Divine Mountain trembled. A dense, near-tangible pillar of gray mist shot up from its summit, instantly piercing through the invisible barrier of the Inner Landscape.
This pillar was not something that truly existed, but a manifestation of his advancement in martial principles.
It drew in the essence of heaven and earth, containing an immense mass of incomparably condensed, incomparably pure Yuan Qi.
In Meng Chuan's view, this yuan was not that "yuan"—it ought to be called "source qi."
The qi of heaven and earth's origin, the purest essence of Yuan Qi, condensed at an extraordinarily high concentration.
Meng Chuan used martial principles to recognize heaven and earth, and the Star Veins were the anchors guiding the way. When his Inner Landscape opened, it resonated with the origin of heaven and earth, thus summoning this qi to descend.
This was no coincidence. The principles of martial arts had aligned with the source currents of heaven and earth, naturally drawing it forth.
It roared into the Star Veins that had long been gathered within Meng Chuan's body, yet had never solidified!
Fresh blood and qi trickled through him, no longer mere energy nourishing the flesh, but a raging current that bore his will.
It was highly compressed and tempered, rushing and scouring along the paths of the Star Veins.
Each Star Vein solidified, then in an instant was brought fully under control and completely drawn in.
Meng Chuan maintained focused control throughout the entire process, as though branding the Star Veins with his own exclusive mark, fusing them completely with his flesh and will. From then on, whenever he mobilized his blood and qi, there would not be the slightest shackle.
Each of his Star Veins could store 712.2 points of blood and qi. This was also the upper limit of Meng