Infinite: Starting from Infiltrating Other Spaces

You'll see it again after you return.

Li Xia stretched out his hand, and streams of light once again appeared in his palm, condensing into a single point.

This is the wish I've been accumulating in reality over this period of time.

It seems that his previous response to the prayer had an effect, causing the speed at which the power of the prayer increased significantly.

Correspondingly, there were also more random wishes, and I rather disdainfully removed those pink and black-red wishes.

It immediately lost more than half of its original size, but it looked much cleaner.

Awoo, who was watching from the side, suddenly said:

"Boss, I have a question!"

Li Xia turned her head to the side and asked with her eyes.

"That's right, you see... the divine power was provided by believers from two different worlds..."

Awoo gestured:

"That willpower... is also provided by the real world, it's all the same thing."

Why can divine power be directly absorbed and used, but the power of will cannot?

Li Xia was taken aback, then fell into deep thought.

Yes, why is that?

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Chapter 7 The five elements coexist

Aowu is right, but this is a blind spot in thinking; Li Xia had never considered it from this perspective before.

The essence of divine power is also accumulated through the faith of believers.

The power of aspiration also originates from the beings in the real world, but why does the power of aspiration make him instinctively unwilling to be tainted by it?

Even when the power of will is gathered, it does not merge with itself, but rather condenses and remains around the body.

The divine power did not make him resist it?

Seeing their leader deep in thought, the three little ones didn't dare disturb him and quietly left, leaving Li Xia to think alone.

......

So why is that?

Even into the evening, the question was still lingering in Li Xia's mind. Even the three little ones didn't expect that their leader would be pondering this question for so long.

But what happened next was unexpected. For seven days in a row, Li Xia was in deep thought, while his clone continued to attend classes.

However, his main body remained motionless, neither eating nor drinking nor sleeping. Such a level of exertion was naturally insignificant to him.

The circulation of true qi alone is enough to sustain them, but eating and sleeping are more like an anchor for them, using these daily behaviors to anchor their existence.

Li Xia's condition caused even the three little ones to worry, and they silently stayed by her side until the seventh day.

He seemed to wake up from a dream, exhaled a long breath, stood up and stretched.

His joints cracked and popped all over his body, and the three little ones immediately jumped up and surrounded him.

"Boss, have you... figured it out?"

Aowu asked cautiously, afraid that Li Xia might be in a confused state, and also afraid that his question might drive her crazy again.

"no!"

Li Xia lowered her hand, her face showing no confusion whatsoever; on the contrary, she exuded a unique clarity.

"I just suddenly realized that if I can't figure it out, I'll stop thinking about it. This matter doesn't affect me at the moment."

Why do I need to figure this out? I'll understand naturally someday in the future.

It seems... to make some sense?

On the small island in the sea, Li Xia stood up and walked straight towards the path covered by dense jungle.

It is currently typhoon season, and thick clouds hang low, seemingly about to touch the earth.

The gale whipped up waves that crashed against the rocks, shattering into a shower of spray that merged with the next wave before even hitting the ground.

Large raindrops pelted down from the sky, striking the leaves and causing the emerald green leaves to nod sharply. Before they could bounce back, even more raindrops began to fall.

So it could only lower its head as if begging for mercy, letting the rainwater gather on the tips of its leaves along its veins before falling to the ground.

Sometimes a gust of wind blows, and the leaves quickly take advantage of the wind's force to dance, shaking the raindrops off themselves.

Li Xia walked along this path shrouded in wind and rain. With each step, it felt as if he had entered an extremely quiet realm.

The raindrops stopped in mid-air, defying gravity; the ripples, the trembling leaves—everything was still.

Only when he continued to move forward and left a certain area did everything seem to be put on a start.

The Time Chamber still sits quietly at the end of this path, exposed to the wind and rain.

He sat cross-legged on the floor, and the Time Chamber gradually brightened with a blinding light.

[Please select a skill to train]

Li Xia lightly touched the [Eight-Nine Arcane Arts] with his finger.

The world before my eyes gradually became unreal.

What followed was a familiar scene.

The cliff was covered with knee-deep snow, and several wild plum trees on the cliff edge were in full bloom despite the cold. Their pink and white petals looked even whiter than the snow and trembled gently in the cold wind.

The simple wooden house stood amidst the white snow, with a crooked wooden fence surrounding the front, a long string of icicles hanging from the eaves, and even piles of firewood that he had chopped last time in the corner.

The wind and snow howled across the sky and earth, leaving the entire space desolate and cold.

Li Xia sat down in front of the cliff where he had been sitting for a long time, slowly closed his eyes, and his consciousness also began to enter a state of silence, slowly sinking into his body and urging his five elements essence.

Three distinct orbs of primordial light shone from his chest. The light was not dazzling, but it shone softly through his clothes.

A shimmering white light appeared between the lungs; though it was white, it carried a chilling, murderous aura.

The essence of gold settles in the lungs, like a frost-covered blade, possessing an inherent sharpness.

The warm green light falls on the abdomen, which is the essence of wood stored in the liver, like a new bud breaking through the soil, overflowing with the vital energy of continuous growth.

There was an extremely faint red light on the left chest. Its color was crimson, and it was the essence of fire residing in the mind. It was like a candle flame dancing, and although it was faint, it had the potential to burn everything.

