Immortality Through Array Formations Chapter 2140 Chapter 1008: Myriad Spells (Part 3)

Previously on Immortality Through Array Formations...
In the Qianxue Debate, Mo Hua's team from Taixu Gate clashed with a second-rate squad from the Qian Taoist Sect, one of the Four Great Sects. The opponents, clad in Water Fire Taoist Robes and armed with Fire Melt Dao Armor Talismans, effectively neutralized Mo Hua's Fireball and Water Prison Techniques, rendering his spell control useless. With Mo Hua sidelined, the Qian Taoist Sect focused their assault on Linghu Xiao, encircling him and his teammates to restrict their movements and intensify the pressure. As the battle dragged on, Taixu Gate's situation deteriorated, drawing murmurs of doubt from the spectators.

This marks the Sword Discussion.

Under the gaze of countless spectators, numerous techniques depend on the element of surprise, effective only for a couple of uses to seize the upper hand.

Any exposed secret move gets neutralized within just one or two exchanges.

Restrictions applied to both the Fireball Technique and the Water Prison Technique.

Mo Hua could no longer contain himself.

He stopped holding back and unleashed the extensive collection of basic spells at his command.

These techniques varied greatly and originated from multiple places.

The majority came from apprehending Sin Cultivators on reward hunts.

Upon Mo Hua's initial arrival in the Qian Learning State Boundary and his entry into the Taixu Gate, he accompanied his senior brothers and sisters on these hunts, seizing numerous Sin Cultivators.

A significant number of these Sin Cultivators turned out to be defiant pupils from various sects across the Qian Learning State Boundary.

They possessed abundant sect legacies.

In particular, a wide range of bizarre, mixed, and elementary spell manuals, nearly all seized by Mo Hua via "rigorous questioning."

Besides that, the Taixu Gate's Taoist Repository contributed as well.

Plus other minor spell books obtained through chance encounters in different ways. In total, they amounted to at least hundreds of varieties.

These spells held lower quality, but as long as the Spiritual Root aligned, learning them proved generally straightforward.

Mo Hua's Divine Sense proved robust, his insight sharp, allowing him to master the spells with ease after merely a few looks at the spell diagrams.

Achieving this came without effort.

The more he studied and applied them, the greater his grasp on the spells grew, naturally boosting his skill level.

Regrettably, Mo Hua had rarely employed these basic spells in the past.

From the beginning of Foundation Establishment onward, his foes reached the caliber of the "Fire Buddha" and "Water Yama."

Subsequently, figures such as "Xiao Zhenhai," "elders of the Demon Sect,"

"leaders of the Demon Sect," "Young Master Xuan," all operated at Golden Core level.

Regardless of how adeptly he wielded these inferior second-class spells, they offered no benefit.

Things have changed now.

At the Sword Discussion Conference, his rivals consist of sect disciples at comparable realms to his own. This approach of "versatile spells" begins to reveal its true might.

Thus, the five pupils from Qian Taoist Sect faced as the initial group of Sword Discussion participants to endure Mo Hua's "spell onslaught."

Mo Hua concentrated his Qi and spirit, his hands shaping an unseen hold as spiritual power surged alongside Divine Sense, unleashing a barrage of spells from his fingertips toward the Qian Taoist Sect disciples.

In a flash, radiant bursts flickered nonstop, with techniques assaulting without pause.

Golden Blade Technique, Wooden Binding Skill, Water Jet Skill, Fire Brightness Skill, Earth Prison Skill, Quicksand Skill, Earth Burying Skill, Wood Poison Art, Golden Sound Skill...

Five Elements cycling, pouring forth without end.

A rich assortment of spells lay ready at his command.

While their strength fell short, Mo Hua's Divine Sense shifted swiftly, and his vast knowledge of spells ensured they struck fast, precisely, and without pattern.

It left everyone spellbound and swamped.

Such an outcome stemmed from blending Old Kui's principle, "all spells in the world, only speed is unbeatable," with Elder Yi's wisdom, "Five Elements rotation, all encompassing spells."

Mo Hua remained rooted in place, his fingers dancing swiftly to launch Five Elements spells in succession, resembling a human "spell machine gun," pummeling the Qian Taoist Sect disciples until they floundered, submerged, and utterly humiliated.

