The Primordial Spirit Jade Edict meant sealing one's own primordial spirit within jade tablets to create one deity after another.
That was right—Kamiya Keiyun had used the word "art," not "skill."
It was a method, a divine ability, not some simple skill.
It could continuously grow stronger as the number of character cards increased. Its only cultivation difficulty lay in the amount of Chakra required.
But with enough ginseng, was Chakra really a problem?
Besides, Kamiya Keiyun simply had not found a way to accumulate Chakra yet. Once he did, this method could naturally be used freely, without restriction.
Sitting cross-legged, Kamiya Keiyun quietly practiced Qi while waiting for the two experts to work.
The two experts worked quietly enough. The chemicals being mixed on one side would not explode, while the other side was researching gunpowder. For now, though, they were merely figuring out the most suitable formula for this world, so they only needed tiny amounts of gunpowder for testing. The explosions were not particularly loud.
Amid the constant popping and banging of explosions, the night passed without incident.
On September 12th, Kamiya Bian Que walked in carrying a pale green bottle.
"Success!" He set the bottle down and said, "We just haven't tested it on anyone yet, so I don't know how effective it is."
The finished product was a colorless, odorless transparent liquid, perhaps different from the kind everyone bought.
The kind people bought had dyes, emetics, and foul-smelling agents deliberately added to prevent accidental ingestion. The one in Kamiya Keiyun's hands, meanwhile, had no additives whatsoever.
"Ishiku, how are your tests going?" Kamiya Keiyun asked as he entered Kamiya Ishiku's laboratory.
"Some things in this world may differ from Earth, so the optimal gunpowder ratio is different too. I ran twenty-five tests last night. So