"An Eightfold Dao Foundation?"
Lin Ke was somewhat puzzled by this.
He had a Thirteenfold Dao Foundation. Could the Dream-Eating Gecko not tell?
"Hehe, well? Impressive, aren't I?" The Dream-Eating Gecko raised its head. "Your Dao Foundation is a seamless whole, mighty and solid-an Eightfold Dao Foundation on par with the Ancient Sages. Am I right?"
Lin Ke was about to deny it when the Dream-Eating Gecko snorted. "Don't think you can fool me! Relax, I won't tell anyone."
"If you say so." Lin Ke gave up on explaining.
Apparently, only he knew how many folds his Dao Foundation had.
The Dream-Eating Gecko was probably only guessing that he had eight.
That was just as well. At least he no longer had to worry that others could see through him.
"Hehe, I wasn't finished yet! Right, we were talking about Void Cores..."
The Dream-Eating Gecko emphasized, "Most people only know to condense one Void Core, but lone yin cannot give birth, and lone yang cannot grow. When you condense your Void Cores, make sure you condense two."
"Two?" Lin Ke was confused. "What do you mean?"
"One yin and one yang-only then is fusion possible!" the Dream-Eating Gecko explained. "If you condense only one, you'll have no hope of fusion in the future..."
After the Dream-Eating Gecko explained for a while, Lin Ke understood.
Condensing a Void Core required bringing the five viscera and six bowels, muscles and blood vessels, and everything else together as one to condense an intangible Golden Core.
How was it condensed?
With mental power!
And the strength of one's mental power determined whether one could condense two Void Cores.
Spirit power was yang, representing substance.
Mental power was yin, representing the intangible.
One substantial, one intangible; one yang, one yin. Together, they could form the