Eight-Nine Transformation

Yin Ming put away the mirror-like spherical Succubus External Core dharma form.

With one more talent, it could not only enhance the External Core dharma form's strength.

Once he perfected the Eight-Nine Mystical Art—Nourishment Chapter, the dharma form's talent could become an innate ability of his true body. The Spirit Mimicry talent was extremely practical; it was far more than simply imitating the aura of higher beings.

"Spirit Mimicry—what use does it have besides scaring people out of their wits? You seem rather pleased." Ember returned to the metal nameplate, a flicker of red Starfire flashing as he asked in surprise.

"No rule says I can only imitate living creatures. The sun, moon, stars, mountains and rivers, the vast sea—what could help me understand them better than becoming them?"

"Isn't that the primitive path of Dao Enlightenment? It is clearly an ability that can increase comprehension." Yin Ming paused before explaining.

"They are all lifeless dead things. Where would you find a Mental Aura for imitation?" Ember was stunned for a moment. Feeling that Yin Ming's train of thought was strange, he shattered Yin Ming's impractical fantasy.

"The will of heaven and earth is vast and ethereal, and indeed not easy to capture and imitate. But aren't there still 'gods'? Wouldn't it work to use them as relay stations?"

Yin Ming waved a hand. Naturally, he had considered every possibility.

For example, Dao Lords would prevent later generations from attaining the Dao. Yet there were always exceptions: Dao Lords who had died from Dao assimilation, Dao Lords sealed completely away, or artifact Dao Lords like the Scavenger Gourd, who had no means of stopping others from attaining Dao.

In theory, there was an extremely small chance of obtaining Law Fragments. Whether used to break through one's realm, refine artifacts, or