Chen Cong unconsciously repeated, "God-Immortal? God-Immortal? A union of god and immortal-what a God-Immortal!"
He gazed at Chen Xiaojun, whose words flowed like a cascading river, then lowered his eyes in contemplation. Thoughts swirled through his mind as he listened, savoring every word.
"You combined the Yin-Yang School with her divine office to deduce her powers. Is that truly comprehensive?" he asked thoughtfully.
"We can understand deducing her powers from her divine office, but the Yin-Yang School was merely a worldly school in Xiao Yi's previous life. Might approaching a deity's powers from that angle lead to discrepancies or misinterpretations?"
Chen Xiaojun nodded slightly, his eyes earnest. "It certainly might. That's why I said earlier that you two elders should take this with a grain of salt."
He shifted his tone. "My deductions were mainly based on the two finger-based divine skills she displayed earlier."
"The upper ranks of the Yin-Yang School were all named after deities, much as we inherit our titles."
"There was a close connection between the Yin-Yang School and the gods of the Nine Songs. That is beyond doubt."
"Whether the Yin-Yang School was an extension and manifestation of the powers of the gods of the Nine Songs, or those gods drew their conceptual framework from the Yin-Yang School, either possibility stands to reason."
"Well reasoned!" Chen Cong glanced around, his gaze sharpening like an eagle's. "Still, this clearly differs from the power systems of the existing deities on the Douluo Continent. Their powers are more singular."
"Indeed," Chen Xiaojun replied. "Although the deities of the Douluo Continent also cultivate one or two other attributes related to their innate attribute, their cultivation of those supporting attributes never surpasses that of their primary innate attribute."
"More importantly, they cannot cultivate powers of opposing attributes. What they pursue