"Senior, I have a question."
At that moment, a Daluo Golden Immortal sword cultivator seated in the corner rose to his feet and bowed respectfully.
"Speak."
"I am a Rogue Cultivator, cultivating an ordinary Wind Sword Dao. If I wish to fuse it with other Sword Daos, where should I begin?"
Sword True Person glanced at him and smiled. "Begin with what you know best. You cultivate the Wind Sword Dao; wind has neither form nor appearance, and is the most elusive of all."
"Find a Sword Dao similar to wind, such as the Cloud Sword Dao or the Qi Sword Dao, and first try fusing similar ones."
"Once you have successfully fused similar ones, then try fusing mutually generating ones. Wind gives rise to lightning, so you can try fusing the Lightning Sword Dao. Wind feeds fire, so you can also try fusing the Fire Sword Dao."
"Take it one step at a time. Do not be greedy for too much. The essence of Fusion Sword Dao lies in gradual progression, not reaching the heavens in a single step."
The Daluo Golden Immortal sword cultivator's eyes shone as he bowed once more.
"Thank you for your guidance, Senior."
Sword True Person waved a hand and continued, "There is another key to Fusion Sword Dao: the Sword Heart."
"If the Sword Heart is impure, forcibly fusing Sword Daos will only cause Sword Qi to run wild and backlash against oneself."
"Therefore, those who cultivate Fusion Sword Dao must first temper their Sword Heart. The purer the Sword Heart, the more different Sword Daos it can contain."
"It is like a vessel holding water. Only when the vessel is sturdy and large enough can it hold more water."
Another Quasi-Sage spoke up. "Fellow Daoist, where is the upper limit of this