The typical ti one would need to open up a text could possibly range from weeks or months. Cain only had a rough estimate, but with his experience, he knew he was close to being completely accurate.
Lesser talented Martial cultivator's rate of comprehension would need to expand a significant amount of soul energy simply trying to understand a single energy principle.
Once they had filled that blank in, their soul energy would feel strain, forcing them to stop and recuperate. This leads to an arduous process of comprehending and then needing to take a profound amount of ti to rest their souls.
Even Cain couldn't say his soul energy can recover near instantaneously. Other geniuses, such as Divine Decree Lords, would need hours, sotis a day, depending on how drained their soul's cores are.
But of course, Cain didn't encounter regular problems other geniuses would have.
The sensation of the Source of Laws perated Cain's Spiritual Sea. Various energy principles swirled around, nearly shing together.
However, there wasn't any chaotic friction or clashes of energy principles. It was as if these Sensations of Source Laws existed in a system that can co-exist with each other without causing any chaos.
The energy principles Cain managed to perceive weren't anything groundbreaking or profound. Fire Laws, Water Laws, Wind Laws, Earth Laws, tal Laws, these had all existed at the sa ti and didn't conflict at all.
On its own, Cain could easily perceive anyone of these Law principles. But next to each other in this type of system caused a fundantal change in the energy principles. It nearly mutated into a new energy force that could hold its own unique principles and rules.
The sensations, at least on a fundantal level, were scarily similar to the mutated force of Draconic Lightning essence. Cain faintly understood a critical point.
Many believed Dao Laws simply weren't ant to mix or match. Too many conflicting forces and principles that can cause destruction.
But, as they say, impossibility only exists within the mind. There would always be a road to an unfathomable dream.
Combining Great Daos may perhaps be a universal truth nobody was able to fully explore to this day.
If Cain was simply just a Divine Mortal without Chaos energy, he too wouldn't entertain the thought of fusing Great Daos together. But with Chaos energy, it was like there was a whole new realm of power simply waiting for him.
Chaos energy can even breach the shackles of the Qi and Spirit energy barrier. Who's to say it couldn't with opposing Great Dao forces?
The journey would inevitably be arduous and long, but Cain felt increasingly determined to see this road to the end.
As he ca upon this realization, Cain felt as if a click went off his mind.
After only a few minutes, a considerable understanding fernted within Cain's Spiritual Sea. His soul energy began to grasp this understanding, allowing it to take partial control of the invading scroll's sensations.
A connection quickly ford between Cain and the soul. His comprehension of general Source Laws slightly broadened, aning he could now open up the scroll.
With eager anticipation, Cain unrolled the scroll and was treated to words that rippled with far intenser and more confusing sensations than before.
Cain stayed calm and focused on the sliver of understanding his Spiritual Sea can grasp.
The text first explained, 'Two or more sources of the Great Dao can fuse together and mutate into an evolved form. However, the process of simply fusing two Great Daos is imnsely challenging to a degree one may find impossible. Nurous Primal Soverigen grandmasters of history ended on a dead end if one wishes to pursue this path.'
Looking under this section, Cain narrowed his eyes. This text stated, 'One can refer to a Peerless Primal Soverigen grandmaster in history known as the Sword Soul grandmaster. An extre genius with a master attainnt level and a powerful soul that can suppress even half-step Heavenly Venerates. He had wished to pursue dual Sword Dao and Fire Dao. But in the end, he had no other option but to concede and put forth his effort in mastering his Sword Dao. As stated, the difficulty is unprecedentedly high. But, if one is still determined enough, continue reading.'
Cain rely curled his brows while reading. In terms of ntal pressure, the text did a perfect job of making this path seem utterly impossible.
Primal Soverigen grandmasters stood near the peak of the entire universe. Their position is only second to the legendary Heavenly Venerate figures.
The level of martial mastery any Primal Sovereign has is practically unfathomable to any lower-level cultivator.
Among the Primal Sovereign, it becos even harder to make a huge na for yourself. Every other grandmaster is a genius in their own right and wields similar prowess.
