Yu Ci's choice naturally had its backing: among the millions of cultivators in the world, one out of a thousand might be like him, both proficient in swordsmanship and versed in talismanic arts, but one who could condense a seed true talisman with sword intent might not be found even among tens of millions.
With this condition, facing a similar talismanic fractal, this seed true talisman possessed immense reference value. As the saying went, "From one instance, infer three others"—without the "one", where would the "three" come from?
Facts proved his choice was correct. The structure of the seed true talisman was precisely one of the many ways sword intent transformed into talismans. In terms of specific talismanic arrangement, it might not actually apply to the reality of the first-layer talisman seal, but the principles of constructing talismans would never change. Once he grasped the principle, splicing the talismanic fractals was merely a test of basic skills.
Taking only a little over two hours, Yu Ci pieced this crucial fractal together roughly, already able to catch a glimpse of the overall structure of the talismanic characters here. After that came channeling Qi to infuse it, confirming whether its operation was normal or not. Of course, within the inner void, it was impossible to truly channel Qi to form a talisman; he only needed to drive his mind and walk a circle through it to suffice.
Yu Ci did precisely that. If the fractal combination was flawless, he should be able to sense the traces of sword intent left behind by the senior sword immortal who had laid out the talisman seal.
The inner void suddenly lit up. A streak of electric fire cut across the vast sky, resembling someone swinging brilliant sword light in the night sky. Yu Ci's heart