Battle Through the Heavens: I'm Actually One of the Hall of Souls!
Chapter 96

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The gift Xun'er had given him was precious.

Although Chen Cang had yet to open it, he already knew what was recorded in the scroll.

The Emperor Seal Art, a high-grade Earth Tier Dou Technique!

This Dou Technique had been created by an ancient Dou Di expert. It consisted of five forms: the Mountain Splitting Seal, Sea Overturning Seal, Earth Overturning Seal, Heaven Annihilating Seal, and Ancient Emperor Seal.

Each seal connected to the others. Once all five were mastered, they could churn rivers and overturn seas, swallow the heavens and devour the earth, with power approaching that of a Heaven Tier Dou Technique!

Perhaps some would think that creating only a high-grade Earth Tier Dou Technique hardly befitted a Dou Di expert, but Chen Cang believed that the expert had most likely created it for later generations.

After all, for an expert of that caliber, even a casual move was probably beyond Heaven Tier. Why rack their brains to create a high-grade Earth Tier Dou Technique?

The minimum requirement for cultivating the Emperor Seal Art was Dou Wang strength. Even Xun'er had never been able to cultivate it.

I remember that cultivating the Emperor Seal Art requires opening special meridians. Perfect. My cultivation method also requires opening meridians, so once I've finished Protector Hu's assessment task, I'll handle them all at once.

The meridians within the human body were as numerous and intricate as the stars filling the sky. Some were tiny, difficult to locate, and extremely fragile.

Opening them would require tremendous effort and certainly no small amount of time.

With time so tight, he would never finish before returning to the Tianxing Empire.

"Young master, this cultivation method of yours is already sufficiently sophisticated. In my judgment, it has more than a ninety percent chance of working.

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