At this fleeting moment, accompanied by two images nearly overlapping and then bursting apart with a thunderous roar, appeared the golden Dharma forms that Chu Weiyang had once forged to represent the Dao Child and Dao Balance.
Even though they had been corrupted and twisted under the erosion and mutation caused by the toxic and deadly qi of the Five Aggregates, they still retained their majestic outlines, bathed in the radiant brilliance of gilded divine splendor.
The profound meanings originally contained in the “Dao Child Image” and “Dao Balance Image” still ran through them.
In fact, due to the mutation and loss of control from the poisonous qi of the Five Aggregates, certain characteristics of the Dao methods weren’t merely preserved—they were elevated beyond the usual limits of cultivation techniques, pushing to explore the very edge and extremes of Dao magic itself.
For example, the Dao Child symbolized vast and magnificent human cultivation and spiritual power.
The Dao Balance stood for the robust and boundless ebb and flow of human vitality and blood qi.
All of this aligned perfectly with the nature of the toxic qi of the Five Aggregates.