Confident people were always this straightforward. As long as they held the advantage, they would make full use of it.
But he had not considered that his opponent might hold an even greater advantage in this regard!
So, when Jayavarman II saw that his physical attacks could not secure victory—and that his opponent had even relied on the advantage of his weapon to directly destroy his own—he naturally chose to use his own advantage to win.
Jayavarman II's Nascent Soul used its own Mental Power to enter Chen Mo's Sea of Consciousness completely. This was, in fact, a Nascent Soul Attack in the Cultivation World.
A cultivator's Nascent Soul was a soul strengthened through cultivation. As every cultivator grew stronger through cultivation, his Sea of Consciousness and soul would grow stronger as well. Therefore, cultivators were not merely far stronger physically than Ordinary People; even their Spiritual Seas were much larger.
That was why, when cultivators faced Ordinary People, even a simple display of intimidation could make an ordinary person shit himself. The reason lay here: a cultivator's Soul Strength was far greater than that of an ordinary person.
Jayavarman II's move relied on the strength of his Nascent Soul. He could even leave his physical body and enter another person's Spiritual Sea, devour the enemy's soul, and strengthen himself. It was practically an absurdly overpowered ability.
This was also one reason he could transform into a naga. It was a manifestation of the power granted by the Cultivation Method he cultivated.
For a cultivator, a powerful Nascent Soul was absolutely beneficial to cultivation. If one's Nascent Soul and Spiritual Sea were powerful, one would hold enormous advantages not only in cultivation, but also in comprehending the path of cultivation and the like. Even cultivating a Cultivation Method would become