In the sword garden's heaven and earth qi, every inch contained a concentration of extremely high resentment and gloomy baleful intent, as well as the destructive Geng Metal Qi that injures living beings. Perhaps to pure sword cultivators these were fine supplements for cultivation, but to ordinary cultivators, absorbing even a slight amount could damage their meridians, and a bit more could even mangle their internal organs—making it dangerous in the extreme.
Yet at this moment, the inner void opened wide, swallowing up the qi inside. How was this different from Yu Ci absorbing it directly?
Yu Ci already felt a dull ache in his internal meridians and flesh, frowning for a moment. Before he could figure it out, he felt that Life and Death Talisman within the inner void spin with a hum, beginning to absorb the heaven and earth qi. Yu Ci only then remembered that although this Life and Death Talisman had more of a symbolic meaning, it was nonetheless a genuine talisman. Since it was a talisman, it naturally had to absorb spiritual qi; this was also the path of "actual and unfalse verification."
To tell the truth, even as the creator of the talisman, Yu Ci could only guarantee that while this talisman linked with his bodily form and spiritual cultivation, it also basically conformed to the basic principles of talisman construction. After all, it was guided by his mind and spirit, making it far too impressionistic; it would need modifications later, and as for what specific effects it had, that required a period of exploration.
Now was probably not a good time for experimentation.
Before his thought finished, his body gave a jolt. At the location of the Life and Death Talisman within the inner void, the oscillation was even more violent, accompanied by