Inner Landscape Complete, At Last a Celestial Being (Finale)

The 136 meridian fissures were clearly visible to Xu Wuyi's senses. The condition of every fissure, the thickness of every Order barrier, the rate at which vital energy seeped from every point—all appeared in his mind at once, without the slightest omission or confusion.

His mental power was already very strong.

Strong enough to process every stream of information throughout his body at once; strong enough to remain fully alert to the outside world while maintaining internal awareness; strong enough to push all his vital energy to its limit in the instant he threw a punch, while still sparing attention to sense the distribution of fragments after an energy barrier shattered.

But it was still not enough.

He thought of that sentence from the Inner Landscape Diagram: To build the inner landscape, first establish the Spirit Court. The Spirit Court is the pivot of the spirit and the root of thought. Relying on no external object, borrowing no rules, one intent alone endures, ten thousand thoughts return to silence. From then on, the inner landscape shall arise on its own.

What was the Spirit Court? It was the core of his consciousness, that bright point of light deep within his sea of consciousness.

The Inner Landscape Diagram said he had to establish the Spirit Court first. That meant making that point of light stable enough, powerful enough—powerful enough to exist alone in the depths of his consciousness, without relying on any rule, any energy, or any external thing.

He could now sense every fluctuation of order inside and outside his body at once, but he still relied on order rules. His mental power perceived the world through order rules and understood the creation and destruction of order through them.

That had made him vastly stronger than before, but what if