Heavenly Dao Engine Chapter 1181 - 1181 0686 Abnormal1

Chapter 1181: Chapter 0686: Abnormal_1 Chapter 1181: Chapter 0686: Abnormal_1 Chapter 0686: Abnormal

The energy transford from the fragnts of ghostly faces was vastly different from the energy Qi Tian had collected through various channels before. Fundantally, this was the first ti Qi Tian had truly transford energy from a being at the Nascent Soul Stage, which ant not only was the energy more majestic and pure, but it also faintly carried so high-level insights and experiences from cultivation practices.

These insights, for the current Qi Tian, might have been too profound, but after fusing these insights into himself, they still had a significant impact. One of the most notable effects was Qi Tian’s cultivation level smoothly breaking through from the peak of the Gold Core Realm Third Level to the Fourth Level, officially becoming a cultivator at the Mid-stage Gold Core Realm.

Because Qi Tian was using the insights from a Nascent Soul Stage existence to make the breakthrough, this advancent was not only logical but also exceptionally smooth. The effects after the breakthrough were excellent, leaving no hidden dangers, and his foundation was very solid.

The breakthrough in cultivation level was sothing Qi Tian had not anticipated, as he had not initially considered this direction; it was an unexpected delight. What truly concerned Qi Tian were the fragnts of the ghostly faces that had accepted his Blood Pact under coercion.

Apart from the four unwilling fragnts, a total of fourteen fragnts of the ghostly faces had accepted Qi Tian’s Blood Pact, accounting for more than two-thirds of the total number.

These ghostly face fragnts had signed the Blood Pact with Qi Tian separately, and although they each had independent consciousness and could fight for Qi Tian individually, there was an issue; these individual entities were not strong enough. Even though entities at the Golden Core Stage Seventh Level were not considered weak, Qi Tian was not really lacking such combat power—neither he nor the likes of Emperor Jianwu and their respective Immortal Slaves and subordinates. Such combat power, if not abundant, was available in significant numbers, around twenty or so. Moreover, if Qi Tian unleashed his full power, he could easily outpace cultivators at the Golden Core Stage Seventh Level.

Qi Tian had subdued these fragnts of the ghostly faces with the intention of making them his aids, not his burdens.

To make these ghostly face fragnts useful to him, it was necessary to enhance their strength. For the ti being, the only thod Qi Tian knew to increase the strength of these fragnts was to let them fuse back together, becoming a single entity again. It was similar to when Qi Tian was fighting Ghost Eye; as a whole, Ghost Eye was at the Nascent Soul Stage, which Qi Tian found highly formidable.

Qi Tian did not know whether, having signed a Blood Pact with each of the fragnts separately, he could still enable them to fuse back together. If he couldn’t, he would have to think of a way to force them to recombine into a single Ghost Eye, rather than each fragnt becoming a separate mini-Ghost Eye.

Qi Tian communicated his demands to these fragnts of the ghostly faces, and while doing so, his heart was uneasy. However, the subsequent developnt of events allowed Qi Tian to breathe a sigh of relief.

These ghostly face fragnts did not make any demands to Qi Tian, nor did they present any difficulties. Upon receiving Qi Tian’s request, they began to gather and rge with each other.

Once all of these dozen or so pieces had rged into one, a complete Ghost Eye appeared before Qi Tian.

This Ghost Eye was still sowhat incredulous, its Ghost Eyes rolling up and down as if assessing itself. After a mont, it finally accepted the reality of having returned to its original form.

Throughout the process, Qi Tian never let down his guard. He mobilized all of the Transporting Whirlwinds, surrounding Ghost Eye, and was also holding the flying sword that had previously chopped Ghost Eye into fragnts, ready to act at any mont. If Ghost Eye showed any sign of violating the Blood Pact, Qi Tian would not hesitate to strike and chop it up again.

Ghost Eye’s expression slightly changed; deep inside, it really did harbor a flicker of the intention to rebel upon restoration. It dared to think this way solely based on the fact that it would surely possess substantial power once restored. Moreover, the Blood Pacts were signed with each fragnt individually, not with the entire Ghost Eye, which might have offered loopholes that were beneficial to it; at the very least, the Blood Pacts’ constraints should be limited and unlikely to control the power of a Nascent Soul Stage being.

However, Ghost Eye soon discovered it had been overly optimistic. It had assud that once restored, it would be able to regain its Nascent Soul Stage strength, but in reality, its power was far from reaching the Nascent Soul Stage. Qi Tian had consecutively transford four fragnts into fuel reserves for the Heavenly Dao Engine, effectively weakening more than one-fifth of Ghost Eye’s overall strength.

Such a significant reduction directly caused a considerable decline in Ghost Eye’s power, falling from the Nascent Soul Stage to the level of a Half-step Nascent Soul.

Strictly speaking, this reduction in Ghost Eye’s strength was not a demotion in level, but a reduction in power. It was like Ghost Eye originally possessed a full bottle of water, and now a portion of the water in the bottle had disappeared; the bottle itself remained intact. If the water could be refilled, then Ghost Eye could regain the strength of the Nascent Soul Stage.