Swordlight Over the Great Wilderness
Chapter 151

Tempering

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As the white-hot sea of fire tinged with red surged toward him with Ge Qi's hoe, Ding Songyan felt both surprise and a thrill at witnessing a different form of martial arts.

Over the past two months, as his foundations gradually stabilized, Tao Wenshu had often sparred with him while guiding his martial arts, teaching through practice.

Through this, Ding Songyan had experienced what the Celestial Stars Scripture could do at the fully developed Law Realm: its dark starry sky could not only cover more than a hundred feet around its wielder, but the myriad stars it manifested would naturally brighten or fall as different moves were performed, providing corresponding support and effects.

For something like the Northern Abyss Fishback Scripture, judging by the manual's descriptions, the Law Realm's influence on its surroundings primarily involved creating a favorable environment that made people feel close to drowning, drawing on nearby currents, and gathering the momentum of falling rain to complement its moves.

Neither could yet fully turn the illusory into the real, truly bringing a starry sky or a waterlogged realm into the world.

Yet Ge Qi had ignited Heaven-Incinerating Flames for a hundred feet around himself, manifesting a genuine sea-of-fire hell!

Against other Law Realm Martial Grandmasters, a warrior at the perfected Dayan Realm might still have a chance of blocking two or three moves. Facing Ge Qi, however, they would probably burn to ash before even approaching him, let alone enduring an attack.

*By the standards of the Northern Abyss Fishback Scripture, this already carries the might of a Celestial Person... Was Ge Qi originally a Great Grandmaster, but his martial arts became somewhat divorced from his own being, leaving him with only the range of a Law Realm expert? Or is his cultivation method unusual? Or is this

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