The Might of Magic

Although the Blood Spirit Pearl belonged to Mo Chou both in essence and in name, Blood Demon was even happier to see his only disciple grow so powerful—stronger than he was himself. From the information contained within the Blood Spirit Pearl, he learned that it was an extraordinary treasure. It had been refined over tens of thousands of years by a powerful figure from the Demon Spirit Realm named Blood River Ancestor, who had gathered countless Heavenly Materials and Earthly Treasures. It was a Chaos Spirit Treasure, and there were twelve of them in all.

Blood River Ancestor had engraved the Blood River Divine Art, the achievement of his entire life, into the twelve Blood Spirit Pearls. As a result, each Blood Spirit Pearl contained a portion of the cultivation method. More importantly, the pearls themselves were extremely powerful auxiliary spirit treasures.

Each Blood Spirit Pearl could help its owner cultivate the Blood River Divine Art faster. It could also be used to refine special Blood Puppets and store them in its inner space. Once battle began, the owner could summon the Blood Puppets to fight at little cost. However, if the number summoned exceeded the caster's capacity, the caster would suffer a backlash and be severely injured.

Back then, Blood Child's clone had relied on this Blood Spirit Pearl to bring down a large batch of Nascent Soul level Puppets. Had it not run into the freak that was Lei Dong, that horde of Nascent Soul level Puppets could truly have slaughtered gods and slain Buddhas throughout the Six Domains and Nine Provinces. Alas, Blood Child's powerful clone had met its natural enemy and died before it could accomplish anything.

The capital was in chaos. Though powerful fighters kept counterattacking the Blood Puppets and occasionally managed to kill a