readx;? Chapter 54: Spirituality

As soon as the fire intent moved, an invisible wave of qi rushed straight into the other party's mind. Pen | fun | pavilion www. ｂｉｑｕｇｅ。 infoThis is not an ordinary combat skill, but one of the two secret techniques taught to him by his master Alva, the soul dementorship.

Harold Alva is a domain master-level powerhouse, although he is not a mind master, but he cultivates the Enlightenment Record of the dual cultivation of body and spirit. The strongest part of this exercise is the dual cultivation of the body and spirit. Therefore, even though he is not a master of minds, he also has divine consciousness himself, and he has cultivated to the point where he has learned a lot about the exercises of divine consciousness. It's just a pity that what Huo encountered was only a trace of his remnant soul, so there were only two secret techniques from Alva. Soul dementorship was one of the secret techniques he learned from Alva's remnant soul.

From his master, Huo learned a total of two secret techniques about divine consciousness, one is called Soul Shattering Technique, and the other is Soul Dementoring Technique.

Soul Shattering is to use one's own divine consciousness to attack the opponent's sea of consciousness and shatter the opponent's spiritual consciousness and divine consciousness. This kind of exercise is extremely domineering, even if he encounters an opponent whose divine consciousness is slightly higher than fire, as long as the opponent is not an enemy who has transferred to the secret method of divine consciousness, he can easily shatter the opponent's sea of consciousness. Once the other party loses the sea of knowledge, it will become a walking corpse. So this secret technique, Huo didn't dare to use it. Although this is a martial arts competition, the opposite player has no deep hatred with himself, and he will not directly put the other party to death.

Spiritualism is also an extremely domineering secret technique. Spiritualism, as the name suggests, is a secret technique to control the opponent. Spiritualism is to use one's own divine sense to attack the opponent's sea of consciousness, and then leave a trace of one's own mind in the opponent's sea of consciousness, which has achieved the purpose of controlling the other party. This kind of exercise is extremely difficult to defend against because it is extremely secretive and not easy to be detected by the other party.

Fire didn't use his soul skills to control the other party. He just wanted to use spiritualism to interfere with the other party. When he cast it, he deliberately made some qi waves, so that the other party mistakenly thought that this was another secret technique. Of course, this is also because Huo thinks a lot, in fact, even if he says the secret technique he has performed to his face, the big man on the other side doesn't know what it is. After all, this set of secret techniques was taught to him by Alva. In this illusory world, everyone has never heard of secret arts, and everyone learns combat skills.

The general controlled by the Han on the opposite side rushed towards the fire with a big axe, but was blocked by a wall of qi. The general swung the giant axe in his hand, but he couldn't break through the barrier of the air wall. Seeing this situation, the expression on the face of the big man on the opposite side suddenly became grim.

As a phantom master, he naturally knew how powerful the general he had conjured was. The generals he conjured up had extremely strong combat effectiveness, and even in the face of the early king-level mind masters, he had a great chance of winning. But the other party just performed a nameless combat skill, and actually blocked the general's attack. This had to make him face the other party again, and he could feel that the player opposite him at the moment was not using his full strength.

As soon as the big man's eyes were fixed, he was about to show his unique combat skills. He was confident that as long as this combat skill came out, even if there were thousands of troops on the opposite side, it would be difficult to block the general's blow.

But at this time, an invisible wave of qi blew and directly attacked his mind. This big man, who is not an ordinary family member, has deliberately learned some knowledge about the Mind Master before coming here. This kind of thing that was attacked into the mind by the other party was naturally familiar to him.

He was in his heart at the moment, and he already knew that the player opposite him had cultivated extremely deeply. Being able to use such an attack means means that the opponent's mental power must at least reach the realm of condensing into mist. According to the book, only when the mind of the mind master condenses into a fog, can he conjure up various forms of weapons or other forms to attack the opponent's sea of knowledge. Therefore, he immediately stopped controlling the conjured general, and began to calm down wholeheartedly, in case his sea of knowledge was broken by the other party.

The fire could easily break through the opponent's sea of consciousness and achieve the goal of controlling the opponent. But this is not a real opponent, the two sides are just competing in martial arts, and he does not want to break through the opponent's sea of knowledge and achieve the goal of controlling the other party. Therefore, when he saw that the other party was defending the sea of consciousness with all his might, he withdrew most of his divine sense, and then began to carefully examine the conjured general.

He wanted to see if he could find out some secrets about the phantom master from the other party's general. This kind of opportunity is very rare, and among thousands of people, it is not necessary to meet a phantom master, and if you can encounter such an opportunity, you will naturally not let it go easily.

However, when he did this, the surrounding audience was a little incomprehensible. Obviously, the general conjured up by the Great Han had already approached the fire, but suddenly stopped, and then the Great Han seemed to have encountered some terrible attack and began to close his eyes and defend. And the player standing opposite him neither took this opportunity to attack the opponent, nor did he make the slightest move. He just stood quietly in place, carefully looking at the general who appeared in front of him.

The general who was conjured up stood in place because he was blocked by the wall of air, and then he was wrapped in the wall of air. After losing the control of his master, the general also stopped resisting, and just stood in place, let the other party watch carefully. All of this made the surrounding audience and the referee on the field stunned.

They really couldn't figure out what the two players on the field were doing? If the big man had the upper hand, then what was he doing with his eyes closed? Why didn't he let the general he had conjured up to attack the other side? But if the fire on the opposite side was superior, then why didn't he seize the opportunity to attack and kill the other party in order to win the game? But everyone could see that the fire at the moment was very leisurely, and although he stood still, he did not have the slightest panic, and that calm and leisurely appearance could be known to anyone that he was the superior side.

In fact, everyone doesn't know that the cultivation of fire is already far away from the other party, and his cultivation of the fourth order of the meteor star is enough to be proud of all the contestants. At this moment, he is not standing in place leisurely, because he has divine sense, and all the generals who can observe this illusion in all directions, and at the same time, every move of the other man's big man is also under his control.

After observing for a moment, Fire felt that he could not find any useful information from the general. So he let go of the attack on the Great Han's Zhihai and withdrew his divine sense. He wanted to see if he would gain something out of it if the other party attacked him with all his might.

(To be continued.) )