First, the qi of the Yin and Yang dual body merged.
Next, the two streams of dragon qi merged.
Since they already embodied the principles of the Two Principles or shared the same root and origin, merging them was relatively easy.
Even so, Xuanming did not dare grow careless.
He had only one chance. Despite his wealth of experience and outstanding skill in artifact refining, he remained painstakingly careful, his Divine expression intent.
Last came the pairs of qi that nourished and restrained one another.
Under Xuanming's exquisite control, they slowly merged, seeking common ground through collision and preserving their differences within the union.
The principles of the Two Principles manifested on different levels and from different perspectives: cold and heat, light and darkness, hardness and softness, contradiction, flourishing and withering, life and death, high and low, excitation and inhibition, and more.
The various movements of qi—up and down, rising and falling, motion and stillness—also possessed the attributes of the Two Principles and contained their principles.
Even the Eight Trigrams were incorporated.
Within the Eight Trigrams Furnace, the Two Principles were everywhere.
[Yang trigrams are odd; yin trigrams are even.] [The Qian trigram is yang; the Kun trigram is yin.] [Upper trigrams are yang; lower trigrams are yin.]
Xuanming condensed his understanding of the Dao of the Two Principles into laws and infused them into the mixture. As the fusion progressed, he also comprehended new principles, broadened his thinking, expanded his horizons, and deepened his understanding.
The process of shaping the Dharma Treasure was also a process of perfecting Xuanming's Dao of the Two Principles.
The clearest sign was that his Two Principles law advanced from half a law toward a complete one. His water-fire law, heaven-and-earth law, and others slowly improved along with it, while his