Tearing Apart the Soul, Forging the Key
He racked his brains, searched desperately, trying to find anything here that was round. Round things!
Suddenly, a thought struck him, and he pulled out the various small white spirit beads he had just collected.
These objects appear to be among the few round items in this tomb, but they are rather small.
However, there were many of them, adding up to a large handful. Su Zhan thought of something and summoned the White Dragon Flame, using high temperature to frantically roast these Pearl.
Soon, the Pearl began to deform, emitting wave after wave of rich fragrance, blending together.
The liquid, which had clearly melted from the high temperature, lay in Su Zhan's Su Zhan, yet he felt no burning sensation. Instead, he felt waves of cool comfort, which made him feel relaxed and at ease.
Without hesitation, he let the substances melt, and then, following a specific technique, he guided the liquid to merge.
Under his control, the liquid began to gather and condense towards the center.
But no matter how hard he tried to condense them, these things remained loose and could not be condensed into a shape, let alone condense into a perfectly round sphere.
Su Zhan was sweating profusely. What was going on? Had he guessed wrong? Was it not these things?
But there was no time to look for other solutions now, so Su Zhan calmed himself down and thought things through carefully.
Could it be that something is still missing?
What else could be missing?
Suddenly it occurred to me that all the Cultivation Method here are related to Spirit Type, so naturally I need to infuse the Artifact with "soul".
These things, once melted by baking, are essentially dead. When they die, they lose their souls and need to be infused with them.
The only person here who has mastered mental Cultivation Method is Su Zhan.
He was anxious and had no other choice but to try anything, even if it seemed hopeless.
With the added energy of the Sun, he began to circulate his spiritual Cultivation Method, tearing a fragment from his own spiritual body and fusing it into his body.
Immediately afterwards, he felt as if the small ball in the very center had become a part of him, completely under his control.
He tried to condense it again, and this time it went much more smoothly without any hindrance. Three seconds later, a crystal-clear sphere appeared in Su Zhan's hand.
Look at its size; it's just the right size for the round platform in the hall.
Without time to think, Su Zhan frantically rushed towards the hall, but no matter how fast he ran or how much he accelerated, the hall always kept a distance from him.
He wants to get close, but he can't; he wants to stay away, but you can't.
He was very anxious, unable to even figure out whether this was Space Attribute or an illusion, and his eyes were full of confusion.
He simply stood still; since he couldn't move forward or backward, he simply stopped.
It doesn't matter whether it's an illusion or a different space, as long as he has a way to send the things there, it doesn't matter.
He then summoned dozens of white rabbits formed from Devil Qi, sending them to probe in all directions and corners.
Sure enough, through the eyes of the monsters, Su Zhan saw a different world.
Having discerned the correct direction, without time to think, it swiftly summoned a fast leopard.
The ball was handed to the leopard, which then ran wildly towards the hall and soon arrived at the mysterious hall.
With a leap, he headed the sphere onto the platform in the center of the hall.
The air seemed to freeze for a moment, and then the Devil Qi of the monster dissipated.
Those who were frantically attacking the Space Barrier suddenly regained consciousness, looked up blankly at the chaotic scene, and asked, "What happened? What happened? Why... why was I attacking you?"
Su Zhan breathed a sigh of relief when he saw that they had finally regained consciousness. Elder Shishan and the other person also breathed a sigh of relief.
They finally averted another danger, and having learned from these experiences, they became much more cautious in their actions.
I dared not touch anything in the closed room or anything strange anymore.
I'm terrified that if I'm not careful, I might fall victim to some kind of trick; this place is just too eerie!
Although there weren't many traps or bloody Artifact, the war was happening everywhere without the smoke of gunpowder.
No wonder the Moon Worship Tribe was able to survive in ancient times and seize the opportunity to become incredibly powerful.
The more Su Zhan learned, the stranger it became: why had they abandoned this energy?
From my own observation, although the Moon Worship Tribe powerful, they are not even 1/10 of the power they possessed in ancient times.
The only method left from ancient times is the forced Contract with Moon Beast.
Now that they are even willing to abandon the Moon Beast, and even risk great danger to unravel it, Su Zhan couldn't help but wonder why they were giving up.
There must have been some untold story behind making such a decision, and some terrible speculations welled up in Su Zhan's mind.
This thing is incredibly powerful, especially the forced bond.
The power of the Contract seems to have entered the realm of the Heavenly Dao's jurisdiction. Could it be... could it be that they were Heavenly Punishment for offending the rules of the Heavenly Dao and violating the laws of nature, thus suffering some kind of retribution and causing enormous losses?
Knowing the consequences, the ancestors of the Moon Worship Tribe decided to abandon these Cultivation Method and Sealing Formation them all here, forbidding future generations from learning them.
This sounds very likely, especially given the current situation. Mastering these things can bring one endless power.
If not handled properly, it could lead to future generations killing each other!
Powerful things are often double-edged swords; they can hurt others, but they can also hurt yourself.
They ultimately abandoned continuing to Inheritance methods that violated the Heavenly Dao.
Since you've already given up, why not destroy it all instead of leaving it here? Is it because you can't bear to part with it?
It's normal to feel reluctant to part with it, after all, it's too powerful.
Without enough reliable clues, Su Zhan can only speculate.
Where to go next and how to ensure safety are the questions that need to be addressed.
Su Zhan constantly summons monsters to take risks for him and reduce his losses.
Having lost their previous courage to explore boldly, their journey slowed considerably; every step they took required Su Zhan to issue a safety signal before they could proceed.
There are many things that monsters simply cannot verify; only humans can go in and try them one by one.
This naturally restricted their actions, but fortunately, ever since Su Zhan placed the Pearl on the round platform...
He developed a strange connection with this place, as if the sphere was the Key to the entire Great Tomb.
After the Key was inserted, the Great Tomb recognized him as its master or a guest, showing him respect and consideration, and he could also vaguely obtain some clues.
As Su Zhan explored further, he learned more and more about the place, and became increasingly alarmed; its mystery far exceeded his imagination.
He was both shocked and eager to learn more.