The Unique Guardian Beast Master in Cultivation World - Chapter 581
Chapter 581: Chapter 339: White Phoenix
“It’s unending!”
Looking at the swirling thunderbolts around him, Feng Qing’an couldn’t help but sigh. He had been struck for a whole day and night, and during this period, he barely moved at all.
The ground within tens of miles around him had turned into scorched earth. Nearly everything surrounding him – the mountains, rivers, plants, and trees – had suffered damage from his energy. Not a blade of grass grew around him, nor was there a single insect left.
After all, he was currently allowing Jiuling to erode this Phoenix Clan Cave Sky. Being invaded, the Cave Sky naturally reacted with rejections, such as these thunderbolts.
Fortunately, this Cave Sky could only react instinctively and didn’t birth a sentient being like Jiuling, which could control the entire Cave Sky.
“Master, you must be tired!”
Jiuling, with its nine heads raised towards the sky, was swallowing the thunderbolts falling from the sky. It diverted one of its heads to soothe Feng Qing’an’s emotions, genuinely afraid he might suddenly give up. If that happened, all its efforts would be in vain.
“Tired is not the word, just don’t swallow all the thunders, leave some for me.”
“Ah?!”
“What are you ‘ah’-ing about? Stop wasting time. You think you’re the only one who can swallow thunder?”
“Yes, yes, you’re right.”
Under Feng Qing’an’s scolding, Jiuling cautiously lifted some of its protection. Instantly, a hundred or so of thunderbolts dispersed and Feng Qing’an, without showing any courtesy, inhaled them all into his stomach like drinking water. Sparks flashed and small arcs of electricity burst on Feng Qing’an’s body, causing Jiuling to tremble in fear.
“Look at your cowardly face.”
Feng Qing’an sat down cross-legged. Under the stimulation of the thunderbolts, the blood Qi around him also became active, and he didn’t dare to run around at the moment.
After all, if everything goes as planned, everything in the Cave Sky would eventually belong to him. He mustn’t exhaust the resources of the Cave Sky, causing needless losses which he will have to bear. That was unacceptable.
“The Grand Zhou Heavenly Star Inception Technique”
The bait that the prodigy of the Star Lodging Sect threw out in an attempt to recruit him as a disciple was once again taken out by Feng Qing’an. Holding it in his hand, he pondered silently. Although he and this prodigy now have completely severed their ties, even less than strangers, it didn’t stop him from studying this advanced technique to refine blood Qi. He will not let his emotional baggage get in the way of an opportunity to study this technique.
“Starry Inception!”
Feng Qing’an, after a brief period of pondering, understood. The aim of this technique was to accumulate more abundant blood Qi to condense “Blood Qi Stars” without fundamentally altering his physique.
To achieve a qualitative change by quantitative change. When the number of Blood Qi Stars accumulates to a certain amount, it would naturally trigger a change in the body.
After the body transformed, he could continue to improve the quality of the Blood Qi Stars. This process would repeat, and finally, with a single body, he could reach a transcendent level that rivals the celestial stars, which was the highest level he could comprehend.
But Feng Qing’an believed this to be too far-fetched. It exceeded his current realm considerably, and he wouldn’t think too much about it. Currently, he was focusing on condensing the first Blood Qi Star.
“Shenque!”
Feng Qing’an chose Shenque as the spot for the first Blood Qi Star to enter. This spot is in the navel and is the main channel through which the body’s blood Qi flows.
At this moment, Feng Qing’an’s attention was wholly focused on himself, and almost completely ignored the outside world. He had allowed Jiuling to manifest externally. If Jiuling couldn’t withstand the danger, he probably couldn’t either, so there was no need to be overly distracted.
Within the human body, there are twelve main meridians running up and down, fifteen branches interconnecting, eight unusual meridians, and many acu-points scattered along the meridians.
These meridians crisscrossed within the body, forming numerous channels and cycles. At this moment, Feng Qing’an could see a group of mysterious colored Qi in his Dantian.
This was the Qi Sea formed from the True Qi cultivated by the “Six Yin Netherworld Immortal Scripture”. Under his “observation”, the True Qi flowing out of his Dantian followed the meridians and circulated naturally.
First, it fell from the Dantian to the Huiyin, ran upwards along the spine to the top of the skull, flowed past the forehead and eyebrows, passed the tip of the tongue on the jaw via the mouth under the nose, flowed down the throat according to the meridians in the chest, and after a cycle, returned to the Dantian and re-integrated into the Qi Sea of the Dantian.
This was the circulation of True Qi, and even when his attention was focused externally, his cultivation was slowly increasing, although the degree was so slight that it was hardly noticeable.
“Open the acupoint!”
The circulation of True Qi and the flow of blood Qi are similar but also different, much like the Human Race’s Martial arts and the Immortal way.
Over time, the development of these two cultivation systems became entangled with each other. For instance, the Divine Power in the fourth major realm of the Immortal way can cause changes in the physical body, reflecting influences of the Martial arts. Similarly, the Divine Pill Realm, the fifth major realm in Martial arts, also shows traces of Immortal cultivation.
Fully focused, Feng Qing’an quickly found the acupoint he needed. As his blood Qi circulated, a warm sensation like furnace heat rose from his abdomen. This warmth then transformed into a heatwave, starting to rotate in his abdomen.
Boom–
It seemed like the creation of heaven and earth, the differentiation of chaos, or the destruction of all things by falling stars. Feng Qing’an only felt a pain that seemed to tear his body apart from the inside.
