Divine Abilities

Divine abilities could be described as martial arts powerful to the point of perversion, yet the minimum threshold for such techniques was the Spirit Transformation stage.

It could be said that a Spirit Transformation True Person possessing a divine ability and one without were two entirely different matters.

Moreover, divine abilities were extremely precious; even a True Lord at the Dao Integration stage would find it incredibly difficult to obtain one. Who would have thought that the Mysterious Yin Sect before him actually possessed a divine ability?

The power of a divine ability touched upon the laws of the world, so once unleashed, it was easily recognizable.

Divine abilities were divided into innate and acquired; innate divine abilities were those realized when one broke through to a certain realm, relying on one's own formidable comprehension to enter a state of epiphany, within which one grasped their own unique ability.

Acquired divine abilities, on the other hand, were those learned by studying the techniques realized by predecessors, subsequently mastering their application.

Comparing the two, innate divine abilities were a tier above acquired ones.

After all, an innate divine ability was self-realized, and what one realized for oneself was naturally the most suitable.

Divine abilities were not classified by grade, only by the depth of one's comprehension; the deeper the insight, the stronger the understanding of the ability, and naturally, the more powerful it became.

For instance, if a Spirit Transformation True Person who had comprehended a divine ability for a hundred years and one who had just grasped it were to unleash the same ability simultaneously, the power of the two could naturally not be mentioned in the same breath.

Yet, the fact that the Mysterious Yin Sect possessed such a high-and-mighty thing left Ye Lin quite surprised.

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