After the Sixth Grade came Organ Refining and the condensation of Condensed Essence Blood.
Condensed Essence Blood was the essence of one's entire vitality and blood, the origin of a martial artist. Its might was incomparably formidable; a single drop of essence blood could injure even a Ninth Grade martial artist.
Blood Techniques were performed with this blood, maximizing the power of Condensed Essence Blood.
It could be said that Blood Techniques were Martial Skills exclusive to Sixth Grade Martial Artists. Those below this realm could not cultivate them.
Were they powerful? Extremely, incredibly powerful.
Grandmaster Level techniques could suppress Golden Bones, and Blood Techniques could do the same once they reached Great Accomplishment.
In other words, Grandmaster Level techniques were comparable to Blood Techniques at the level of Great Accomplishment.
The obvious difference between them was that Blood Techniques were easy to cultivate, while becoming a Grandmaster was difficult.
An ordinary Sixth Grade expert could bring a Blood Technique to Great Accomplishment after several years of dedicated cultivation.
At that point, what Golden Bone prodigies? They could be suppressed at will.
But achieving that through technique was far more difficult. Many people spent their entire lives without even mastering a technique to thirty percent proficiency, let alone reaching the Grandmaster Level.
That was why Grandmaster Level techniques, though relatively scarce, were so cheaply priced.
If one could cultivate Blood Techniques, who would be willing to endure needless hardship by practicing techniques instead?
Even geniuses were not particularly interested in them.
Moreover, Blood Techniques varied in strength and generally fell into two categories.
One kind was created by predecessors and widely circulated.
The other was far rarer than Grandmaster techniques, born innately.
"Innate Blood Techniques are inscribed upon Martial Bones."
Jiang Ping thought to himself.
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