Everyone Sets Sail on Haunted Seas, but the System Insists I'm a Ship!
Chapter 98

Path of the Lost Sanctum

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Seven-colored light shot out of the mist like a brilliant rainbow and flowed straight into Lin Yuan's mind.

He immediately comprehended the true Legacy-

"Use your body as a furnace and your life as fuel to refine all the transcendent skills you acquire, reducing them to the purest Transcendent Power."

"When the accumulated Transcendent Power is vast and pure enough, it will naturally give rise to a new path, one perfectly suited to the person nurturing it!"

"During this process, you will be weaker than others at first because you lack skills."

"But as you refine more and more transcendent skills and build up deep reserves of Transcendent Power, your every movement will carry might that even skills cannot match!"

Lin Yuan already knew that the number of skills each person could hold had a limit, one closely tied to their Sanity.

Thus, no matter how powerful someone was, once both the quality and quantity of their skills reached their limits, their combat strength would hit a bottleneck.

But this Legacy was different. It had no upper limit.

Refining a hundred skills meant gaining the power of a hundred skills.

Refining a thousand meant gaining the power of a thousand!

In theory, refining countless skills would grant supreme power!

Of course, that last part was only speculation, but this Legacy's potential was absolutely worth looking forward to.

Naturally, a Legacy this powerful could not come without restrictions.

According to the information in the Legacy, there were two main restrictions-

First, once someone used this Legacy's method, all their skills would automatically be refined, with none retained. This meant they would be relatively weak early on, and getting through that dangerous period quickly and safely would be a problem.

Second, because it used the body as a furnace and life as

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