When Wen He stopped deliberately driving these laws and allowed everything to proceed naturally, he discovered that the laws within his body, which had originally been relatively disordered and somewhat chaotic, were gradually calming down.
As his blood and qi slowly circulated, they seemed to form a subtle balance.
Threads of spatial laws from the outside world were drawn into his body. Some were stirred by the circulation of his blood and qi, while others were expelled from his body.
However, the expelled laws did not immediately disperse. Instead, they slowly drifted around Wen He's body.
As some of the laws were expelled, Wen He's blood and qi were also drawn out and began to disperse. Before long, a faint blood-colored halo formed ten feet away from his body.
The spatial laws drifting outside continually merged with the blood-colored halo. Over time, they formed faint blood-colored dragon shadows that slowly moved about.
Wen He was delighted. Deliberately merging his divine sense with the spatial laws seemed faster than this process, but too much of a good thing was harmful. Forcing them in that manner made backlash extremely likely.
Now, he was merely allowing his blood and qi to circulate, using the spatial profundity contained within his bloodline to drive the corresponding laws.
At first, the process was exceedingly slow. At this rate, he had no idea how long it would take to break into a new realm. Perhaps before he could advance, the old Mistvoid Demonic Wolf outside would have already broken in.
However, as the hazy blood-colored radiance around his body grew larger, more and more spatial laws began to move along with the dragon shadows.
The blood-colored vortex around him expanded, drawing in increasingly more spatial laws. Once a virtuous cycle had formed, Wen He discovered that the