The foundation of a Spirit Tamer's power lay in spirit creatures. Fang Qianyuan felt that he lacked the ability to control essence-blood vital energy, so the natural approach was to use a spirit creature to perform the corresponding Borrowing Art.
Yet when he considered which spirit creature to use, Fang Qianyuan hesitated again.
It was not that he had no options. Quite the opposite-there were simply too many suitable choices.
Now that he had advanced to the tenth transformation, he could sustain the expenditure of more spirit creatures. Their varieties were exceedingly numerous, and those associated with the Blood Dao included Demon Bats, Blood Bats, Bloodsucking Vines, various insects, demon spirits, and Blood Gods.
But these spirit creatures each belonged to their own system. Every one of them was an entirely new species to him.
Each would require time and effort to familiarize himself with before he could gradually master its use. Becoming truly proficient would take at least six months to a year.
They were unlike ordinary wolf spirit creatures, which he could easily command using Heart of the Beast.
If I'm unfamiliar with the spirit creatures in my hands, failing to use them properly would be the least of my worries. Suffering a backlash, or even damaging my foundation, is all too common.
I'm cultivating and advancing to strengthen myself and accumulate the foundation needed to reach Earth Rank. I can't let it have the opposite effect.
Caught in this dilemma, Fang Qianyuan thought of his master.
A master imparted the Dao and taught his disciple. This was precisely the sort of question to ask him.
Since Jiang Yunfeng was not there, Fang Qianyuan could only write him a letter, explaining his circumstances and adding his questions at the end.
After finishing the letter, Fang Qianyuan went to