When the yellow jade faded as well, Yun Che’s profound energy finally stopped spinning wildly and chaotically. His expression looked a lot more relaxed as well.6

If anything, Hua Caili was the one more shaken between the two.1

Every time a profound practitioner achieved a breakthrough, their profound energy would experience a new growth and rebirth. This was especially true if they entered a major realm. Their transformation was qualitative to say the least.0

Considering the environment and Yun Che’s injuries, it was perfectly normal for him to let slip his profound energy.0

The problem was that his profound energy contained five different elements. Excluding light profound energy, which was a power that only existed in the ancient records, there were a total of six elements in the Abyss: Water, Fire, Wind, Lightning, Earth and Darkness. And Yun Che was cultivating five of them at the same time!6

This completely went against her aunt’s, father’s, and the High Priests’ teachings.0

Not even High Priest Ling Xian, the elemental master of the four High Priests thanks to her special profound veins and divine inheritance, could control this many elements at the same time. Only three.4

Hua Caili wanted very much to ask her aunt about this, but she didn’t want to disturb Yun Che. So, she could only resume her watch in silence.0

Before she knew it, she was staring at him blankly all over again.1

By now, the profound energy cyclones on his body had decreased considerably. He seemed to have gotten things completely under control.0

It was at this moment something unusual happened. When Yun Che’s profound energy seemingly returned to stability completely, a violent storm appeared out of seemingly nowhere, and countless streams of profound energy flowed into his body, billowing his hair and his clothes.0

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