Lu Ye had long since formed a guess about where the many Spiritual Patterns carried on the Talent Tree's leaves, along with all those insights into the Spirit Pattern Path, had come from.
Leaving aside the Spiritual Patterns themselves, let us speak only of those insights.
Since they were insights, they naturally had to do with cultivators, with Spirit Pattern Masters.
Spirit Pattern Masters who had once possessed the Talent Tree had infused it with their own insights, allowing those who came after to benefit. The predecessors planted the tree so that later generations could enjoy its shade—that was the principle.
That was why those many insights were so profound and mysterious, allowing Lu Ye to travel smoothly along the Spirit Pattern Path.
Yet not every leaf on the Talent Tree bore something. Many leaves were blank, or perhaps they had once carried something too, only for it to gradually fade away over the passage of too much time.
Ever since obtaining the Talent Tree, Lu Ye had always played the role of one enjoying the shade, benefiting from the legacy left behind by those before him. Now that the Talent Tree had undergone its Second Transformation, was it time for him to start planting trees as well?
In other words, if he could construct Spiritual Patterns upon those blank leaves, he would be able to use them however he wished in the future.
If that was truly the case, it would not be a bad thing for him. On the contrary, it would be a tremendously good thing.
Although the Talent Tree carried quite a number and variety of Spiritual Patterns, they were still limited. Some Spiritual Patterns Lu Ye had learned from books were not carried by the Talent Tree at all.
For instance, the Void Spirit Pattern