Within a shattered house.
This strand of Moon in the Woods intent isn't enough for me to fully condense a new divine ability, but it can form a nascent one.
The Grandmaster Path can bear at most three divine abilities. Any more brings great contamination and great terror.
Even Third-Heaven Grandmasters are no exception.
Though I don't know the details, I imagine that, like the great pit inside the Celestial Gate, it must be connected to the ultimate existence behind the Grandmaster Path.
But I only have two divine abilities right now. Condensing a third shouldn't pose much of a problem for now.
Crescent Moon markings surfaced between Jiang Jingnian's brows. Holding the withered wood, he let the [Qi Flower] above his head sway ceaselessly, scattering motes of Jade Nectar light as he continually absorbed and transformed the Martial Dao Intent within.
The Grandmaster Path could bear no more than three True Astral Divine Abilities.
Yet throughout history, there had been powerhouses who broke this shackle, condensing four, five, or even more.
However, those powerhouses who broke the shackle-
though they swept through the Grandmaster realm without an equal, without exception,
none had managed to push open the Celestial Gate.
And ill fortune befell their later years.
Of course.
He had yet to condense even his third True Astral Divine Ability, so overthinking it was pointless.
Jiang Jingnian merely ran this secret through his mind briefly.
Then he devoted all his attention to absorbing and transforming [Moon in the Woods].
As a young Grandmaster, his martial prowess was unrivaled.
His talent was exceptional.
Before he had cultivated even a breath of True Astral Force, he had already condensed a nascent divine ability between life and death.
Now, with two powerful divine abilities and divine ability intent to use as a