Mo Hua calmed down and continued to work hard. During this period, he also tried other methods, but without exception, they all failed.

After failing too many times, ink painting stopped and began to reflect.

Fortunately, he had a lot of experience in the application of spiritual thoughts and formations. After thinking about it for a few days, he gradually became enlightened.

Mo Hua realized that he had thought wrong before.

Instead of manifesting the formation, transforming spiritual thoughts into swords, try the fusion of the two items.

It should be integrated from the beginning.

As Patriarch Dugu said, the Great Dao is the origin of all things. All things in the world are surrounded by myriads of Dharma, and they reach the same destination through different paths.

If you want to integrate formation and swordsmanship, you have to start from the beginning.

Integrate from the source.

But in this case, the "soul" is involved.

And there are still "hidden dangers" in his soul.

Mo Hua thought about it for a moment and decided that he should give it a try.

He took out the bamboo slip, borrowed the sword intention on the bamboo slip, and chopped off his own soul, "warning" the evil fetus and asking him to be more honest.

Then he summoned the Dao Monument, using the pressure of the Dao Monument and the terror of the Tribulation Thunder to frighten the evil fetus.

Only then did Mo Hua feel free to call upon his soul.

But he only summoned one of the souls, and avoided the parasitic Fushiya soul of the evil fetus.

After being prepared, Mo Hua held his breath and concentrated, and began to integrate the sword formation into the "psychic image" of his soul, fundamentally reconstructing his "spiritual mind into a sword".

But this process is also mysterious and elusive.

The profundity of the formation and the sharpness of the swordsmanship are not easy to reconcile.

After calming down in the ink painting, he followed Patriarch Dugu's interpretation of "Tao" and began to "abandon everything and return to nothingness" and "return to nature".

Forget all the methods, perceive the true nature of "Tao", use sword skills and formations as rafts, borrow the raft to cross the river, cross the river to gain the Tao, and gain the Tao-fusion method.

When he thought about it like this, his mind suddenly became clear.

In his mind, all kinds of formations and sword energies were raging, each doing its own thing, but their origins were vaguely intertwined.

Mo Hua was refreshed, and he used heavenly calculations and calculations to continuously evolve the integration of formations and swordsmanship in his mind, looking for any "opportunity" for fusion.

I don't know how long it took, Mo Hua thought, calculated, and tried countless times, and finally seized the fleeting opportunity.

This opportunity is like a key, opening a door to the great road.

Ink painting used "sword formation" as a medium and began to make preliminary attempts to integrate formation and kendo.

His spiritual thoughts turned into swords, and they began to be reconstructed bit by bit from the bottom...

After a long time, Mo Hua opened his eyes.

There was sword light flowing in his eyes, and in this sword light, there were lines of formations emerging, and the two were intertwined and seemed to be one.

Mo Hua slowly stretched out his palm.

Wisps of spiritual thoughts condensed in his hands to form the Broken Gold Sword Formation. Then, using the sword pattern as the blade and the sword pivot as the bone, bit by bit, it manifested into a sword of spiritual thoughts.

This sword of spiritual thought is a complete long sword. It is no longer the crude appearance it had before. Moreover, the golden light flows and the sword energy is terrifyingly sharp.

This is a complete divine thought transformed into a sword!

Moreover, it includes the "Broken Gold Sword Formation", a sword of divine thought built on the basis of the formation.

Just looking at it, I feel the golden light is bright and extremely dazzling.

Taixu's spiritual thoughts turned into swords, and the sword techniques are the same.

However, if different sword cultivators practice the same true sword-forming technique, the manifested sword of divine will is a manifestation of their own swordsmanship, and each one is different.

And Mo Hua, the sword of spiritual thought, is completely unique.

Because what he integrated into this sword was his own "formation path".

This is a "sword of formation" manifested by divine thoughts!

Mo Hua was very happy.

A few days later, Sword Tomb.

Patriarch Dugu looked at the golden color in Mo Hua's eyes and couldn't help but feel a little dazed.

"You actually...let this child figure it out?"

"Besides, it's only been seven days..."

Seven days...

Ancestor Dugu's eyes trembled slightly.

When it comes to formations, this child's understanding is truly terrifying...

Ancestor Dugu was a little unbelievable. At the same time, the hope in his heart, like a candle in the wind, actually started to burn brightly.

Ancestor Dugu gave Mo Hua a few more pointers, pointed out some shortcomings, and asked Mo Hua to think about it himself.

After that, he sent the ink painting away happily.

After Mo Hua left, Patriarch Dugu was the only one left in the sword tomb.

He sat silently, like a lonely but broken sword.

After an unknown amount of time, he looked resolute and murmured slowly:

"Junior brother, I'm sorry..."

"I can only pass on this skill to this child. Even if it leads him to a path of no return, like me, he will be haunted by evil spirits and demons for the rest of his life. He will never have a moment of peace in his life..."

"But, he is really the only one who can pass it on..."

"If we don't pass it on, we will never have a chance..."

Ancestor Dugu looked up to the sky and sighed.

As soon as the cold moonlight shone, his face was filled with light and shadow, and his eyes, ears, nose, mouth and facial features gradually disappeared, making him look like a "faceless" demon with no desires, no thoughts, no good and no evil...
Chapter completed!