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The Seventy-Two Paths of Smoke and Dust underwent a transformation, changing toward a Magic Treasure.
Wang Quan's Dao Seal was changing too.
All seventy-two traits added by the seventy-two rebel kings twisted, then merged with one another.
One trait disappeared.
Then came the second, the third, and the seventy-second.
As the traits disappeared one by one, Wang Quan was not anxious at all. Instead, he grew delighted.
"Could these traits be combining into a more powerful trait?"
One powerful trait was far stronger than seventy-two ordinary traits.
Hmm... although seventy-two ordinary traits had a wider range of applications, he still wanted a stronger trait.
One breath...
Three breaths...
Five breaths...
Crack!
A new line of Dao Script appeared on the Dao Seal-
[Havoc-Rebellion, War, Death.] [Calamity: Rebellion-1. When you raise the banner of revolt, you can break through some of the current world's restrictions-as the number of rebellions increases, stronger traits can be nurtured.] [Calamity: War-1. When you sound the War Horn, you can break through some of the current world's restrictions-killing more enemies in war can nurture stronger traits.] [Calamity: Death-1. After you proclaim an enemy's death and create an epitaph for them, you can lessen some of the current world's restrictions-more epitaphs can nurture stronger traits.]
Havoc was the new trait condensed from the seventy-two traits.
And this new trait possessed three traits of its own.
These three traits happened to be connected to the deeds of the seventy-two rebel kings.
More interestingly, these three traits could actually give birth to new traits through his efforts.
Moreover, these three traits brought him three Divine Abilities resembling Lifebound Divine Abilities.
The first trait, Calamity: Rebellion, brought him the Divine