Ice and Fire Yin Yang Well
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Original Name:冰火两仪眼 (bīng huǒ liǎng yí yǎn)Gender:NeutralKind:PlaceScope:Novel-specificStatus:ActiveSource:AIOccurrences:81Chapters:19
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Feature Value
Name Ice and Fire Yin Yang Well
Alias(es) 冰火两仪眼
Classification One of the Three Great Treasure Basins of the world; an ice-and-fire treasure land
Location Central basin of the Sunset Forest
Former Guardian Dugu Bo
Current Custodian Dugu Bo, under Tang Wulin's orders
Notable Resident Ah Yin, the Blue Silver Emperor

Power Progression

Chapter(s) Development
27 Identified through the Mysterious Heaven Record as one of the Three Great Treasure Basins, a legendary site where the two polarities of ice and fire mutually restrain one another and immortal herbs may grow. 27
28–29 Tang Wulin and Tang San reached the well after crossing the Jade Phosphorus Poisonous Miasma. Its vast medicinal garden and the red-and-blue dual spring were revealed, though Dugu Bo initially sought to kill the intruders to preserve its secrecy. 28 29
30–35 Following Dugu Bo's defeat and submission, the well became a source of immortal herbs for Tang San's ice-and-fire tempering, Dugu Bo's martial soul evolution, and Ah Yin's recovery. 30 33 34 35
36–38 Tang Wulin uncovered the well's connection to the fallen Water and Fire Dragon Kings beneath its springs and absorbed their Dragon King-level arm spirit bones. He subsequently entrusted the well and Ah Yin to Dugu Bo's protection. 36 37 38
114–115 After several years of nourishment at the well, Ah Yin had recovered to a state comparable to a ten-thousand-year soul beast. Tang Wulin continued drawing upon the well's residual Water and Fire Dragon King power to improve his water- and fire-element resistance. 114 115

Characteristics

Location and Environment

The Ice and Fire Yin Yang Well lies within a diamond-shaped basin in the central region of the Sunset Forest. Its outer perimeter is covered by dense Jade Phosphorus Poisonous Miasma, which is lethal to ordinary Soul Masters and serves as a natural barrier against intruders. 28 29

At the center of the basin is a divided hot spring. One half is azure blue and emits extreme cold, while the other is crimson red and bubbles with intense heat. Despite their opposing properties, the two halves remain separate and balanced, resembling a Taiji diagram. 29

Plant-Growth Properties

The well possesses exceptionally dense heaven-and-earth energy and soul power, greatly accelerating the growth of plant life. Its surrounding medicinal garden supports numerous immortal herbs, many of which are ordinarily regarded as legends or supreme treasures that may not appear for centuries or millennia. 27 29 35

This environment was particularly suited to Ah Yin's recovery. After her transplantation, Tang Wulin further used his Blue Silver Domain to infuse her with life energy, allowing her to grow at an accelerated rate. 35 114

Dragon King Legacy

The well was formed when the Water Dragon King and Fire Dragon King fell onto the Douluo Continent during the destruction of the Divine Dragon Realm. Their corpses and remaining power created the opposing ice-and-fire springs in the Sunset Forest. 36

The remnants beneath the well responded to Tang Wulin's Golden Dragon King bloodline. Tang Wulin entered the springs and absorbed the Heaven-Burning Blazing Fire Dragon King's left arm spirit bone and the Primordial True Water Dragon King's right arm spirit bone. Though the arm bones were claimed, the well continued to retain residual Water and Fire Dragon King power. 36 37 115

Resources

Immortal Herbs

At the time of Tang Wulin and Tang San's arrival, the medicinal garden contained a vast collection of immortal herbs. Recorded examples include:

Herb Recorded Property or Use Status
Octagonal Mysterious Ice Grass A lethal ice-attributed immortal herb which, when paired with the Blazing Apricot Delicate Herb, can temper the body and improve resistance to ice and fire. Consumed by Tang San. 29 30 33
Blazing Apricot Delicate Herb A lethal fire-attributed immortal herb which can be consumed alongside the Octagonal Mysterious Ice Grass for ice-and-fire body tempering. Consumed by Tang San. 29 30 33
Earth Dragon Golden Melon Contains pure earth-dragon essence and can stimulate the dragon bloodline of a snake-type martial soul, enabling its evolution. Given to Dugu Bo. 34
Jade Phosphorus Yellow Springs Grass Can resolve the defects of the Jade Phosphorus Five Poisons and intensify their toxins, but inflicts extreme pain during absorption. Consumed by Dugu Bo. 34 37
Heavenly Silk Chrysanthemum An immortal herb selected by Tang San for Tang Wulin. Consumed by Tang Wulin. 35
Autumn Dew of Insight Greatly increases mental power. Consumed by Tang Wulin. 35 36
Strange Velvet Sky Chrysanthemum Clears the body's meridians, reinforces physical defense, and assisted Tang Wulin in condensing the Indestructible Vajra Body. Consumed by Tang Wulin. 31 36
Moon Laurel Grass Conceals one's aura and absorbs moon essence. Taken from the well for Xiao Wu. 40
Love Sickness Broken Heart Red A supreme immortal herb capable of concealing aura, but can only be plucked by someone possessing true love. Observed within the garden. 31
Eight-Petaled Immortal Orchid A recognized immortal herb growing in the medicinal garden. Later given by Tang Wulin to Ye Lingling. 29 106
Silk Velvet Tulip A recognized immortal herb growing in the medicinal garden. Observed at the time of discovery. 29

