The combination of the five-colored glazed body and the Dragon-Elephant Prison-Suppressing Force produced remarkable cultivation results.
Each time Lin Ke opened another portion of his apertures and raised the upper limit of the power his body could store, he began tempering his body with heartflame.
Heartflame body tempering refined both flesh and soul, gradually making Lin Ke's body translucent and giving it a glazed, glasslike luster.
His physical limits were continually broken.
Under the heartflame's refinement, Lin Ke's body grew increasingly resilient, and the upper limit of the power it could store kept rising.
"Whoosh, whoosh, whoosh-"
Between cultivation sessions, Lin Ke also practiced combat techniques to test the results of his training.
His fists whipped up howling winds, force spilling in every direction.
Several stones he had formed using Turn Earth to Steel were smashed apart and shattered in the blink of an eye.
Even a casual blow could sever metal and split stone.
In terms of sheer power, his physical prowess was already on par with that of an ordinary cultivator at the Nascent Soul early stage.
But judging by the cultivation method's effects, he had yet to reach the current upper limit of his strength cultivation.
Although this body-tempering practice yielded excellent results, each session required powerful external forces to hone his flesh, inflicting considerable damage on his body.
As a result, recovery took a considerable amount of time as well.
To keep his foundation stable, Lin Ke therefore coordinated his body-tempering sessions with his spell arts cultivation.
This ensured the recovery of his physical strength while also supporting his spell arts cultivation, making it the safest course.
Once he finished honing his body, the next thing he began honing was his mind.
The mental spell art Lin Ke practiced was the Great Void Spirit-Consolidation Method.
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