Although this jade horse needed time to absorb literary qi and the primordial qi of heaven and earth and could not take shape instantly, Fang Yun could release it in an instant with a mere thought. It was extraordinarily convenient.
After just two breaths, the jade horse had absorbed its fill of literary qi and the primordial qi of heaven and earth.
Fang Yun used it again, and two breaths later, the jade horse recovered once more.
Fang Yun immediately stopped walking and used the jade horse repeatedly. After more than ten uses, it remained unchanged. This meant that as long as there was enough literary qi and primordial qi of heaven and earth, the jade horse could be used endlessly, once every two breaths.
"Excellent!"
With this jade horse, scholars could free up more time and strength, allowing them to use more other War Poetry in battle. Its significance was almost unimaginable. This jade horse was practically an inexhaustible supply of Literary Treasures that consumed only a little literary qi!
Flowing clouds swept through Fang Yun's eyes, followed by revolving stars, before his gaze quickly became clear again.
"This horse can be named the Ice River Horse, and powers of this kind can be named literary jade."
From what existed, he discerned what did not.
The Ice River Horse continuously absorbed literary qi and the primordial qi of heaven and earth, while Fang Yun kept using it without pause. Once he had formed twenty thousand Ice River cavalrymen, he stopped.
After being strengthened by Inkstone Turtle, Ink Maiden, and Mist Butterfly, these Third Realm cavalrymen had already approached the Fourth Realm. Now, with sacred qi added to them, they successfully attained Fourth Realm strength, no different from ordinary Great-Scholar Summoning-Soldier Poetry.
The difference was that all these Ice River