come by. Xu Yi couldn't afford to waste them, so he hurriedly split off another Yin Soul and sent it winding toward the second sheet of Talisman Paper.
He didn't know how much longer the Wind element Spirit Stone would last. Daring not take a risk, he feared that if his spiritual power ran dry halfway through, he'd end up with nothing.
So instead of drawing a Swift Wind Talisman, he switched to a Swift Body Talisman, a grade lower.
This talisman was merely a super-simplified version of the Swift Wind Talisman. Its Talisman Pattern was basically identical, but much simpler.
Xu Yi gritted his teeth against his exhaustion and urged his split soul once more, sending it into the Talisman Paper to guide strands of spiritual energy into it.
In less than the time it took to drink half a cup of tea, the attribute mark on the Wind element Talisman Paper ignited. It was still green, but much dimmer.
He had made another talisman, yet Xu Yi could only manage a bitter smile. The spiritual power in the three Spirit Stones was nearly exhausted, while the Wind element Spirit Stone still had power spilling from it. He, on the other hand, was so exhausted he could barely keep going.
A fierce resolve seized him. He threw in another three Spirit Stones, dripped in his blood, drew out their spiritual energy, and once more urged forth a split soul, sending it toward the last sheet of Talisman Paper.
Half a cup of tea passed, as though the cycle had begun anew. Xu Yi stared stubbornly through bleary eyes at the attribute mark on the last sheet of Talisman Paper. When its faint green glow finally ignited, he seemed to have