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Chapter 778: Chapter 339: Consolidate the Foundation

After conversing with Mo Li and confirming that there would be no issues with the retreat of the Beiming Youdu, the last heavy stone in Lu Yuan’s heart was finally put down.

Afterwards, he had several discussions on the Dao with Feishuang Dao Master, and they both benefited greatly from each other’s insights on Dao Law.

Normally, in traditional cultivation or fantasy novels, the two should have each had a sudden enlightenment and then experienced a breakthrough with a significant increase in their cultivation level.

Unfortunately.

In the Age of Dharma Decline, there is no spiritual energy from the Immortal Method. Even with many insights and high realm, they could not progress past their current cultivation and stagnate.

This further cemented Mo Li’s determination to ascend to the Immortal Realm.

After several meetings with Lu Yuan and once again confirming the cooperation between Feishuang Tao and Chu State, the Feishuang Dao Master took his leave, left Baling, and headed to Mount Tianshu, the new base of his sect.

After seeing Mo Li off, Lu Yuan did not idle and began instructing his five true disciples.

Upon learning that their Master and King planned to cultivate them, Chu Wei, Li Liang, and the others were elated.

As a martial artist, who wouldn’t want to peer into the supreme Innate Realm?

Becoming an Inborn Grandmaster not only meant having immense power but also exercising the influence that comes with it and an additional fifty years of lifespan compared to ordinary people.

All these advantages make Inborn Grandmasters synonymous with Earthly Gods and Immortals.

Compared to ordinary people, Inborn Grandmasters are indeed a different species, gradually taking on the characteristics of immortals.

It is true.

Inborn Grandmasters have completed a transformation of their body and soul compared to ordinary people; they have transcended the concept of mortals and stand between humanity and deities.

Such beings should not be called ordinary people.

In this Age of Dharma Decline, without the manifestation of immortals, it isn’t inappropriate to call them Earthly Gods and Immortals out of ignorance and fearlessness.

It was due to their deep understanding of the significance of Inborn Grandmasters that Chu Wei and the others cherished this once-in-a-millennium opportunity.

In the past, they did not dare to hope to become Inborn Grandmasters because they knew the vast resources needed to cultivate one and the high price to pay.

These resource costs, sometimes, could empty the foundation of an Innate Great Sect or drain the treasury of a small country.

Although they were among the best disciples of Lu Yuan and had made significant contributions to their country in the past, it seemed a bit too hopeful for their Master to pay such a high price for them.

So although they regretted in their hearts, they did not dwell on it too much.

But now that an opportunity like this has fallen on their heads, and they would not grasp it with both hands, they would undoubtedly regret it for the rest of their lives and die without peace.

After receiving Lu Yuan’s support, they immediately started adjusting their mentality, honing their martial arts, and began to gradually recover their past peaks step by step.

The process was smooth.

The five had already reached a certain realm, but they had neglected their martial arts due to being busy with politics and military affairs.

Now that they had a goal and knew how to work hard, it was actually quite simple to recover their peak state.

Even Chu Wei, who had the highest martial arts talent among the five, recovered his peak level in just half a month.

After that, under Lu Yuan’s guidance, he began to delve into the Innate transformation and aimed to refine his body and soul.

After contemplation for more than ten days, Chu Wei had already gained some preliminary insights and was ready to begin the transformation of his body and officially step onto the road of Innate.

This step was quite important, and even to some extent, it could be said to be the beginning of the Innate and the foundation of the Dao, which must be cautious.

Therefore, upon receiving the news, Lu Yuan had no choice but to spare some time to specifically protect his disciple during the process.

Chu Wei’s body and soul transformation was different from Zhou Qing, Sun Siwen, and the others. It was directly refined using immortal techniques to mobilize spiritual energy.

With spiritual energy and immortal technique protection, helping a few mortals go through the transformation was actually simple and not too risky.

That’s why Lu Yuan had great confidence in those occasions and had no worries.

However, the path that these disciples were taking to breaking through Innate was the mainstream orthodox way of today – by consuming Divine Blood Elixir and relying on the different species’ bloodline’s spiritual power in the elixir to complete the transformation of their body and soul.

For a mortal body, it isn’t easy to accommodate a different species’ bloodline, let alone draw spiritual power from it.

The entire process was extremely difficult and complicated.

First, the martial artist needed to suppress the different species’ bloodline, preventing them from wreaking havoc within themselves. Then, using the powerful vitality of the different species’ bloodlines, they would stimulate and forge their bloodlines, forcing them to transform through immense external pressure.

Once the transformation began, they would draw spiritual energy from the different species’ bloodlines, nourishing and strengthening their transformed bloodline, which would then serve as the foundation for their Innate realm.

Afterward, they would repeat this process of consuming elixirs, mobilizing different species’ bloodlines to refine their own, and absorb the nutrients from the different species’ bloodlines to enable their bloodline to grow and transform.

When their own bloodline had grown and transformed to its limit and was supported by their physical blood and energy, the martial artist’s divine soul would naturally ferment and grow stronger during the process.

Once it grew strong enough and they had comprehended their own Martial Dao True Intent, they would use their True Intent as the primer to drive the whole divine soul to undergo transformation.

With both body and divine soul completed in their transformation, the Innate Realm of Martial Arts would naturally be achieved.

That was the path of Innate that traditional martial artists in this world took.

And it is the path that Chu Wei and the others must follow.