Five-Skandha Rainbow Mirror.
The escape weapon in Dharma Treasure, according to the introduction on Great Dao Library, after it is mastered, it can activate Dharma Treasure with the mind, allowing the user to Light Transformation, and can burst out with extraordinary escape speed in a short period of time.
It is even immune to most physical attacks during Light Transformation, and can even penetrate some weak energy barriers and non-physical obstacles.
The shortcomings are also obvious. First of all, this Dharma Treasure does not have any attack or defense capabilities.
Secondly, it consumes a lot of money. Every time it is used, most of the monk's True Essence and spiritual consciousness will be drained.
And because the escape effect will grow almost unlimitedly as the monk's level increases, no matter what level the monk reaches, True Essence and spiritual consciousness will be consumed in proportion after use.
It is a chassis for desperate escape and should not be abused.
And because the speed after Light Transformation is too fast, if the monk level is too low, you can only move forward in a straight line when using it, and it is difficult to control the landing point.
This problem will not be alleviated until the Nascent Soul period.
In addition, Dharma Treasure is connected to the mind of the cultivator. If it is powerfully broken in the Light Transformation state, the cultivator's soul will also be severely damaged.
However, for Benjamin, these shortcomings can be ignored.
After all, Five-Skandha Rainbow Mirror makes up for his lack of means of escape, and if the moment comes when Five-Skandha Rainbow Mirror really needs to be used, then there is no hope of being able to counterattack the enemy.
According to the demonstration effect of Great Dao Library, even the most basic Five-Skandha Rainbow Mirror and the monk Light Transformation can escape at sub-light speed.
As long as he can be stopped by the enemy, with his current strength, he can just wait quietly for death without worrying about the damage to his soul.
In addition to these shortcomings, there is another flaw of difficulty in refining.
Not to mention the difficulty of the production technique, the manufacturing materials alone are quite "complicated".
The main materials required to refine Five-Skandha Rainbow Mirror are all concept materials.
Five-Skandha Rainbow Mirror The operating principle of Dharma Treasure is to collect, condense and then control the concept of light.
The core concept lies in the speed, penetration, color, rhythm, birth and death of "light".
It is necessary to refine these intangible concepts into tangible objects, and then let the objects feed themselves back when needed, turning them into the light of homologous concepts.
Therefore, the materials used to refine Five-Skandha Rainbow Mirror only need natural light that contains the pure "concept of light".
If the light that needs to be collected is translated in vernacular, it is probably five types: Dawn Glow, Rainbow Light, Moonlight Essence, Starlight, and Lightning-Split Light.
Each of these five concepts of light represents a unique characteristic of light, corresponding to certain attributes in the five elements, and also corresponds to the name of the five aggregates of Dharma Treasure.
It must be captured and condensed directly from nature at a specific time and place through specific mental methods.
Fortunately, although collecting these concepts is a bit cumbersome, it is still better than those Wizard World that require non-existent materials to refine Dharma Treasure.
"The difficulty of refining is really difficult. True Fire alone is quite troublesome."
Although the refining process of Five-Skandha Rainbow Mirror does not require a furnace, it requires refining spirituality with True Fire, condensing the embryo with spiritual consciousness, and integrating concepts into the utensil, and only then can Dharma Treasure, which is connected to one's own soul, be refined.
"True Fire is the guide, the consciousness is the work, the material is the bone, the concept is the soul..." He wrote these words in his notebook.
These are both the core techniques and the most basic methods of weapon refining.
To put it simply, Five-Skandha Rainbow Mirror tests a monk's mastery of basic skills.
"First... try to condense True Fire."
Wizard World also has flame witchcraft, but it is more of a call to the external Fire Element, which is different from the cultivator's True Fire.
The cultivator's True Fire is the highly condensed embodiment of True Essence. It is essentially high-purity energy containing the cultivator's own spiritual power, which can refine impurities in materials and stimulate their spirituality.
Benjamin is ready to fight for a long time. According to the Dao Book Sheet, it even takes several years for ordinary monks to condense True Fire for the first time.
Then...
"This is it?!"
Looking at the light golden flame as big as a grain of rice in front of him, Benjamin looked confused. "Is it possible that I am actually a genius?!"
Although it took some time, in total, it only took less than a day for Benjamin to condense the first ray of True Fire.
Of course, saying he is a genius is actually a joke. Benjamin knows very well why he condenses True Fire so quickly.
"I didn't expect that the basics of practicing Alchemy and Analysis Art can also be used to condense True Fire. I've made a lot of money."
Alchemy needs to manipulate his mental power to analyze everything from the very beginning. In Analysis Art's practice, he needs to sense energy fluctuations from the very beginning.
The combination of the two, and the fact that these two kinds of witchcraft can be used on himself, Benjamin can unknowingly control his own power far beyond that of a normal monk.
After solving the problem of True Fire, the next step is to build a carrier that can carry the concept of light - that is, the most basic embryonic device.
Through the professional method of condensing the embryo, you can use your mental power to condense an embryo that is connected to your heart and soul, which serves as the carrier of the prototype and concept of Dharma Treasure.
This involves integrating part of oneself True Essence and the source of spiritual consciousness into the material, giving it preliminary "spirituality" and "plasticity".
After capturing the "concept" contained in the invisible light, special techniques are used to transform it Transformation into a tangible "Light-Infused Spirit Dew" or "Light-Congealing Crystal Sand", which is then integrated into the Dharma Treasure device embryo for tempering.
Generally, reaching this step means that a Dharma Treasure has been formed. After that, all the monks need to do is to practice for a long time day and night.
"It takes time to refine the method of cultivating the embryo and collect the concept of light. We also need to perfect Eye of Investigation and other Rune Artifact... Oh yes, we also need to study the knowledge of alchemy and Potions Department. It seems that the next time will be very busy."
After making a list of what he wanted to do next, Benjamin stretched himself.
Although there are many things to do, especially refining Five-Skandha Rainbow Mirror, the most difficult thing is not the refining itself, but the "lighting" process in the early stage.
But fortunately, there is plenty of time. There are still five years left before the total test of Noren Workshop and Academy, which is enough for him to take his time.
Raising his head and looking out the window, Benjamin was surprised to find that it was already early morning before he knew it.
One of the materials of Five-Skandha Rainbow Mirror suddenly came to his mind: Dawn Glow.
This light belongs to wood fire and is responsible for hair growth. It represents the speed and penetrating power of the first ray of light that breaks through the darkness when all things wake up.
It needs to be collected at the beginning of the morning when the purple air coming from the east has not dissipated (about the turn of Yin Mao).
Looking at the sun on the horizon, Benjamin subconsciously ran his skills and stretched out his hand towards the morning sun.
The next moment, looking at the ray of light in the palm of his hand, Benjamin couldn't help but grin:
"It's a good sign."