The Divide of Black and White, the Two Gods of Good and Evil.
This supreme art was founded upon yin and yang and contained endless mysteries. It manifested in two forms: the yin-yang twin fish, and the two gods of good and evil.
The former appeared as two swimming fish, one black and one white, chasing, entwining, attracting, and repelling each other.
The black fish was yin, capable of containing all tangible things; the white fish was yang, capable of containing all intangible things. Once the symbols of the two fish took shape, they could wield the most fundamental power of yin and yang between heaven and earth, drawing all tangible and intangible things into them.
The two gods of good and evil were the second manifestation of this supreme art. They appeared as two soul-reaping specters, one white and one black, representing good and evil respectively. The white specter sealed or erased the Primordial Spirit, while the black specter defiled or destroyed the physical body.
Because the two gods of good and evil were founded on such lofty principles—in other words, because their starting point was so high—they were not bound by the ordinary laws of heaven and earth. Conventional physical attacks were ineffective against them, and they were nearly impossible to defend against.
Before this supreme art, all things were illusion, all things were but bubbles and shadows.
Whether it was a true dragon formed from clouds, a fierce tiger riding the wind, or a golden-armored giant clutching lightning, none could withstand this immense power.
It was like the most fundamental law between heaven and earth—unchallengeable, inviolable.
Xiang Yuan nodded as he listened, thinking to himself that this was truly a great fortune. Liu Yutan's strength and realm were limited, so he could not unleash the true might