Divine abilities could also be described as martial techniques so powerful they were practically monstrous, but the lowest cultivation level required to use one was Spirit Transformation.
A Spirit Transformation True Person with a divine ability was worlds apart from one without.
Besides, divine abilities were exceedingly rare. Even a True Lord at the Dao Integration stage would have great difficulty acquiring one. Who would have thought the Mysterious Yin Sect had a divine ability?
The power of a divine ability touched upon the laws of the world, so it was easy to recognize once unleashed.
Divine abilities were divided into innate and acquired. An innate divine ability was one a cultivator comprehended after reaching a certain realm, relying on exceptional insight to enter a state of sudden enlightenment and discover their own ability within it.
An acquired divine ability, on the other hand, was one learned by studying an ability that someone else had comprehended.
By comparison, innate divine abilities were a level above acquired ones.
After all, an innate divine ability was one you had comprehended yourself, and what you comprehended yourself was naturally the best fit for you.
Divine abilities had no ranks. Their strength depended only on how deeply they had been comprehended. The deeper the comprehension, the stronger one's understanding—and the more powerful the ability.
For example, if a Spirit Transformation True Person who had spent a hundred years comprehending a divine ability and one who had only just comprehended it unleashed the same ability, their power would naturally be worlds apart.
Yet the Mysterious Yin Sect actually possessed something so exalted. Ye Lin was genuinely surprised.
"Sword One, Sword Piercing the Firmament!"
But even if it was a divine ability, Ye Lin felt no fear. So what if it was a divine ability? It