[Eight Five Virtues Brocade Chickens charged off, bristling for a fight.]
[In the cultivation world, great sects or Aristocratic Clans rich in fortune often raised them to help stabilize their fortunes.]
[But the Five Virtues Brocade Chicken was a fierce bird, eager to fight. There was a reason mortals held cockfights; anyone who did not know how to raise them would struggle to tame them.]
[Properly raised, they could reach the Dao Embryo Realm, and they were natural enemies of insects like these.]
[Clearly, Murong Heshan was skilled not only with spirit plants but also at taming beasts.]
[Yet the Red Flame Flying Ants showed no fear of their avian predators. Instead, they gathered into a cloud of fire that dyed the entire rice field blood-red.]
[The two sides tangled over a rice field already chewed to pieces.]
[The flying ants fought without fear of death. Who knew how many the roosters pecked to death? Their corpses fell like rain.]
[But the chickens were outnumbered, and the fire cloud's power was more frightening than expected. Even they were injured by its flames.]
[Their feathers curled and charred; their cries grew faint.]
[Eight streaks of brilliant color darted through the fire cloud, yet they were losing ground.]
[As you watched from the side, you activated the Jade Emperor Qi-Observing Art and saw that the fire cloud was not truly fire, but a kind of divine light that could devour the heart meridians of anyone it touched.]
[It reminded you of something recorded in the Dao Canon: Three Mountains Purple-Gold Light.]
[Purple-Gold Light was a divine radiance produced when a cultivator formed a Great Dao Golden Core. It was also called the sacred light of an Immortal Body.]
["One who attains a Dharma Form through Chain Form and abides in the world