Practicing the [Multiple Arms Art] not only deepened his reserves for magical combat, but also slowly strengthened his flesh-and-blood body.
It also meant he had taken another step toward the spell [Three Heads and Six Arms].
The spell [Three Heads and Six Arms] had dropped from the Great Tomb General, and its most basic requirement was a [third-rank Dao seal].
This spell had been broken down into three [First-Rank Dao Seal] spells and three [second-rank Dao seal] spells.
Now that he had a [second-rank Dao seal] and had mastered two [First-Rank Dao Seal] spells, he could theoretically practice the other three [second-rank Dao seal] spells as well.
However, he was in no hurry to practice them.
Instead, he decided to master the last spell, [Flying Head Art], first.
The [Flying Head Art] provided by the Great Tomb General resembled spells among the Lower Court's many offerings, such as [Flying Savage Art], [Chief of the Six Yang], [Yang Patrol Art], and [Head Exchange].
However, although those many Lower Court spells could also let a head survive after leaving the body, they had time limits.
Once time ran out, if the head could not return to its body, death and the end of one's Dao were certain.
The [Flying Head Art] dropped by the Great Tomb General was rather different:
Once this [Flying Head Art] was mastered, even if only a head remained, it could live freely and unrestrained.
Even without using restorative spells such as [Creation], the head could grow a new body on its own.
Moreover, the [Flying Head Art] could seize headless corpses, possessing a means akin to taking over a body and being reborn.
As Wang Quan understood it, this [Flying Head Art] possessed all the powers of spells such as [Chief of the Six Yang], [Head Exchange