The next day, Ye Feng did not go out again, because he needed to start making money. Whether for the women or Kakuzu's body tempering, he needed considerable resources, and he had no desire to ask Kalu for them.
Ye Feng shut himself in his room and took out the paper talisman materials he had bought yesterday.
Based on the saleswoman's explanation yesterday, Ye Feng chose to practice with wood spirit talismans first. Wood energy was the gentlest, after all, so even if he failed, the backlash should not be too severe.
This was not Ye Feng's first time making spirit talismans. Inscribing one involved infusing energy evenly into blood, then using it to inscribe a special sheet of paper, bringing the blood and energy into balance.
The hardest part was maintaining that balance. If the energy fell below the blood's carrying limit, the spirit talisman would be difficult to activate, making it a dud.
But if there was too much energy, it would exceed the blood's carrying limit and cause an explosion on the spot.
Moreover, this balance had to be maintained throughout the entire process, from infusing the energy to drawing the inscription and balancing the formation afterward. Every step required extremely precise control. Even the slightest error would make the materials explode, reducing them to waste.
The whole process was an immense test of the maker's control and perception.
But the cultivation practiced by beings in the universe tended toward extremes. They either tempered their bodies, gaining excellent bodily control but comparatively weaker soul perception, or cultivated spells, gaining extremely strong perception but somewhat poorer bodily control.
This was why talisman makers were so rare, and top-tier talisman makers rarer still.
For Ye Feng, however, this was much easier. Not only did he cultivate his physical body,