Yu Ci did not dare say this was the ultimate correct answer, yet only this way made any sense.
Extending outward from this line of thought, the Annihilation Yuan Hammer was actually the means to clear away obstacles to the greatest degree. Yet the Annihilation Yuan Hammer alone was not enough; one still had to cultivate a true intent sufficient to bear all of one's own imprints.
The so-called true intent, when brought down to the level of cultivation, had a broad and a narrow sense.
Within the communicating-spirit realm, Yu Ci comprehending sword intent could be called attaining its "true intent." Cultivating spirit and soul until the Primordial Spirit's magical power illuminated both inside and out, achieving a Yang God, shifting yuan and transforming essence, and standing independent of true form, could also be called "true intent."
Both of the above were the narrow sense.
As for the broad sense, it was called "right awakening." As Buddhist scriptures put it well, it was the true awakening wisdom of realizing all dharmas. To put it simply, it was the supreme mental cultivation of seeing through the foundation of the Heaven and Earth Law System, not being obscured by its surface appearances, and not being disturbed by its myriad forms.
What Xuanhuang and Shadow Ghost spoke of back then as "purification" and "purity" were nothing other than this.
Yet no matter the supreme realm, the foundation lay in the mind, intent, spirit, and soul.
In fact, back on the Eastern Sea, Yu Ci had already vaguely conceived similar thoughts.
He had seen at the time that Heaven and Earth laws did not impose too many restrictions on methods like soul- wandering, and the higher the level of elevation, the more lacking in restrictive means it became.
He also remembered that not