Yu Ci's train of thought unfurled. In the borderland of form and spirit, myriad thoughts rose and fell, dispersing and gathering in a magnificent spectacle. He reflected that the power of divine intent indeed possessed the strength to transcend shackles, yet for the most part it still existed by relying upon the flesh, inevitably subject to limitations. This transcendence and these shackles acted upon each other and compromised with one another; whichever there was more or less of would form different results. Take the Devil Master's sect for instance: its three cultivation systems of body-refining, devil-consciousness, and the Devil Master all placed different degrees of emphasis and application on the power of divine intent. Correspondingly, how to utilize these proportions to exert influence or reach compromises was an important branch of learning related to it, from which tens of thousands of varied cultivation methods could derive. Yet no matter how myriad its changes, it never escaped such rules and bounds. It was precisely because of this realization that when Yu Ci looked upon the world and its heavens again, the barriers within had grown somewhat thinner, and furthermore, because he had clarified how to more effectively break free from the shackles of the laws of heaven and earth, the connections among his two avatars, multiple Heavenly Demon Kin, his true body, and Chengqitian had also grown stronger. Under such circumstances, the pressure brought by temporarily elevating his realm was likewise slowly dissipating, no longer posing a problem. A slight ripple stirred in his heart, and his thoughts scattered out, verifying this conclusion upon those Heavenly Demon Kin under his control; sure enough, there was no fallacy. And all of this correspondingly pushed up Yu Ci's understanding of the restrictions imposed by the laws of heaven and earth, allowing him to
Mirror of Inquiry
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