In the next half a year, Feng Chou had a hard time with the "Anywhere Door", a "small fish" in the sea of rules.
In the beginning, Feng Chou had no clue and could only try blindly. But after a while, he gradually found some patterns.
He found that the rules perceived by the Perceptive Profession and the same rules described by the Sorcerer Profession through experiments and calculations were indeed very different. Sometimes, they were even completely unrelated. But under this huge difference on the surface, there were actually some regular connections.
With more and more blind encounters and samples, Feng Chou's conclusion of the patterns became more and more accurate.
In the end, after half a year, Feng Chou finally caught the "Anywhere Door" in the sea of rules!
Locking onto the corresponding law of the "Anywhere Door" spell was equivalent to locking onto the most basic law of space.
Feng Chou began to try to use the corresponding space rules of the "Anywhere Door" to materialize a visualization diagram. Then, through visualization, he gradually changed the power of his Qi and blood, which was the nature of the power of Hydegaar, to make it compatible with the space rules. Finally, it formed a new kind of power, which was called Qi by the practitioners.
In the world of cultivation, almost every cultivation method cultivated a different kind of Qi.
Qi was actually the product of the combination of a practitioner's soul, body, and the rules of heaven and earth. The cultivation method was the formula, and every formula could produce a completely different kind of Qi.
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After more than a month of visualization, Feng Chou's power of Hydegaar gradually turned into a strange kind of Inner Qi with the nature of space rules. Under Feng Chou's control, this Inner Qi was concentrated in his Dantian, forming a sea of Qi in his Dantian.
However, Feng Chou found that the change of Inner Qi had not shown any benefits, but it had already shown its disadvantages.
Because of the drastic change in the nature of Hydegaar's power, Feng Chou almost lost most of his warrior abilities. Advanced Hydegaar's body, advanced Hydegaar's flame, and all kinds of skills driven by Hydegaar's power all disappeared.
Fortunately, the Steel Soul Domain and some of the Steel Soul Style's secret techniques relied on a powerful soul, so they weren't affected too much. However, this also caused Feng Chou's fighting strength to drop significantly.
Feng Chou had expected this outcome, so he was not affected at all and continued to cultivate.
With the deepening of his visualization, Feng Chou's Internal Qi became more and more compatible with the Rules of Space. In the end, his Internal Qi and the Rules of Space in this world formed a subtle connection.
Just as Feng Chou was about to further strengthen this connection, Qiankun Pagoda finally woke up from his level-up slumber.
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After this upgrade, Qiankun Pagoda's scanning range had expanded to over 3,000 meters!
Furthermore, Qiankun Pagoda's scanning effect also came with the effect of "True Sight." No falsehood or illusion would be able to escape Qiankun Pagoda's scanning.
After the upgrade, Qiankun Pagoda could cast all spells of high-level and below at the cost of consuming the power of the soul. Moreover, there was no limit to the number of spell slots!
With the foundation of high-level spell-casting ability, Qiankun Pagoda also had a series of abilities to consume the power of the soul, copy high-level spell scrolls, create high-level magic items, create high-level alchemy potions, create high-level magic armor, and so on!
From this moment onwards, Feng Chou was equivalent to having an all-rounded high-level alchemy factory that he could carry around with him!
Going from an intermediate alchemy factory to a high-level alchemy factory was a qualitative improvement!
An intermediate alchemy factory could only assist Feng Chou in creating golems and constructs. However, in reality, Feng Chou himself was the biggest bottleneck in the production of golems and constructs.
An advanced alchemy factory had the ability to independently produce high-level golems and constructs. Without Feng Chou as the bottleneck, Qiankun Pagoda could even produce hundreds of golems and constructs a day. Of course, the premise was that there was a sufficient supply of materials.
However, if he wanted to produce master-grade golems and constructs, he still needed Feng Chou's cooperation.
After the successful upgrade of Qiankun Pagoda, Feng Chou's first order was to use all the magical materials he had accumulated during this period to produce bone golems, black steel constructs, and a portion of engineering constructs.
Following Feng Chou's orders, his army of golems and constructs began to increase at an alarming rate. In just a few days, it had increased to several hundred. Unfortunately, the magical materials he had on hand to produce golems and constructs were quickly exhausted …
Feng Chou had originally planned to head to the archipelago where Bloodsail's lair was located once Qiankun Pagoda was successfully upgraded and rebooted.
He had two types of divinity in his hands. One was the divinity of the slave of Drow, the elven Goddess of the Hunt, Elven Goddess of the Hunt, Ilyse, and the other was naturally the sun divinity of the Sun Scepter.
However, Ilyse's divinity seemed to have its own will, making him unable to study it.
Furthermore, the Sun Scepter was a high-level divine item. With Feng Chou's current ability, he was unable to study it.
Therefore, Feng Chou planned to head to the barbaric archipelago to see if he could find nascent divinity. According to arcane records, such divinity was ignorant and had no will of its own, making it the best research material.
After hesitating for two days, Feng Chou finally resisted the urge to immediately head to the archipelago of Bloodsail's lair. He planned to first master his Qi Training Technique. Otherwise, his Qi Training Technique would have to be stopped halfway and he would not be able to cultivate any divine abilities. Furthermore, he had also lost his warrior skills. His strength was at rock bottom, and it was not suitable for him to take the risk.
According to Feng Chou's previous investigation, although the archipelago's civilization was backward and there were no true gods, there were definitely many powerful divine beings. It was definitely not a good place.
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After calming himself down, Feng Chou continued to cultivate in seclusion on the deserted island.
As the saying goes, everything is difficult at the beginning. Once one's inner Qi had established a connection with the corresponding laws, the next step would be painstaking work.
Fortunately, Feng Chou's spiritual force was strong, and his Taoist heart was strong enough. It could be said that his foundation was solid, and his cultivation was much faster than those who started from scratch.
Even so, Feng Chou still spent a full year's effort to establish a stable connection between his inner Qi and the space laws corresponding to the Anywhere Door. Furthermore, through the internal and external interaction, he made the space laws corresponding to the Anywhere Door leave traces of the laws in his inner Qi.
Once a cultivator left traces of a certain kind of magic in his inner Qi, it meant that he had already cultivated the magic to the Innate Realm.
The so-called Innate Magic was when one no longer had to use one's own inner Qi to forcefully stimulate the Qi of Heaven and Earth to cast the magic. Instead, it had reached the internal and external interaction, where one's inner Qi and the Qi of Heaven and Earth were inseparable. With a single thought, the Qi of Heaven and Earth would automatically form the magic, and the cultivator only needed to guide it.
Cultivators called the traces left by the laws of Heaven and Earth in the cultivator's inner Qi as Dharma Seals. The so-called Dharma Seals were like stamping seals. Not only was it faster, but it could also be stamped several times in a row. After stamping, one only needed to replenish the ink paste to continue stamping.
It was not like casting ordinary magic, where one had to draw talismans and recite incantations for half a day. Even the so-called inner talisman technique, which was known for its speed of casting magic, had to first condense an inner talisman in the Dantian's Qi sea. After casting the magic, the inner talisman would disappear. The next time one wanted to use it, they would have to condense it again. It was a bit like a sorcerer's magic spell slot.
Once the Dharma Seals were formed, they would never fade.
Moreover, the Dharma Seals were also known as Innate Magic. Not only were they more powerful, they were also more difficult to defend against.