strictlysupreme Chapter 109 Pokémon Gu Refining Method
Chapter 109 Pokémon Gu Refining Method
Chapter 112 Pokémon Gu Refining Technique (2k)
"Hong Yi?"
Sha Xiao carried the fragrant oil paper package into a house on the edge of the town.
"Waaaaah"
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"As soon as she stepped through the door, four or five little foxes, as round as dumplings, ran up to Sha Xiao and blinked their big, watery eyes, whimpering sweetly."
"Ibu, bring everyone back."
Hong Yi pushed open the door and shouted, and a slightly larger, more human-like white fox walked out from behind him.
Without the white fox making any move, the little foxes immediately went quiet, drooping their tails and reluctantly leaving Sha Xiao's feet.
Hong Yi quickly stepped forward to help Sha Xiao carry the large bag of braised beef.
Sha Xiao glanced at the thin Hong Yi and waved her hand, "Alright, with your small frame, you should just give up."
With that, he quickly went inside.
The house was dimly lit, and several old clothes that Hong Yi had washed clean but dared not put out to dry hung on the mud walls.
In small towns, there are always some people who enjoy bullying the unfortunate to gain happiness.
If Hong Yi puts his clothes out to dry in the yard, they will be covered in filth by the village children if he doesn't check on them for a while.
The dirt ground was uneven, with a chipped old wooden table and several creaking chairs in the center.
If even the most presentable room is so old, the condition inside must be even worse.
It is worth mentioning that although the house is old, there is no dust or fox filth inside.
Clearly, Hong Yi taught them very well.
Sha Xiao pulled out a chair and sat down, casually cutting open the oil paper package and tearing off pieces of beef to feed the little foxes. Looking at Hong Yi, she asked, "Are you all packed? Once we leave, we don't even know if you'll ever come back in this lifetime."
Hong Yi looked at the dilapidated little house, touched the storage bag Sha Xiao had given him, and said decisively, "I've already packed everything up. There's nothing here to miss."
"Um.
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Sha Xiao nodded lightly, and watching the foxes happily devouring the beef, she said, "They're all in pretty good shape. It seems you've been diligently cultivating while I was away."
Upon hearing this, Hong Yi's usually stern face broke into a smile: "Thanks to Master's guidance, Eevee has grown very quickly and can already help me manage these little guys."
"These past few days, I haven't found it as strenuous to chant sutras for them as I used to."
Sha Xiao smiled inwardly upon hearing this.
Of course, this is a method that I painstakingly deduced myself.
Compared to Hong Yi's previous approach of expending his own mental energy and burning his own spiritual light, only to have a tiny bit left to awaken the spirits of wild beasts, this method is much more effective.
Sha Xiao's research is much simpler and more accurate.
As long as you are a normal person with a mind, you can connect with the beast by reciting its scriptures three to five times a day.
Then all you need to do is live in harmony with wild animals and build emotional bonds with them.
During this process, the Dao traces scattered throughout the world will be engraved between the two people.
As the wild beasts gradually come to understand your meaning, they gradually develop wisdom.
Beasts that have not yet opened the sea of suffering and the void will, under the influence of the constantly condensing Dao traces, develop into beast kings in the Gu realm.
The moment they reach the level of Beast King, the Hope Gu will be born.
Ordinary people can use this to open their spiritual apertures and embark on the path of cultivation.
The entire process requires no Gu materials rich in Dao traces, nor any true essence or source energy.
All that is needed is the light of true spirit from every living being capable of cultivation.
The process by which a single spark of true spirit ignites another dim spark of light is a miracle, and it gives birth to hope.
However, if a Hope Gu is born using this method and its potential is unlocked, its aptitude and destiny Gu will depend not only on the cultivator but also on the Beast King.
The natal Gu will vary depending on factors such as the type of beast king, its attributes, its strength, the method of cultivation, and its affinity for its master.
Some people are very close to the Beast King and understand each other perfectly, and the Beast King's aptitude is also good enough.
That would allow one to directly condense a second-stage or even a fifth-stage natal Gu.
Some people simply see Beastmaster as a means to advance their rank, quickly elevating their beasts to Beastmaster status.
That would most likely result in only being able to condense ordinary first-stage Gu worms, or even not being able to condense a natal Gu at all.
If it's the one described above, the cultivator and the wild beast will be the closest of Daoist partners, naturally gaining a helper.
If it's the latter, the cultivator might not only have to worry about whether the Beast King will turn against them.
Even how to obtain the Hope Gu from the Beast King in the first place was a problem.
"That's good."
Sha Xiao nodded and instructed Hong Yi, "Xiao Yi, I'm very happy that you're willing to help your master verify the feasibility of this path."
"But you must be careful about your own consumption. Don't take advantage of the fact that the new method consumes less energy and continue to expand the herd."
"Each Beast King consumes your spiritual energy to enhance it; your future is now tied to them."
"Based on my deduction, it's best to train only one beast per level of cultivation. Unrestrained expansion of the beast herd will only prevent you from reaching the top."
As he spoke, he glanced at the little foxes and said, "It's fine if you don't want to give them up. Mortals can also evolve into chaos. As long as you teach them carefully, they may very well succeed."
"But if you want everyone to be like a dragon, you can't use this method."
"The right path is to teach everyone the cultivation method. Can you really expect to transform everyone into dragons all by yourself?"
Hong Yi nodded respectfully, assuring that he would never blindly expand again.
Seeing Hong Yi agree so readily, Sha Xiao shook her head helplessly.
He knew that Hong Yi would definitely continue to use his spiritual energy to transform the beast horde, given the opportunity.
Moreover, once the beasts become beast kings and gain intelligence, he will not force those beast kings to fight for him.
Hong Yi's enlightenment of the beasts wasn't for the purpose of becoming stronger; it was purely because he liked it.
I enjoy watching a living being grow from ignorance to enlightenment.
Although it had only been a few days, he had already seen through this kid.
Stubborn, obstinate, and rigid in his beliefs, and adhering to the principles of Confucianism in the Central Plains, he was practically a typical Confucian bookworm.
Hong Yi often stepped in to point out the problems when adults in the town did something wrong.
Because of this, he wasn't well-liked by the townspeople, and the children often isolated and bullied him.
He became even more ruthless after his mother's death.
That's why he was alone on the mountain, keeping company with the foxes.
However, this kid is also very respectful of his teachers and has exceptional talent and a strong ability to think and learn.
She understood everything immediately and grasped the concepts instantly, which made Sha Xiao thoroughly enjoy the process of being a teacher.
As the first disciple she had formally accepted, Sha Xiao still hoped to see him doing well.
Putting everything else aside, just considering that Hong Yi still took the initiative to help her pave the way even after she had informed him of the risks of this cultivation method, Sha Xiao would protect him for life.
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