Ming Zhou delivered the proposal documents into the hands of the seated Tingzhi. Zhang Yu accepted them, and with a glance, read through both documents in mere moments.
The contents of these two proposals appeared somewhat similar, yet their approaches ran in opposite directions.
One of them believed they should begin with living creatures themselves. Beside it, he had also listed some methods passed down by his master, to prove that his words were not without basis.
He believed that living creatures were innately capable of harmony and resonance. Some creatures could not do so only because they had cast aside this ability after birth, while many creatures still retained it even now.
Thus, as long as they captured creatures born with this ability, replicated them through Celestial Xia techniques, made slight alterations, and carried them on their persons, they could serve as a means of mutual communication.
This method was simple and convenient. The key lay in finding such creatures, and it was highly feasible; at the very least, he knew of creatures capable of doing this.
Nor was it without flaws. Such things were difficult to alter and quite fragile. In the midst of battle, they might be destroyed at the first blow.
Logically speaking, since these two came from the same source, their lines of thought ought to have been similar. Yet the other person's idea was entirely different.
He believed that if True Law cultivators wished to communicate and keep in contact, they should begin with qi and spirit. In his view, spirit was the master of the innate, while life was the foundation of the acquired. They should cultivate a method of preserving life and returning to spirit, ordinarily using innate methods to link and bind spirit and qi. So long as enough was accumulated,