The treasures that suppressed the Dao were treasures of the upper realm, but no two treasures were alike. Aside from certain unique treasures, there was in fact little difference between one person wielding one and many people wielding one.
This was because those who wielded them usually served only as guides. The power that lower realms could draw forth was ultimately limited and would not greatly increase a treasure's might.
Yet some treasures were different, having been created for many people to wield together. The Clear Firmament Ark, for instance, had each Court Executor take charge of one section. The more people wielded it, the greater its power.
But the position of Court Executor could not be granted indiscriminately. One's cultivation and merits had to be sufficient, and one also needed the recognition of the other Court Executors and Chief Controllers of the Profound Court. Although the latter usually gave tacit consent, this still showed that such a position could not be dealt with as one pleased.
The Truth-Fixing Net Ling Lingzi was using at this moment was the same. Only with enough wielders could this treasure's true power be brought forth.
At this moment, it was not merely Ling Lingzi and the other five who were wielding it. As the decree was passed down, the deliberators of the Two Halls below, along with the various Primordial Spirit True Persons, also roused their dharma power and had it drawn into this treasure.
At the same time, light rose both inside and outside the great platform, and two treasures that suppressed the Dao resonated with it.
The Truth-Fixing Net itself could not directly open a passage between the two realms. But so long as the prerequisite existed—for example, if a treasure capable of accomplishing this was nearby—it could use such an