Taichu sat cross-legged in the void, watching Ye Lin leave, his heart far from calm.
Ye Lin's sword test had taken place right beneath his gaze. From the moment Ye Lin's strike caused the laws to tremble, he had known—it was a divine ability.
With his exceptionally sharp eye, he judged that this divine ability had reached Imperial Grade. How could that not leave him stunned?
Though he possessed five divine abilities, not one of them was Imperial Grade. Even throughout all of Nameless Mountain, the total number of Imperial Grade divine abilities did not exceed three.
Moreover, divine abilities of such a grade had always been kept in the deepest reaches of Nameless Mountain, forbidden for anyone to peruse.
Divine abilities were created by great experts of divine powers through incomparably mighty methods. Any one of them could casually crush a Heaven Grade martial skill.
And though such divine abilities could be comprehended by others, no matter how deeply they comprehended them, the power they could unleash would remain far inferior to that of the creator.
With other martial skills, if your comprehension was strong enough, your understanding of the skill might eventually surpass even its creator's.
But divine abilities? Not even a monstrous genius could manage that.
Moreover, those lacking firm will simply could not comprehend another's divine ability. Divine abilities involved laws, and laws were something only immortals could barely touch upon.
Thus, it was not as though one could comprehend a divine ability created by another merely by wishing it. Those whose will was not firm could easily have their minds swallowed by the divine ability.
That was also why divine abilities were so powerful, yet so few people could comprehend them.
Imperial Grade divine abilities, meanwhile, were true supreme divine abilities. Every time one appeared