At Blazing Sun Peak, inside a sealed chamber, Jiang Yan began cultivating One Thought Blooms a Flower, a technique for creating an external incarnation.
He sent his divine sense into it and carefully contemplated its mysteries. After a while, he murmured to himself:
"One Thought Blooms a Flower truly is a top-tier technique for creating an external incarnation. No wonder even an elder of the Yu Long Sect recommended it to me."
As Jiang Yan understood it, this technique focused on the soul, using the source of one's own power as nourishment. With a single thought, one could split into countless incarnations.
Furthermore, each incarnation was almost identical to the original body. They could even absorb power and comprehend the Great Dao on their own, making this one of the supreme techniques for creating external incarnations.
The pity was that these four techniques were ultimately unorthodox methods that deviated from the Great Dao. They required one to divide one's power and soul:
In other words, while one created countless incarnations, the original body's power was also weakened to the extreme.
If not for that, this technique would undoubtedly be powerful enough to allow one to attain the Great Dao.
Even so, One Thought Blooms a Flower far surpassed Jiang Yan's expectations.
After all, once mastered, this technique could serve as a substitute for the original body when venturing into dangerous places, and its incarnations could also be spread far and wide to gather information.
For Jiang Yan, it would make it much easier to find the strange being lurking within the sect. It would be an enormous help.
So Jiang Yan did not hesitate any further. He immediately circulated the power of the Great Dao and, following the method laid out in One Thought Blooms a Flower, began to reshape