A Rare Bond Between Master and Disciple, Returning to the Mortal World

The second layer concerned the ways of adapting the various divine abilities to changing circumstances.

In the Grand Unity Eastern Florescence Jade Book, "Grand Unity" corresponded to the stars of the heavens and also represented the Great Dao, symbolizing the primordial state before all things came together. "Eastern Florescence" extended the concept of the great sun: the vast orb that rose in the east and brought life with its light. The "Jade Book" carried these concepts, channeling them into the Mystic Gate's paths of cultivation, such as Talismanic Arts, Inner Elixir, Spirit Preservation, and Thunder Arts.

As the foundation of Elder Azure Emperor Ling Weiyang's legacy, this scripture laid out his path of cultivation and insights one by one. It truly revealed the supreme art that had raised this ancient power to the ranks of the Five Directions and Five Emperors.

Su Che had also searched through the scriptures and sorted out the various titles borne by this Primordial Azure Emperor.

Emperor Lord Fusang, Father of Primordial Yang, referred to his possession of Fusang, one of the Innate Spiritual Roots, and his power to command Harmonious Yang Qi.

The Sun Palace's Emperor Lord of Radiant Flame and Luminous Sun praised the Azure Emperor's command of the sun's essence and his ability to wield the great sun's power.

Lord Shaoyang of the Eastern Florescent Violet Palace and Great Minister of Fate of Eastern Florescence spoke of his authority over the birth and death of thunder: with one thought, all things lived; with another, Yin-Yang perished.

This array of titles also concealed the course of his cultivation. All of it was condensed into the jade pendant in Su Che's hand, though what he could perceive was likely only what lay within his current grasp. To see the whole picture, he would probably