Effects on Soul Masters and Soul Beasts

The herbs of the Ice and Fire Yin Yang Well can enhance talent, potential, physical constitution, elemental resistance, and martial souls. Tang San's consumption of the Octagonal Mysterious Ice Grass and Blazing Apricot Delicate Herb substantially strengthened his body and granted his Blue Silver King significant resistance to ordinary ice and fire attributes. 29 33

Dugu Bo's use of the Earth Dragon Golden Melon and Jade Phosphorus Yellow Springs Grass evolved his Jade Phosphorus Snake Emperor martial soul into the Jade Phosphor Dragon Flood-Dragon, cured the poison backlash that had afflicted him, and greatly improved his strength. 34 37 38

History

Discovery by Tang Wulin and Tang San

Tang Wulin had previously learned of a mysterious treasure land within the Sunset Forest but had not explored it while it remained occupied by a powerful figure. After reaching Soul Emperor rank, he led Tang San to investigate, intending to obtain immortal herbs and uncover the suspected legacy of the Water and Fire Dragon Kings. 27

Tang San recognized Tang Wulin's description as the Ice and Fire Yin Yang Well from the Mysterious Heaven Record. He immediately understood its value as a source of immortal herbs and hoped its resources could help Ah Yin recover and support the eventual revival of the Tang Sect. 27 29

Conflict with Dugu Bo

Dugu Bo had occupied the well for years and guarded its location with the Jade Phosphorus Poisonous Miasma. When Tang Wulin and Tang San entered the medicinal garden, he attempted to eliminate them to prevent the well's secret from being exposed. 28 29

Tang Wulin easily defeated Dugu Bo, rendering the Poison Douluo unconscious without suffering injury. Rather than killing him, Tang Wulin decided that Dugu Bo's continued service would be useful for guarding the well and tending to Ah Yin while he and Tang San pursued cultivation elsewhere. 30

Dugu Bo later submitted to Tang Wulin as his master and recognized Tang San as his young master. After Tang San helped resolve his poison backlash and evolve his martial soul with herbs from the garden, Dugu Bo's loyalty to Tang Wulin became firm. 32 33 34 38

Ah Yin's Transplantation

Tang Wulin removed Ah Yin from his storage soul device and had Tang San transplant her into the Ice and Fire Yin Yang Well. The well's plant-growth effect, combined with Tang Wulin's Blue Silver Domain, allowed the weakened Blue Silver Emperor to recover rapidly. 34 35

By the time Tang Wulin and Tang San later returned, Ah Yin had grown to a level comparable to a ten-thousand-year soul beast. Dugu Bo was specifically ordered to care for and protect her. 38 114

Tang Wulin's Descent

After consuming the Autumn Dew of Insight and Strange Velvet Sky Chrysanthemum, Tang Wulin's Golden Dragon King bloodline resonated with the well. He received a vision of the Water and Fire Dragon Kings' final battle and learned that their fall had created the treasure land. 36

Tang Wulin then entered the springs and discovered the Dragon Kings' immense remains beneath them. He successfully absorbed their God King-level arm spirit bones, emerging unharmed despite Tang San's and Dugu Bo's fears for his safety. 36 37

Custodians and Residents

Dugu Bo

Dugu Bo was the well's original guardian and used its secluded location as his medicinal garden. His ignorance of the immortal herbs' proper uses prevented him from safely exploiting most of its resources; an earlier attempt to consume one of its herbs had nearly killed him. 29 34

After his defeat, detoxification, and martial soul evolution, Dugu Bo became Tang Wulin's servant. Tang Wulin formally entrusted him with defending the Ice and Fire Yin Yang Well and overseeing Ah Yin's recovery. 38

Ah Yin

Ah Yin was transplanted into the well due to its unmatched ability to nurture plant life. The spring's energy and Tang Wulin's recurring support enabled her rapid restoration from an extremely weakened state. 34 35 114

Ah Yin is deeply drawn to Tang Wulin's aura as the Son of Nature, instinctively wrapping her branches around him and absorbing the life force he provides. 34 38

Tang Wulin and Tang San

Tang Wulin is the effective master of the well following Dugu Bo's submission. He regards it as both a source of immortal herbs and the resting place of the Water and Fire Dragon Kings' legacy. 30 36 38

Tang San serves as the primary appraiser of its herbs due to his knowledge of pharmacology and the Mysterious Heaven Record. He selected the herbs used by himself, Dugu Bo, Tang Wulin, and Xiao Wu. 29 33 34 35 40

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