Grandmasters like the Sword Soul grandmaster are incredibly rare exceptions. Cain could even faintly recall reading about this grandmaster while as a child in his family library.
And yet this kind of imperial figure couldn't grasp two Dao Laws at the sa ti.
If he can't, what hope do other geniuses have?
Moreover, this wasn't ntioning the author of this text himself. This author must've been at an extrely high cultivation mastery, but he writes as if it was impossible for him as well.
Thankfully, Cain wasn't any ordinary or just so special genius. He was a Divine Mortal among all other Divine Mortals!
Truthfully, Cain couldn't say for sure where he place himself against the other Divine Mortals. But he had the utmost confidence in not being the least bit inferior to those whose been around for thousands of years. He very much doubts another Divine Mortal genius has an energy source as unfathomable as Chaos energy.
Confidence surged all throughout Cain's mind. He continued to pour more soul energy into the scroll.
Only monts later, Cain grasps a better understanding of the scroll, allowing him to read more from it.
'If one truly wishes to cultivate two or more Great Daos, then one must prepare themselves for a journey more arduous than the regular cultivation path. The base requirent to begin the journey of several Daos begins with one's Source Law attainnt levels. Even at the start of one's Martial journey, it is necessary to start practicing with multiple Divine Laws. The minimal requirent is perfection. Success Advanced level attainnt. If one can achieve this, they would be able to control simultaneous levels within the Divine Star realm. But this is rely scratching the surface. If one wants to control two or more Supre Divine Laws and above, a quasi-grandmaster attainnt level is the base requirent. Furthermore, one's soul needs to be at a level considered close to Divine. This level of the soul will be able to cleanse the friction caused between the opposing Great Daos. It will also provide one's soul energy the capability to wield simultaneous Great Dao in battle.'
Pausing for a mont to order his thoughts, Cain finally realized why that Mid Stage Divine Star genius was able to just barely utilize another Divine Law along with his lightning.
But it seems in the future, the requirent only becos outrageous. Cain continued to slowly read the text over.
'A note about the attainnt levels. Despite what others may say, a master's attainnt level simply isn't enough. In fact, it may end up ruining your entire cultivation if one is arrogant enough.'
A small sigh of relief escaped Cain's lips as he read. He fathod the requirents would be insane as attaining an extrely high cultivation realm or needing to seek out so sort of rare resource that is in so death zone.
But if it's only attainnt level and the level of the soul, Cain had complete assurance.
Of course, only Cain could have this kind of assurance. A Martial cultivator's attainnt level would rarely see an increase.
Only through the accumulation of hundreds, if not thousands, of years would an extre genius see any noticeable progress.
After all, the attainnt paths really are a martial cultivator's deep understanding of the highest nomological truths of the Heaven and Earth and the Source of the Great Daos.
In other words, it's the imnsely complex principles that hold the very truths to the greater universe.
Whereas regular Martial cultivators focus on comprehension for greater power. Attainnt paths are understanding the true origin of all the universe's sources of energy and gaining even greater control over them.
This is why it's actually natural for attainnts levels to progress so slowly. Even geniuses on the Divine Decree Lord can't say they can quickly increase their attainnt paths.
In comparison, raising the level of the soul was a far bigger, more complicated process.
As soul cultivation is all but lost in society, even the highest martial cultivators are confused about forming greater souls.
World Spirit Masters are generally better as their Spirit energy Laws have sensations similar to the soul's core. But no matter how much ti has gone by, there hasn't been a real, concise case of powerful soul arts.
These problems would hamper any other cultivator's determination for two or more Great Daos.
But Cain can bypass the attainnt level requirent with the Spiritual Sea Cores. And he has a Divine level soul art that will continually grow his soul as long as he cultivates it.
Cain wasn't sure if his Inner soul space had reached near Divine or full Divine level. But in the worst-case scenario, he shouldn't be too far off.
The Divine soul art did co from a grand, Heavenly Venerate existence. This kind of person had cultivated a Great Dao into their Inner World. Their understanding of the universe and the souls can perhaps shock the current Heavenly Venerate existences.
Feeling more confident than ever, Cain knew his path was set.
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