Trinity Dao Spiritual Root

As the thought stirred, Fang Shu felt a note of misgiving rise within him.

He feared that the Dao Register might self-destruct, or that its inner structure might be damaged, making the loss outweigh the gain.

But after thinking it over, his mind settled, and he thought, "Unless this thing is deceiving me and has not transferred all its authority to me, it should have no intention of destroying itself against me."

Still, out of caution, Fang Shu abandoned any rash ideas and decided to first inspect it using only his divine sense.

After all, divine sense was formless. Using it to scan objects was one of the most common methods employed by immortal cultivators at the Qi Refining stage and above.

Slowly, Fang Shu turned his awareness inward. Layer upon layer of flesh, tendons, meridians, and bones within his body appeared in his perception, red, white, and purple.

Within his own brain, he easily found the Dao Register. It seemed both illusory and tangible; it existed within his soul, yet was also embedded in his brain.

At Fang Shu's command, his divine sense slowly poured toward the Dao Register in his head.

The Dao Register stood quietly, without the slightest abnormality or resistance.

Layer upon layer of intricate, profoundly mysterious structures immediately lay exposed before Fang Shu.

Contrary to what he had imagined, though its structure was complex enough to dazzle his eyes, it did not fill him with the trembling sensation of a mayfly gazing up at the azure heavens.

One could even say that as he scanned it, moments of sudden understanding repeatedly arose in his heart. He actually faintly comprehended many of the Dao Register's structures.

Subconsciously, he even used the Dao Register to imitate and analyze itself. Sure enough, words appeared upon it:

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