That was right. The soul power Yin Kuang had just infused into the Ruyi Jingu Bang had not been Purple Dragon Soul power, but the "Ancestral Dragon Power" he had reclaimed from Jun. As for what had become of Jun, did that even need asking? Yin Kuang had countless reasons to kill him, yet could not find a single reason to spare him.
Yin Kuang had originally thought that mastering the "Ancestral Dragon Power" would take some effort and time. Yet in the end, he had gained control of it without the slightest difficulty. Only after truly experiencing the might of the "Ancestral Dragon Power" did Yin Kuang understand why Jun had disdained Zhu Dui's Purple Dragon Soul power and single-mindedly sought to control the Ancestral Dragon Power.
This outcome was somewhat unexpected, yet also perfectly reasonable. After all, that mysterious being had originally sent this power into Yin Kuang's body. Only the soul controlling that body could wield it smoothly. Naturally, that was only if one possessed the necessary qualifications. Clearly, Yin Kuang had now condensed his "axis." If he still could not use the "Ancestral Dragon Power" after that, then this "Ancestral Dragon Power" was being far too finicky.
The might of the "Ancestral Dragon Power" went without saying. What was especially incredible was that, so far, Yin Kuang had not discovered any drawbacks or restrictions to it. If he had to name one, it would probably be that once the "Ancestral Dragon Power" was unleashed, it would erupt completely beyond his control, without holding anything back, with overwhelmingly destructive force. But afterward, the Ancestral Dragon Power would return to full capacity in an extremely short time. That made even this minor flaw seem insignificant.
For Yin Kuang, the greatest gain from this period of seclusion had been