Lin Ke accepted the Talisman-Making Method, planning to study it later.
Then he slowly rose and said, "Since you have cleared up my confusion, Fellow Daoist Mo, naturally I should lend you a hand as well."
"I just wonder how you would like me to help?"
Mo Tianji's eyes widened at his words.
Wasn't he playing dumb when he knew perfectly well?
How else could he help?
"Uh... naturally, I hope you will lend me your strength, Fellow Daoist Lin."
"So I can pass the test on the second floor of the Cold Moon Pavilion."
"Once we pass this test, I will tell you about the materials and tools for making talismans."
"That will make learning easier for you too, won't it?"
Lin Ke finally understood. Although the Cloud Ink Sect made its Talisman-Making Method available to outsiders, it monopolized the materials and tools.
Anyone who did not know better would really think the Cloud Ink Sect was a fine sect that liked sharing the Great Dao with the world.
It seemed that without the methods for preparing the tools and materials, understanding the Talisman-Making Method would still be useless.
He would have to find the most suitable materials and viable mediums himself.
There were countless things within Wanjiang that could be used to make talismans. That would be like fishing a needle out of the ocean.
At this thought, Lin Ke nodded. In any case, the opportunity on this second floor was to use these phantoms to improve his own mental realm.
If Mo Tianji gave up his phantom, that would instead amount to handing his opportunity to Lin Ke.
Why not take him up on it?
Besides, Mo Tianji's phantom only had one foot in the Nascent Soul realm in terms of mental power. For Lin Ke, whose