Finally, there is the side of the waist, where a bright blue light shines like rippling water, representing the essence of water stored within the kidneys, making a soft, viscous sound.

The four-colored light clusters slowly rose and fell along the meridians of the internal organs, each guarding its own position, clearly distinct.

Li Xia once thought that the five elements' mutual generation and restraint only represented the five internal organs, and that the essence of the five elements would only strengthen the internal organs.

However, a sudden and inexplicable battle between the origins of metal and wood within his personal space led him to discover that the five elements are far more complex than they appear to be.

The principle of mutual generation and mutual restraint seems to be just like what is recorded in ancient books: the five elements are the foundation of heaven and earth, evolving to give birth to all things in heaven and earth.

This discovery also gave him an extremely bold idea:

Since the essence of the five elements not only corresponds to the five internal organs, can we use the power of mutual generation of the five elements to generate the essence of earth and fire that he lacks?

With a thought, he drew upon the essence of wood within his liver lobes, directing it along the meridians towards his heart.

The emerald light surged like a torrent against the faint crimson flames. The inner fire flickered and brightened slightly, like adding fuel to the fire, making the flames indeed burn brighter, but it was powerless to continue. It only shone briefly before falling silent again.

However, this resulted in more of the wood's essence dissipating from the meridians during the collision.

No... it can't be that simple. Perhaps there are other methods?

Li Xia pondered for a while and then tried again, condensing the wood energy in his liver into a thin thread with all his might.

It extends along the veins toward the heart, carefully maintained, so that this thin thread will not break.

However, this was undoubtedly extremely difficult. He tried for a long time before he could barely manage to do it. The essence of the five elements was not as easy to control as true qi.

They prefer to stay in their respective organs and are too lazy to even move. Li Xia's ability to do this is quite astonishing.

With great difficulty, the thin thread of condensed wood energy probed into his heart, and he felt his heart pound heavily in his chest.

Immediately afterwards, the extremely weak flame suddenly burst into flames, and then a spark quickly shot up along the wooden thread.

In the blink of an eye, the wooden thread that Li Xia had painstakingly condensed vanished like a lit fuse.

What is the principle?

Li Xia raised his eyebrows. It was only because he had an excellent temperament that this was enough to make him furious.

It took him almost a year just to condense the essence of the wood into threads.

So it's still wrong?

Li Xia slowly exhaled, not caring too much; it was just a wrong attempt.

He had tried and failed countless times in the treasure labyrinth of the Canglan Immortal Palace, a trial and error process that nearly drained him dry.

His mind had long been tempered to the point of being as strong as diamond, and he had enough patience to face these mistakes.

Time flies, and the snow on the mountaintop continues to fall from the sky just as it did when we first arrived.

Li Xia sat cross-legged and hovered in mid-air, the orbs of light on his chest remaining firmly in their original positions as before.

He hadn't gained any advantage whatsoever; his expression was calm, but there was a hint of confusion in his eyes.

The five-star executioner can use the Time Chamber to accelerate three years, and the three years are almost up.

Over the past three years, he has tried various methods, such as slowing down the flow rate to penetrate layer by layer, and even reversing the meridian path to try and fail repeatedly.

No matter how much you try to stimulate it, those essences always seem like two layers of light that don't blend together; there's only a collision of energy, but no real "generation."

He can now precisely mobilize every wisp of essence, yet he still can't grasp the key to "life".

Is it not working... or is the method wrong?

Li Xia calmed his breathing, and once again skillfully closed his eyes, focusing his entire being on the internal organs within his chest, his gaze falling on the three primordial energies each occupying a specific location.

Five Elements... Five Qi... Five Organs...

As he looked around, a thought suddenly came to mind.

Why do the essences of the five elements reside in their corresponding organs?

If the only purpose is to store energy, the dantian and qi sea are far more suitable than the five internal organs.

Furthermore, on the essence enhancement panel, each essence enhances a specific ability.

In terms of the organs corresponding to the Five Elements, what is being enhanced is precisely the function of the organs.

For example, the essence of wood belongs to the liver, and the liver detoxifies, so it enhances the ability to resist toxins and negative status effects.

Since liver qi governs the eyes, the eyes are also strengthened accordingly.

The essence of metal belongs to the lungs, so it enhances respiration and sharpness.

This suggests a profound relationship between the Five Elements and the Five Internal Organs. If this is the case...

When the five elements gather in the chest cavity, according to the transformation of the five elements, isn't that equivalent to creating a small world inside the body?

If this is the case, the internal organs correspond to the five emotions, and the mind influences the flow of Qi...

Wait a minute, Li Xia raised his eyebrows, his eyes snapped open, and a glint of light flashed in them.

Have I been overlooking something all along?

For example... emotions?

My emotions are too stable, so stable that I haven't felt a bit anxious, frustrated, uneasy, or even frustrated in the past three years.

Normally, this stable emotion would certainly be an advantage, but here... perhaps it is precisely this despairingly stable emotion that is preventing him from finding the right path?

Having calmed himself down, he focused his attention again.

First, direct your divine will towards the liver. If the liver is involved... the liver generates anger... there is also the saying that one should be very angry.

so.....

Should I get angry first?