A Primeval True Spirit imprinted the life experiences of Primeval Life onto all things in heaven and earth.
As long as records remained, as long as part of those life experiences had not been forgotten, a Primeval Life would not truly perish. Of course, if the surviving Primordial True Name was incomplete, then reviving through it would result in the loss of some past memories.
For this reason, the most direct way to kill a Primeval Life completely was to erase its Primordial True Name entirely.
If the Primordial True Name was imprinted upon all things in heaven and earth, then destroy all things in heaven and earth.
If the Primordial True Name existed in the memories of all living beings, then destroy every living being, body and soul.
If the Primordial True Name of a fallen Primeval Life existed in the memories of the Primeval Life that had killed it, then it would naturally be difficult to destroy that Primordial True Name. Unless that Primeval Life willingly altered its own Primordial True Name and erased the life experiences connected to it.
Normally, however, the victorious Primeval Life would not do that.
Because doing so would also damage its own Primordial True Name. The best approach was to lock the fallen Primeval Life's Primordial True Name within one's own, using one's own Primordial True Name to permanently suppress and seal the loser's, ensuring it could never revive through its Primordial True Name.
The loser's Primordial True Name could even strengthen the victor's.
Li Mu had thought that the evolution of a Primordial True Name merely made it harder to destroy on every level.
But only when his Primordial True Name began to evolve did he realize it was far more than that.
Primordial True Speech came from a Primeval Life's