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By using the Magic Circle to concentrate spiritual energy to several times its original amount, part of the energy is supplied to maintain the operation of the Magic Circle, while another part is compressed to increase its concentration to meet the standards required to drive the Magic Circle forward. This seems quite feasible; I must be a genius! However, there’s one question: why has no one done something so simple until now? No, it can’t be that simple; I need to study it further. Mo Wen muttered to himself as he scribbled on the walls of the Cave.
The Magic Circle for gathering energy is relatively simple, but its complexity can vary based on actual circumstances. For example, the difference between a threefold gathering Magic Circle and a twofold gathering one is significant. The tenfold gathering formation described in Old Lu's texts is just as complex as those high-level Magic Circles. Mo Wen had grand ambitions; what he needed was an adjustable gathering formation. Of course, adjusting the level of the gathering formation isn’t particularly difficult; one only needs to create it at the highest level and then reduce the number of array points. Such Magic Circles are common in aiding cultivation. However, what Mo Wen envisioned was not this kind of Magic Circle; he needed to achieve this function without altering the array points and also shrink such a large Magic Circle into a small space. While his ideas were brilliant, how to implement them became a troubling problem for him, as none of the texts he had consulted provided such methods.
In the center of the cave, Xiao Hei, who had originally been curled up on the ground, had vanished. In its place was an oval-shaped stone block. The shape reminded Mo Wen of the Beggar's Chicken he had made for Old Lu; it looked just like that when it was pulled out of the fire pit. He could not sense Xiao Hei’s presence from the stone block; if it weren’t for the surrounding spiritual energy continuously converging towards it, he would have thought Xiao Hei was already cooked.
Sighing, he turned to leave. There was nothing he could do but wait. Fortunately, the surrounding spiritual energy had calmed down significantly compared to before. Old Qilin hadn’t told him what Xiao Hei’s metamorphosis would look like or what scenes it would go through, so he couldn’t determine what stage Xiao Hei was currently at. The texts he had studied contained only vague descriptions about Divine Beasts’ metamorphosis. This was understandable; after all, not everyone gets a chance to witness a Beast obtaining its Bloodline and transforming into a Divine Beast. If he were to write a book titled "Techniques for Raising Divine Beasts," it would surely cause a sensation in the world.
“Ugh, that thought is too sordid.” He realized that Xiao Hei in the Stone Egg was destined to become the King of Beasts, a Qilin. If he actually wrote such a book, not only would people in this world who seek fortune pursue him for his knowledge about Divine Beasts, but even the Beast clans would definitely not allow his existence. According to information from Old Lu, there are powerful and intelligent beasts in this world that often hide in remote places and occasionally take on human forms to enter human society, making their identities hard to uncover. Perhaps some powerful figure in this world is actually from the Beast clan. Of course, given his relationship with Xiao Hei, engaging in mischief for entertainment is still acceptable; writing a book is out of the question.
Returning to his Cave, Mo Wen had already mastered the Kung Fu copy given by Old Qilin. As for its effectiveness, he couldn’t verify it yet; however, any Kung Fu that could be collected by a Divine Beast must be extraordinary. This was Mo Wen’s belief. From what he understood, Divine Beasts and Demon Beasts do not require Kung Fu for their cultivation; their greatest reliance lies in their innate talent and Bloodline. As people often say about dragon roars and tiger howls being innate abilities—if a tiger cannot roar like one, it would certainly be an oddity. This is precisely why Divine Beasts are uninterested in human cultivation methods and Kung Fu. Therefore, this Kung Fu that he named "Locking God Technique" must be profound indeed. With this thought in mind, he became even more interested in that bizarrely drawn original text and immediately began his research on it.
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