The observing cultivators, Qian Taoist Sect elders included, grew quiet.

The once-noisy crowd hushed right away.

Meanwhile, Wenren Wan, Yu Er, Murong Caiyun, Hua Qianqian, along with Taixu Gate disciples and elders, viewed the scene with hearts pounding fiercely.

Elder Yi in particular displayed intense exhilaration on his face.

As a Daoist Law Elder, he dedicated his existence to exploring spells.

The vision of "all spells in the world" had haunted his thoughts for ages.

Mo Hua became the inaugural disciple to manifest this "Five Elements rotation" in actual combat.

Furthermore, this unfolded during the Sword Discussion Conference.

Facing off against Qian Taoist Sect disciples.

Employing simple Five Elements spells to dominate the prodigy pupils of the Four Great Sects, forcing them down without recourse, sufficiently demonstrated how this "spell style" could elevate the ordinary to the extraordinary.

Yet following the thrill, Elder Yi sensed a pang of sorrow:

"This young Mo Hua ultimately possesses such a weak Spiritual Root and meager spiritual power..."

Even though they were mere basic Five Elements spells, the ceaseless cycling demanded heavy expenditure.

Mo Hua found it impossible to sustain this rapid casting for extended periods.

His Qi Sea, his spiritual power, failed to back such "lavish" output. Had it been otherwise, through his own efforts alone, with rapid, expansive, and immense Five Elements synergy—bolstering and offsetting each other—a flawless "spell chain" devoid of gaps, he could have crushed the five Qian Taoist Sect disciples outright.

"What a shame..."

Elder Yi let out another sigh.

Perfection eludes all things, after all.

Despite the inherent weaknesses in Mo Hua's "Five Elements rotation, all encompassing spells," it sufficed for the present circumstances.

Besides, this was the Sword Discussion, where Mo Hua didn't stand solitary.

Aided by Five Elements spells, he held the Qian Taoist Sect disciples in check momentarily, giving Linghu Xiao a moment to recover and launch reprisals.

On top of that, Ouyang Xuan, Cheng Mo, and Situ Jian joined the fray. Soon, the Qian Taoist Sect disciples slipped into a dire position.

Mo Hua's Fire Brightness Skill blinded one Qian Taoist Sect disciple's vision, followed by Quicksand Skill ensnaring their steps, a Water Jet Skill quenching their Fire Talisman, and a Golden Blade Technique slicing a minor breach...

The momentum of the fight flipped entirely.

Though these spells ranked as low-level, their impacts proved remarkably precise.

Yet in clashes among experts, every instant hangs in the balance of survival.

Such minute shifts, when stacked, already held the power to reverse the entire engagement.

Situ's Li Fire Sword pierced the tiny gap Mo Hua had forged, straight into the Qian Taoist Sect disciple's chest.

Cheng Mo brought his axe crashing down, Ouyang Xuan struck with his blade, and Linghu Xiao unleashed sweeping Sword Qi, causing the Qian Taoist Sect disciple's Dao Discussion Jade to shatter and their elimination to occur in a heartbeat.

One fallen, leaving four Qian Taoist Sect disciples, the outlook worsened sharply for them.

With one fewer from Qian Taoist Sect, nothing anymore restrained Linghu Xiao's Sword Qi, freeing him unchecked.

The skirmish pressed on for another hundred exchanges, as the surviving four Qian Taoist Sect disciples fell "slain" sequentially through the combined efforts of Taixu Gate's five.

Taixu Gate claimed victory in this bout.

Across the expansive viewing areas, a hush descended.

Qian Taoist Sect elders wore darkened faces.

Even elders from rival sects appeared grave.

They at last comprehended that Mo Hua, the Formation Leader in this Sword Discussion Conference, no longer held his former "status."

All had misjudged him.

This Formation Leader from Qianxue at the Sword Discussion Conference differed from the earlier "Formation Master," emerging instead as a "dark horse" boasting exceptional spell expertise and immense promise.

He represented a cultivator barred from advanced Daoist Magic yet masterful in countless basic spells, forming the early model of "all-encompassing spells" as a true "Spell Master."

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