Was it feasible?
The moment Du Busi had this thought, he already knew the answer.
Of course it was feasible.
As everyone knew, when condensing a Second Soul Core, the hardest part was not taking that step, but completing it.
There were currently only two known methods of condensing Dual Soul Cores on the continent. One involved having both Soul Cores rotate in the same direction, forming a resonance that allowed them to coexist peacefully. This method was called Isotopic Resonance. The second involved having the two Soul Cores rotate in opposing directions, opposing each other while forming a strange balance, creating another form of Dual Soul Core coexistence. This method was called Yin-Yang Complement.
Whether it was Isotopic Resonance or Yin-Yang Complement, there had to be an order.
After already possessing one Soul Core, one would condense the second. Before the Second Soul Core was fully condensed, the first Soul Core would hinder it.
No matter how harmonious they became after successfully resonating, how much they helped and drove each other forward, before the Second Soul Core truly took shape, the first Soul Core would suppress it from beginning to end.
Yin-Yang Complement was achieved in one stroke. The confrontation between the Dual Soul Cores would instantly complete the condensation of the Second Soul Core, but it demanded extremely high physical qualities. Soul Power had to constantly withstand the distortion caused by the two Soul Cores rotating in opposite directions, placing immense demands on the body.
This was a field even Su Fan did not wish to touch directly.
Isotopic Resonance, on the other hand, could be pursued gradually, slowly condensing the Second Soul Core.
But during this process, the first Soul Core would frantically obstruct the condensation of the Second Soul Core.
After all, every bit of growth