This latest upheaval, coupled with the tug of the Phoenix Divine Mark, actually pulled the black dragon out of that enormous suction's range. The object that had already transformed into a bagua then gave birth to a cloud of black-and-white mist, which proactively rushed into the "Investiture of the Gods" (Demon Dispatch Scroll).
The next moment, the book seemed as though it had eaten something bad. Its cover kept swelling and contracting, while waves of children's crying could be heard in your mind. The cries were fairly clear at first, but gradually weakened and became intermittent, until they were ultimately too faint to hear.
Outwardly, the "Investiture of the Gods" (Demon Dispatch Scroll) emitted a plume of black smoke after its convulsions, as though the book itself had caught fire...
The "Investiture of the Gods" (Demon Dispatch Scroll) continued emitting black smoke for less than twenty seconds before it could no longer remain afloat and began to fall.
At the same time, the Phoenix Primordial Spirit's will entered your mind. Its general meaning was that, after this calamity, the primordial spirit of the "Investiture of the Gods" (Demon Dispatch Scroll) had indiscriminately devoured things and its consciousness had become muddled. If you seized this opportunity to eliminate the last remnants of its weakened will, you could completely refine and control this book.
However, there was a drawback to doing so. An "Investiture of the Gods" whose primordial spirit's will no longer existed would suffer a tremendous decline in spirituality. From a certain perspective, it might no longer even count as a Creation Supreme Treasure.
It would become a rather unique Creation Supreme Treasure that was all appearance and no substance. Such a Creation Supreme Treasure was still not something an ordinary Sixth-ring Dao Treasure could compare to, but compared to