After sweeping his perception through his inner scenery land several times and confirming everything was in order, Meng Chuan slowly opened his eyes.
After his experiments, a bold conjecture surfaced in his mind: Now that my five organs have absorbed their corresponding energies, they seem capable of mutating... to produce five-element energies on their own...
The essence of bodily mutation was the supernatural energy brought about by martial arts.
[Zhenwu] was not merely a path, but martial arts as well!
Thus, under the influence of [martial true intent], his five organs had begun a new round of bodily mutation!
Meng Chuan could feel that this mutation was progressing incredibly slowly, but it still filled him with anticipation.
After all, the qi-blood martial dao could only mutate the body when one broke through a great limit and advanced in cultivation.
For example, when a Second Limit master advanced to the Third Limit, the body underwent a "purging of impurities," laying the foundation for the bodily astral transformation that came with the subsequent breakthrough to Grandmaster.
He had, at most, glimpsed the outermost surface of the Zhenwu Path, yet it could already bring mutations to his five organs.
This truly delighted Meng Chuan.
He continued speculating. Why had this mutation occurred?
Meng Chuan could only discern the surface phenomenon.
As his martial true intent digested the five-element energies, it caused his five organs to mutate, enabling them to produce energies of their corresponding attributes.
The lungs produced metal energy, the liver produced wood energy, the kidneys produced...
But if he tried to trace it to its source, what exactly was making his organs change?
Meng Chuan thought for a long time, but still could not understand it.
Exploring the [Zhenwu Path] was, in essence, creating an unprecedented Martial Divine Skill—a slow and