Zhao Fu's eyes transformed into a pair of taiji symbols. Half his body turned white, the other half black. Taiji diagrams emerged over his arms, wrists, the backs of his hands, both calves, both thighs, chest, and back.
Countless forces of yin and yang surged forth, forming another taiji diagram two meters wide behind Zhao Fu. A terrifying power of yin and yang spread outward.
At that moment, Zhao Fu felt that his body had become a yin-yang physique and was filled with incomparably powerful spirituality, as though he were a pure-blooded member of the Spirit Race.
The reason the taiji diagram had undergone such immense changes was that Zhao Fu's bloodline was too high-grade. It required a vast amount of yin-yang power for Zhao Fu to transform, which was why the taiji diagram had changed so drastically.
His current state was the form he had transformed into, like a pure, top-tier yin-yang Spirit Race member.
Since Zhao Fu's bloodline itself was already an Origin Bloodline, coupled with the immense spirituality it contained, a single drop of his blood could grant consciousness to an object.
For example, if Zhao Fu's blood fell onto a blade of grass, that grass would absorb an immense power, gain consciousness of its own, and become a grass spirit.
If it fell upon a stone, then because stone was inherently a dead thing without any life, it would need some time to absorb the blood. Yet it too would gain its own consciousness and life, becoming a Stone Spirit.
If Zhao Fu were to slice open his palm and scatter his blood, many spirit creatures would appear across the ground.
Because these spirit creatures absorbed Zhao Fu's blood, they would be extremely high-grade members of the Spirit Race, and the power they possessed would be