After comprehending the Martial Essence, Ye Chen summarized the Five Elements Swordplay and the Time-Space Sword Art.
The Five Elements Swordplay still had three forms. The first was the Dominion Sword Style, the second the Phantom Sword Style, and the third the Guardian Sword Stance. The Time-Space Sword Art had two forms. The first was the Chaos Style, which incorporated the essence of Death Severance. With one sword strike, time and space would fall into chaos. The second was the Burial Sword Style. Like the Chaos Style, the Burial Sword Style incorporated the essence of the Burial Sword Art, but it had been altered considerably and differed greatly from the original Burial Sword Art. When a sword was unleashed, it was no longer falling petals, but drifting ashes—essentially an enhanced version of the Burial Sword Art.
Among the five sword moves, the Guardian Sword Stance was the most profound. This move defended while attacking, using force to counter force, and excelled at dealing with opponents stronger than oneself. The Burial Sword Style was the most terrifying. Not only could it bury an opponent's time, its destructive power had also increased greatly. Although the original Burial Sword Art could immobilize an enemy, its power had been lacking. Only by incorporating the essence of Rupture could it barely gain some killing power.
"Although the Power Profoundity has not yet reached perfection, I should be able to incorporate it into the simplest and most direct Dominion Sword Style to some extent."
Of the five sword moves, the Dominion Sword Style was undoubtedly the one most compatible with the Power Profoundity at present. The others were somewhat more complicated.
"Five Elements Mystic Domain!"
"Power Profoundity!"
Ye Chen's method was very simple. Every other sword strike, he switched to a different profoundity. The first sword