The traits granted by the Two Authority—their intents—allowed you to witness fragments of memory through these two statues. From certain fragments within those intents, you learned that they had been left behind by Dao Lords who possessed specific authorities.
You had no idea how many Dao Lords the Two Extremes Authority had once possessed, but through the statues, you could sense that five people had left behind memory fragments. Thus, the number of Dao Lords of the Two Extremes Authority could only have been greater than that. The Strength Dao Authority, meanwhile, had far fewer—only two memory fragments. Even within one of them, you could not clearly make out that person's facial features or appearance.
Fortunately, appearances were unimportant. You could still learn certain details about the Trait of the Strength Dao Authority from it.
Thus, you also learned that the Trait bestowed upon you by the Strength Dao Authority was called "Fragility."
During these years of consolidating your cultivation, you had compared yourself against those memory fragments and deduced the Fragility Trait. In the end, you calculated that, with your current comprehension of the Strength Dao Authority, you could stack at most two layers of Fragility upon someone. Those memory fragments also made you realize that this was an exceptionally useful Trait.
Once an enemy's artifact, shield, or physical body came into contact with you, you could apply the Fragility effect to all of them. They did not interfere with one another, and every one of them could be affected by you. As long as Fragility was applied, the upper limit of Immortal Essence a shield could provide, its sturdiness, and its resistance to the weakening effects of Spells and Supernatural Powers would all be reduced. The same applied to artifacts—they would become more brittle, allowing you to destroy