After receiving guidance, the Dragon Girl spent half an hour adapting to the dharma qi, then proceeded through the gentle wind and its clear music. But before she had taken more than a few steps, the wheel of twenty-four qi spirit mirrors surrounding Dragon-Tiger Mountain immediately rotated. The pleasantly warm beginning-of-spring thawing qi flew south, and the adjacent dharma qi to its north turned to face the mountain gate, striking at the Dragon Girl in turn.
As it turned out, these twenty-four qi spirit restrictions were not fixed immovably around the Immortal Mountain. Once something changed and one particular qi failed to hold its position, the entire wheel of spell restrictions would begin turning, attacking with each qi in the sequence of the seasons and solar terms until one repelled or annihilated the intruder.
The second stream of dharma qi approaching her looked like a light early-spring rain, hazy and misty, damp and dripping, likewise containing boundless vitality.
This time, the Dragon Girl had learned how to respond. First, she allowed the foreign qi into her body, then carefully sensed it.
"'Rainwater moistening-transforming qi' is fundamentally qi that nourishes things and brings forth growth. When the Ancestral Celestial Master gathered qi into the array, he must have borrowed its implications of 'dampening' and 'soft suppleness' to weaken the bones and sinews and impede magical power. To unravel it, you must understand hardness and softness, comprehend transformations, and govern lightness and weight at will."
Although this was a test and training for his disciple, it was, after all, a grand array left by the Ancestral Celestial Master, with extraordinary power. The Daoist did not want the Dragon Girl accidentally injured, so he offered a timely hint.
Hearing this, the Dragon Girl immediately responded, drawing on the Dao intent of [Balance] among