Windwalking Talisman
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Original Name:风行符 (fēng xíng fú)Gender:NeutralKind:ItemScope:Novel-specificStatus:ActiveSource:AIOccurrences:131Chapters:21
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Biodata

Feature Value
Name Windwalking Talisman (风行符)
Type Wind-attribute spiritual talisman for travel and escape 19 29
Grade First-grade in its ordinary form 28
Known Makers Yang Bailao and Xu Changshou 22 24
Affiliation One of Green Ink Peak’s four commonly produced talisman types in the Green Immortal Sect 23
Design Sources Green Ink Peak’s ordinary method; a stronger design recorded in the Bloodline Jade Talisman 19 22
First Appearance Listed and described among the Bloodline Jade Talisman’s designs 19

Power Progression

The documented improvements concern the talisman’s design and material, rather than a stated increase in grade.

Stage / Realm / Level Chapter Notes
Ordinary Windwalking Talisman 24 Xu Changshou successfully draws and tests the sect-style talisman after repeated failures. It allows travel of 1,000 li per day.
Bloodline Jade Talisman version 25 Xu begins producing the stronger inherited design, capable of 3,000 li per day—comparable to an early-stage Foundation Establishment cultivator’s flying-sword speed.
One-horned azure wolf hide version 36 38 A wind-aspected spirit-beast hide raises its travel speed to 5,000 li per day. Xu makes twenty-four of these enhanced talismans.

Appearance

  • Ordinary form: Drawn on yellow hemp paper; Xu’s first successful talisman gives off a pale blue-green sheen 24.
  • Inherited design: More intricate than Green Ink Peak’s version and contains substantially more spiritual energy. Ye Shanhua measures three times the energy of an ordinary talisman 22 31.
  • Enhanced medium: Can be drawn on pieces of one-horned azure wolf hide instead of paper 38.

Abilities & Skills

Accelerated Ground Travel

The talisman supplies wind spiritual energy to propel its user. When Xu attaches one to his thigh, wind seems to spring beneath his feet and his body feels lighter as he runs 19 24.

  • Ordinary version: Lets even a mortal travel 1,000 li in a day 24.
  • Inherited version: Described as providing inexhaustible propulsion, with a travel rate of 3,000 li per day 19.
  • Wolf-hide version: Reaches 5,000 li per day, exceeding the speed attributed to an early-stage Foundation Establishment cultivator 36.
  • Accessibility: No cultivation is required to use the ordinary version 24.

Escape and Pursuit

Its speed makes the Windwalking Talisman useful both for fleeing danger and catching a moving target 29 45.

  • Against Qi Refining cultivators: The 3,000-li version makes its user virtually impossible for anyone below Foundation Establishment to catch 31.
  • Against stronger opponents: Xu regards the wolf-hide version as a possible means of escaping even a Foundation Establishment cultivator, not a guarantee of safety 36.
  • Lower visibility: Xu prefers Windwalking Talismans for routine travel because flight attracts unwanted attention from Foundation Establishment cultivators 38.

Limits

  • Consumable: Ordinary Windwalking Talismans are single-use travel aids 28.
  • Inherited version’s duration: Each 3,000-li talisman lasts one day 31.
  • Ground movement: Unlike a Flight Talisman, it accelerates running rather than granting flight. Xu reserves Flight Talismans for life-threatening situations 38.

Manufacture

Requirements

  • Wind affinity: Green Ink Peak has few servants with wind-attributed spiritual roots, limiting the number who can draw Windwalking Talismans 22 26.
  • Ordinary materials: Xu uses a Spirit Brush and yellow hemp paper 24.
  • Drawing technique: Studying the Great Dao Talisman Scripture improves his spiritual-energy control; early attempts burst before completion 24.
  • Stronger medium: One-horned azure wolf hide is especially suitable for wind-aspected talismans. Xu buys a hide for eight spirit stones and divides it into thirty-six usable pieces 36 38.

Xu Changshou’s Production Capacity

Cultivation Stage Daily Output Monthly Sect Quota Notes
Seventh level of Qi Refining 15 140 Initially, three first-grade talismans exhaust his spiritual energy. The ancient “talisman” character supplies ambient energy, enabling sustained production 24 25 26.
Eighth level of Qi Refining 18 180 He can produce eighteen per day without consuming his own spiritual energy 30.
Ninth level of Qi Refining 24 224 His assigned workload rises to eight per working day, with two days off each month 39.

Trade and Value

Ordinary Talismans

  • Price: One Fragmented Spirit Stone each, both through the sect and at Xu’s market stall 28.
  • Demand: Affordable travel aids for Qi Refining cultivators who cannot afford Magic Artifacts or Flying Boat Puppets 28.
  • Shortage: Green Ink Peak cannot meet the sect’s demand; most of the Green Immortal Sect’s supply comes from other sects. Stock at Cinnabar Glow Market often sells out quickly 28.
  • Sect compensation: Xu initially receives one spirit stone monthly for submitting 140 talismans. Failure incurs a fine of twice his stipend 26.

Myriad Treasures Pavilion Agreement

Xu keeps the inherited design out of public sales until he secures a confidential trading arrangement with Ye Shanhua 27 31.

Term Arrangement
Product Three-Thousand-Li-a-Day Windwalking Talismans 31 33
Purchase price One spirit stone per talisman 33
Regular supply Ten talismans per month 33
Exclusive buyer Myriad Treasures Pavilion 33
Confidentiality Xu and Ye Shanhua sign a contract backed by heart-demon oaths 31
Initial payment Twenty-one spirit stones for twenty supplied talismans and the earlier test sample 33
  • Concealed maker: Xu attributes the talismans to an unnamed senior brother. Ye Shanhua later suspects he makes them himself but does not expose him 31 38.
  • Controlled supply: He limits sales to preserve scarcity, avoid suspicion, and leave time for cultivation 33.
  • Unique source: At the time of the agreement, Xu is identified as the only person in the Eastern Expanse Immortal Forest able to draw this version 33.

Story Role / Major Arcs

Market Sales and Cultivation Funding

  • Xu sells 500 ordinary Windwalking Talismans in one day, earning five spirit stones—the equivalent of five months of his initial sect stipend 29.
  • Stockpiling lets him fulfill assignments during seclusion: he later draws 5,000 talismans over more than nine months, then over 8,000 during a year after reaching the ninth Qi Refining level 34 39.
  • His continuing pavilion sales provide ten spirit stones monthly while he cultivates toward the ninth level 38.

Fire Mulberry Country

  • Thunder Ox hunt: Xu uses a Windwalking Talisman to catch the Black Antelope Thunder Ox as it flees the Thunder Pool, then kills it with a sword strike 45.
  • Escape after battle: With talismans still attached to his legs, Xu swiftly takes Ye Shanhua away after killing the elderly attacking couple 46.
  • Gift to Li Zheng: Xu gives the king three ordinary talismans, explaining that attaching one to the thigh permits travel of 1,000 li per day 48.

Appearances

131
Total Mentions
21
Chapters Appeared
6.24
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