Xianlu

Chapter 4 Talisman Seeds
The ink ball rolls, and the four characters of harvesting, raw, cutting and folding continue to emerge, and they appear faintly, revealing a kind of primitive meaning.

Xu Dao stared at it blankly, with thousands of thoughts in his mind.

Suddenly, the looming ink ball suddenly collapsed, blown by the wind, and inadvertently disappeared into the air, as if it had never appeared.

Seeing this, Xu Dao's eyes were slightly anxious, he directly reached out and grabbed into the fire, but fluttered.

"Hey!" Xu Dao's fingers were licked by the flames, and the pain suddenly entered his mind, making him wake up from the excitement.

Blinking, Xu Dao confirmed that Mo Tuan had completely disappeared. He took a deep breath, closed his eyes, and began to calm down.

Xu Dao thought silently in his heart: "That's right, the characters condensed by the ink ball just now are quite similar to the 'seeds' recorded in the Taoist book, so I'm not mistaken..."

What is "Talisman Seed"?
Heaven and earth have patterns, Taoists observe the heaven and earth, observe the rules, perceive the magic of thunder, lightning, wind and rain, etc., and finally copy them into writing, which can be recorded in their minds, written on paper, and refined into utensils... before there are spells, talismans, instruments and other objects .

If a Daoist cultivates a spell to the highest level, after thoroughly comprehending the mystery of the spell, the spell will self-congeal, and a pattern will appear in the mind.

This pattern is called "Rune Seed", also called "Rune Seed"!
Once the talisman seeds congeal, they will be imprinted in the soul of the Taoist for life, producing various wonderful effects.

The first is to allow the Taoist to run the magic all the time, in a flash, without slack, and there will be no additional infuriating loss.

If a Taoist wants to draw a talisman according to this, the success rate of the talisman drawing can be more than half!
In contrast, Daoists who have not condensed runes must first visualize the corresponding spell runes in their minds when casting spells and drawing runes, and then they can carry the essence and cast spells.

This kind of spell casting process is time-consuming and laborious, and the infuriating energy consumption is quite large, and if the spell rune imagined is wrong, the spell will fail at light, and the spell will be backfired at worst.

If the Daoist cast spells are compared to writing.

Those who have not condensed the talisman are like writing with a pen, which is time-consuming and has the possibility of clerical errors.

And the condensed talisman is like printing with engraving, and it is fast and convenient. The two are not the same.

However, talismans are rare. To cultivate each spell to the point where it can condense the seeds of talismans, it not only requires the Taoist to spend a lot of hard work, figuring out and practicing day and night for years, but also requires the Taoist’s talent and intelligence, and even the temperament must be harmonious. This spell fits.

For example, Xu Dao, he practiced for three years, but still failed to cultivate a spell into a condensed rune.His fellow apprentice and brother, almost the same.

The spell practiced by Xu Dao is called "Taiyin Moon Flower Tuna Method".

This method enables practitioners to attract the moonlight at night, swallow it with the mouth and nose, and incorporate it into the body for polishing and digestion, thereby strengthening the infuriating energy and nourishing the soul.

For this method, Xu Dao has long been familiar with it, but it is far from being able to condense the seeds of the talisman, which is only a small success.

Thinking of this, Xu Dao sighed in his heart, thinking: "Xu is too persistent, so stunned, hallucinations?"

The reason why he is obsessed with condensing runes is because the condensation of runes is not only related to casting spells, but also to practice!

It should be noted that the cultivation of the immortal path has various realms such as fetal breathing, qi refining, foundation building, golden elixir, and Nascent Soul.

Its essence lies in cultivating true qi, nourishing the soul with true qi, and then mobilizing the three souls and seven souls to condense into a yin spirit, and finally constantly shed yin into yang, so that the yin spirit becomes the yang spirit, immortal, and rises from the house!

Among them, fetal breath is the first step, and it is the beginning of entering the Dao. The Daoist cultivates the true qi in the dantian.

Refining Qi is the second step, and it is also a gate to Immortal Dao.Those who pass this gate are considered to have truly embarked on the path of immortality and are called "daoists".

Those who have not passed this gate are just toddlers on the road of cultivating immortals.It can't drive magic tools, can't cast spells, and it's hard to refine elixir... It's impossible to live up to 150 years, so it's called "Tao Tong".

Xu Dao is now in the realm of fetal breath and is a Dao boy.

He has been cultivating his true qi and strengthening his soul for nearly three years. He has been thinking about being able to leave the body and truly enter the realm of qi refining!

But to this day, even though he has been able to use his infuriating energy to arouse his soul and become a yin god, he still does not dare to let the yin god escape from the Niwan cave and leave his body outside.

Because the fetal breath breaks through to refining qi, the biggest barrier is not that the soul condenses into a yin spirit, but whether the yin spirit can stay outside the body after it has condensed!

It must be known that the human soul is extremely fragile and must be protected and nourished by the body. Even if the three souls and seven souls are condensed into a yin spirit with infuriating qi, it is likely that the wind cannot blow, the rain cannot hit, and the fire cannot burn.

If he leaves the body without hesitation, it is possible that a single breath of the body can blow out the true energy, causing the Yin spirit to collapse, the soul to fly away, and the Daoist to die.

This is called "yin and spirit come out of the body and never return".

If Xu Dao wanted the yin spirit not to collapse after the yin spirit came out of the body, either his infuriating energy would continue to grow and grow out in time every time it was consumed, or his infuriating energy would be strong and tenacious, with extraordinary effects, and would not be afraid of ordinary life. the wear out...

In this way, the soul can be tightly protected by infuriating qi, transforming into a yin spirit that resides outside the body, and then can walk freely, withstand the purification of the essence of the sun and the moon, and exhale the spiritual qi of heaven and earth, which is called "refining qi".

And if he can cultivate the "Taiyin Moon Flower Tuna Method" to the realm of Dacheng, he will generate talisman seeds and plant them in his soul.

When the yin spirit comes out of the body, the lunar yinhua breathing technique can operate on its own, so that its true qi will continue to flourish, so that the yin spirit will not collapse.

Thinking of this, Xu Dao suddenly felt waves in his heart.

"It is rumored that there are runes between heaven and earth that can be directly picked, and planted in the soul to become seeds, which can cast spells..."

Xu Dao opened his eyes and said secretly: "In other words, how can there be a natural rune appearing in such sorcerers as harvesting and cutting?"

He looked into the fire, and his eyes suddenly jumped.

I saw that the talisman paper thrown in on the red hot coals was still intact, and there was no sign that it was about to burn.Seeing this, Xu Dao quickly pulled it out with a wooden stick.

After pulling it out, he reached out and touched it, and found that the talisman paper was only warm. After flipping through it several times, he still did not find any damage to the talisman paper.

The only thing that changed was that the tiny characters that were originally written on the talisman paper disappeared, disappeared completely, and the whole talisman paper became a blank talisman paper.

Xu Dao touched it carefully and found that the talisman paper in his hand was indistinguishable from ordinary yellow paper in terms of material, luster, and weight.

Light yellow, slightly rough, far less than some high-grade paper made of jade fur.

Seeing this, Xu Dao was not sad but happy, and immediately thought: "Treasures are hidden!"

(End of this chapter)